NY courts thrashed over Trump cases: 'Guilty of running for president'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

41% : "It's an existential event for him financially because it's not just the monetary penalty, they're trying to put him out of business," he said, adding that, if calculated for the initial $454 million amount, Trump would further owe about $112,000 per day in interest.
32% : "I think they ought to be relieved because if this judgment had not been lowered and Trump couldn't meet it - if you want to make sure that Donald Trump is elected president of the United States, go let [State Attorney General] Letitia James walk up to Trump Tower and stamp an eviction notice on the side of that building and seize it," he said.
30% : The attorney general has made no secret of her determination to "get" Trump, and critics say even detractors would be turned off by James' open partisanship.
27% : "In his remarks, Trump also knocked the jurist in his Stormy Daniels suit, Judge Juan Merchan, calling him a "Democrat judge."
23% : "After his original $454 million bond imposed by State Supreme Court District Judge Arthur Engoron was cut by 60 percent, Trump blasted another state judge for scheduling an April 15 hearing date for his hush-money case involving pornographic actress Stormy Daniels and his fixer-turned-foe Michael Cohen.
19% : In public remarks earlier Monday, Trump claimed Engoron was either unskilled at valuations or intentionally trying to hurt him at James' whim.
17% : "They've issued 91 indictments against Donald Trump.
14% : None of this would be happening if Donald Trump wasn't running for president," Thiessen said, adding that if Trump's cases in multiple states were combined, he currently faces more charges than some murderous cult leaders.
13% : "Even people who don't support Donald Trump would see that as an outrage," Thiessen said of the seizures floated by an eager James.

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