Alvin Bragg's Garbage, PR Stunt of a Case Goes Out With a Whimper

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

38% : I got to tell you, Donald Trump, right now is a little in a league of his own," declared CNN's Laura Coates.
31% : Trump officially earned the title of "convicted felon" when Judge Juan Merchan handed down his sentence of an unconditional discharge, but that sentence comes with no fine, probation, jail time, or other form of punishment.
30% : ""The charges against Trump aren't just unusual.
29% : Trump didn't get off easy.
29% : "In other words, he directed taxpayer dollars toward reanimating minor, zombie charges in a convoluted attempt to "get" Trump.
27% : "This relatively favorable outcome for Trump elicited grumbles from his enemies in the press.
27% : Or, as Trump asserted in a statement he made before the court on Friday, "It was done to damage my reputation so that I'd lose the election.
17% : By contrast, the statute of limitations on the falsification of business records charges Trump was convicted of had expired prior to Bragg's announcement of the Trump indictment.
16% : As CNN's Elie Honig put it in a scathing column, Bragg's case against Trump was an "ill-conceived, unjustified mess.

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