Some relief that Trump's appeal bond was reduced, but it's not enough

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : The court ordered that Trump post $175 million within 10 days.
50% : Both borrower and lender were happy with their deal, and Trump paid back the loans in full and on time.
44% : An appeals court slashed former President Trump's bond payment on Monday, saying Trump must pay $175 million within the next 10 days.
40% : Trump said he will "abide" by the appeals decision and post the $175 million bond.
40% : At least Trump won't be ruined.
38% : Everyone could see what was happening -- the Engoron court was out of its mind, the public was reacting by rallying to Trump in a sympathy vote, and the court's move must have indicated that it didn't want to be seen as arbitrary tyrants making it up as they went along and driving not just Trump, but a whole array of other businesses out of New York.
35% : I suppose we're supposed to be happy that a New York appeals court reduced the amount of bond President Trump must post, just for the 'privilege' of appealing New York's outrageous, excessive, utterly vindictive, $454 million fine over a victimless crime from the state's little kangaroo court.
34% : Supposedly, Trump overvalued his assets to get loans, which isn't a 'crime' anyone else prosecutes, because there weren't any victims.
33% : As Trump continues to rise in the polls, the court seemed to opt to reduce the bond so as to appear reasonable to the public, rather than be fair to Trump.
31% : Until the New York courts can give justice to Trump, the public will just keep joining him all the way to Election Day.
23% : If Trump does post the $175 million by the new deadline, it would effectively block James from attempts to seize Trump's assets as he continues to appeal the judgment by New York Judge Arthur Engoron.
16% : Trump had previously faced a Monday deadline to pay a $454 million bond payment that came as a result of civil fraud allegations from New York Attorney General Letitia James.
7% : But $175 million is still a lot of money and Trump won't have the use of it for months and months as his antagonists seek to delay those appeals forever, basically stealing it for awhile or longer if Trump's appeals up to the Supreme Court fall on deaf ears.Which is why the $175 million bond Trump must post is still too much.

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