From 'Joy' to Division: DNC Brings Bitter Hillary to Taunt Trump over Conviction

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

41% : The next speaker was Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD), who voted against certifying Trump's Electoral College victory in 2017, and yet led the effort to impeach Trump for challenging the election results in 2021.
36% : Clinton smirked as she called Trump ""the first person to run for president with 34 felony convictions.
36% : (Trump faces potential jail time in New York after his sentencing in September.)
27% : It also claimed, falsely, that Trump warned of a "bloodbath" if he lost (he was speaking about the consequences in the car industry).
18% : "Trump was convicted in May in Manhattan by a prosecutor who had run for office promising to put him in jail, on charges that had never been brought in New York State before -- and which, if applied to Clinton herself, would have resulted in her own conviction.
17% : As she taunted Trump, the crowd broke into chants of "Lock him up!"
7% : Trump was accused of failing to report payments to adult film star Stormy Daniels as campaign expenditures; Clinton hid campaign expenditures on Fusion GPS, the firm that invented the "Russia collusion" hoax.
1% : Clinton's reference to the case of Stormy Daniels -- with whom Trump has denied having an affair -- was also ironic: Clinton, of course, is married to philanderer Bill Clinton, whose affair with an intern led to his impeachment.

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