A self-described 's** poster' launched a Trump conviction conspiracy theory with one Facebook message

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

38% : "The post was made one day before the historic verdict that saw Trump convicted of 34 felonies.
34% : The court noted that it had become aware of a comment on the New York Courts' Facebook page from a user named Michael Anderson, who claimed, prior to the guilty verdict being announced, "My cousin is a juror and says Trump is getting convicted.
30% : We knew these jurors would not be able to avoid telling their friends and relatives that were going to get Trump," lawyer and Townhall columnist Phil Holloway wrote on X. "It's time for a mistrial "with prejudice" and no retrial!
19% : After Anderson's post was brought to light,c onservatives played into the repeated claims from Donald Trump and his allies that the case against him in New York was an unethical and crooked process from the beginning.
12% : The ongoing gag order against Trump in the hush money case was expanded in April, after the former president claimed Merchan's daughter, a Democratic political consultant, is paid to "Get Trump," and falsely accused her of posting a photo showing him in jail.

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