MRF opinion poll on the Trump Stormy Daniels verdict

[davester]

The defense rests. Trump trial no. 1 testimony is over. What is the MRF opinion on the verdict?

[SteveG]

how dare they convict The World's Most Innocent Man?

[bfd]

Everyone loses except the lawyers.

No matter what happens, the result will either be "Exonerated!" or "Rigged!".

Take it to the bank (along with the expected uptick in donations to Grifters, Inc.)

[timg]

He needs to be locked up for some length of time.

[S. Pupp]

I’m sure the jury members are aware of the threat to life once doxed if they find him guilty.

[pdq]

Wait! He hasn't testified yet!

He said he would. He said he wanted to. And say what you want about the man, he always keeps his word!

What sort of extreme radical liberal Democrat plot is this that has kept him from his God-given rights?

[timg]

pdq wrote:
Wait! He hasn't testified yet!

He said he would. He said he wanted to. And say what you want about the man, he always keeps his word!

What sort of extreme radical liberal Democrat plot is this that has kept him from his God-given rights?

He's under a gag order from the judge, so he can't testify.

[Acer]

A guilty verdict just means an appeal, and we kick the can down the road a few more months.

[Ombligo]

There are 34 counts, each requiring a verdict. Just one guilty means he is a felon and loses many rights. Unfortunately being elected president isn't one of those, although he will have lost at least one vote - his own since felons cannot vote in Florida.

[steve...]

Ombligo wrote:
There are 34 counts, each requiring a verdict. Just one guilty means he is a felon and loses many rights. Unfortunately being elected president isn't one of those, although he will have lost at least one vote - his own since felons cannot vote in Florida.

Chances are good that he'll loose his right to vote. Does this apply while he appeals the verdict?

With 34 counts, seems like it will take awhile for the jury to deliberate.