Jack Smith's 165-Page Legal Brief Detailing Trump's 2020 Election

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

77% : When Trump was told by an aide of Pence's evacuation, prosecutors say Trump responded: "So what?"Trump's first call for calm -- which advisers viewed as insufficient -- came 14 minutes later: "Please support our Capitol Police and Law Enforcement.
60% : Well, according to Smith's document, there were several things that Trump was advised in the run up to Election Day in 2020.
46% : For example, Trump and allies alleged that 36,000 noncitizens had cast ballots in Arizona, changing the figure to "a few hundred thousand" five days later, eventually revising it back to "bare minimum ... 40 or 50,000," then to 32,000 and back up to the original number of 36,000.
36% : According to Smith's prosecutors, Trump was alone in the White House dining room when he sent that tweet.
33% : Jack Smith knows he won't be able to present his case against Trump within the time frame the Court's foisted upon him when it matters the most-before the elections.
31% : According to prosecutors, at one point during Trump's bid to overturn the results, a Trump White House aide overheard Trump tell his daughter Ivanka and son-in-law Jared Kushner: "It doesn't matter if you won or lost the election.
27% : Again, none of this is surprising, just like it's no surprise that Trump cited voter fraud statistics the same way he presents virtually everything he calls facts: by conjuring them out of thin air.
27% : Kamala Harris Wins Presidential Debate With Facts To Counter Trump's Nonstop Lies And Other Key TakeawaysD.C. Prosecutors Accuse Trump Of Inspiring 'Racist' Hate Toward Ruby Freeman
26% : However, they do highlight these important points: Trump knew he lost the election, he knew he would likely lose before the results were in, and he knew the damage and danger his propaganda campaign was causing.
24% : According to the document, Trump was literally told by his own campaign that he would likely lose the 2020 election before he lost it.
23% : It details how Trump and his minions embarked on an intentional effort to "create chaos" at a polling center in Detroit once it became clear that Biden won and that the votes were legitimate.
21% : If Trump is successfully sent back to the Oval Office, it's unlikely he will ever be prosecuted-despite his having proved himself to be the "threat to democracy" he complains about being called.
21% : The brief goes on to accuse Trump of promising to present evidence of his fictitious voter fraud claims to election officials before welching on his promises to provide said evidence, which obviously did not exist.
18% : And Wandrea 'Shaye' MossThe post Jack Smith's 165-Page Legal Brief Detailing Trump's 2020 Election Fraud Propaganda Unsealed appeared first on NewsOne.
16% : More from Politico:Prosecutors said they would prove at trial that Trump and his allies often made up statistics about voter fraud "from whole cloth."
1% : From Politico:At 2:24 p.m. on Jan. 6, as Trump supporters were attacking the Capitol, Trump took to Twitter to condemn Vice President Mike Pence, saying Pence lacked "courage" because Pence had resisted Trump's pressure to intervene in the Electoral College certification.

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