Trump's true crime and other lessons from his New York trial

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : Well, to get elected in ultra-Progressive New York City, Bragg boasted that he was on the team that "sued Trump over 100 times," and was "the candidate in the race who has the experience with Donald Trump.
56% : Recognizing the inevitable impact political and cultural compassion can have on judicial proceedings, our legal system provides certain protections to assure its integrity.
45% : Our Republic has one final line of defense -- political accountability.
33% : There were a lot of questions for the defense going into this, I think, as they were making their closing arguments not even knowing what the law they were going to be battling over was."As accurately summed up by CNN's Honig, the charges against Trump were "obscure, and nearly entirely unprecedented.
32% : "Trump was denied this most basic due process protection.
29% : New York Democrats prosecuted Trump solely to create a political advantage for their unpopular candidate by convicting and threatening to imprison his Republican opponent.
29% : Known for releasing people accused of actual crimes, he went after President Trump with unparalleled gusto.
27% : George Soros's son Alex recently made that crystal-clear, stating -- "Democrats should refer to Trump as a convicted felon at every opportunity."
26% : Trump was denied these protections at every stage of his prosecution.

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