Trump wallowing in 'abject terror' over what Stormy Daniels will say at trial: columnist

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

30% : What is likely is keeping Trump up at night is not so much what his former lawyer Michael Cohen will say because it has already been litigated when he was put on trial and convicted for lying to Congress.
28% : In the so-called "hush money" case, Trump faces jail time if convicted on just one of the charges against him.
28% : "Marcotte then added that Trump's "predatory sexual behavior cannot be explained away by yelling 'deep state' or claiming he was 'just joking' or insisting that 'all politicians do it.'"RELATED: Trump blew up meeting on China threat by obsessing over Stormy Daniels: AT&T CEOWriting that the "stakes are lower" for Daniels than they were for Carroll, because she has never painted herself as a victim, Marcotte suggested, "She has been through hell, and now she'll get an opportunity to tell her side of the story, in a situation where everyone else has to shut up and listen.
26% : And one columnist thinks Trump has good reason to worry.
19% : Hours before the trial of Donald Trump on 34 felony counts related to paying off adult film star Stormy Daniels is set to commence, the former president is still raging about the unfairness of it all on social media.
14% : A criminologist explains why keeping Trump from the White House is all that mattersAs the analyst explained on Monday morning, Trump lost in two trials when writer E. Jean Carroll described her interactions with him that led to a jury finding him liable for sexually abusing her.
14% : Trump tells lies all day every day, especially about the women he has mistreated and abused.
13% : This time, the wild card is what Stormy Daniels will reveal about her private moments with the former president that could end up embarrassing Trump and disgusting a Manhattan jury already expected to be hostile to him.

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