'Very boring': Rev. Al Sharpton laughs at reason Alvin Bragg isn't a good target for Trump
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46% : As a political writer, Burris has had bylines at CNN, Salon.com, BNR, and AlterNet and serves as a senior digital editor for RawStory.com.Donald Trump has spent much of the past few years attacking prosecutors, judges or anyone else involved in court cases against him but, according to Rev. Al Sharpton, he won't have much ammunition when it comes to hush money prosecutor Alvin Bragg.44% : "Those five guys went to jail and sat in the same building Donald Trump will be sitting in Monday," Sharpton continued.
26% : "The crime alleged is something that I think even a lot of supporters of Donald Trump would not have trouble believing was happening.
25% : She then played a clip of Manhattan District Attorney Bragg being interviewed by Sharpton in March, saying, "He's not the right person for Trump to rail against the way he rails against the DOJ and Merrick Garland and President Biden.
24% : He said, 'I'm coming, but I'm not going to talk about Trump.'
22% : "New York Times political reporter Nick Confessore explained that Trump also has a messaging problem with this case that he doesn't in others.
21% : This is the means by which Donald Trump gets rid of problems," he said.
16% : "So, the irony of that is that I almost hope they talk about victimization because they can bring in how Donald Trump was on the side of people that were falsely accused.
16% : Michael Cohen went to jail for something that -- and Donald Trump has not been brought to justice.
14% : "He went on to say that the other problem Trump will have is that he can't play the victim card in this case because Michael Cohen, Trump's former lawyer and a key prosecution witness, no doubt suffered more because he went to jail for him already.
10% : He added that, if Trump plays the victim card, it's ironic that he'll be sitting in the same courthouse at which the "Exonerated Five" were wrongly convicted of attacking a woman in Central Park -- men that Trump wanted executed.
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