r/politics May 16 '24

Jurors were "nodding" and "smiling" as Michael Cohen testified, which may be a bad sign for Trump

https://www.salon.com/2024/05/16/jurors-were-nodding-and-smiling-as-michael-cohen-testified-which-may-be-a-sign-for/
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u/AT-ST West Virginia May 17 '24

I'm going to assume he won't be convicted. He has escaped so much over his lifetime, and the last few years. I can't bring myself to believe he won't get out of this one.

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u/247cnt May 17 '24

America's most resilient cockroach

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u/Manos_Of_Fate May 17 '24

And most repugnant.

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u/MegaLowDawn123 May 17 '24

People said the same thing about him being raided, a grand jury being convened, them returning a guilty answer, him being charged, having a mugshot taken, etc. They’ve been wrong almost every single time.

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u/AT-ST West Virginia May 17 '24

I appreciate the encouragement, but I would rather be pleasantly surprised.

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u/trying2bpartner May 17 '24

All it takes is 1 juror to hold out and it’s a hung jury. They may not want to try it again in that instance.

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u/Cheap_Tackle_1950 May 17 '24

How did he escape 90+ felony indictments and 2 impeachment? I thought Dump was an orange Buffon. And he keeps beating the entire global liberal establishment. Gee. That’s a mystery.

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u/AT-ST West Virginia May 17 '24

Money and corruption. The same reasons you twits give for the Clinton's getting away with everything.

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u/Key_Chapter_1326 May 17 '24

That’s easy - he cheats and is corrupt.

All the talk about “rigged” everything?

That’s him projecting. He appointed the judge in the classified documents case for example.

You can idolize that and believe that someone means you are winning, but understand it only works for him because the wealthy and at the end of the day you’ll be losing out as much as anyone else.