Will trump get indicted?

[Laura PourMeADrink]

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	Yes, SC will recommend indictment, Garland will comply
	19 (63%)
	Wait and see mode, optimism dwindling but still hopeful
	5 (17%)
	Have lost all hope, no justice
	6 (20%)
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[kentuck]

1. If I had to choose...

I would prefer that the truth be let loose before I would choose an indictment.

[Integrity Matters]

2. Because Jack Smith...

Now that Jack Smith is on it, he will get to the bottom and I would expect real progress and some indictments in Donald's future.

[grantcart]

3. He will be indicated in GA long before the federal indictments

Are voted on

He will be sentenced to 2 years home confinement.

[moniss]

5. I'm expecting

the federal level at most to be plea bargained to some misdemeanors about record handling. The Georgia grand jury might indict or the DC gj but I don't know if you need a unanimous verdict in those cases once a trial takes place. I can easily see a MAGAT telling lies in order to get themselves on the jury in GA. The question really is did the Orange Ruski disclose classified info after leaving office and if so were money, development promises etc. involved. If so can we get that into evidence? There would have to be admissible documents, credible witnesses etc. It might be a better bet that some folks around him will fall on their sword for him and take blame like that scumbag Patel. They know they would see a payoff down the road.

[grantcart]

8. The GA gj is only about interference in GA election

[moniss]

11. I know but the question is

indictment/punishment for any of this.

[carpetbagger]

4. Nothing's going to happen until the special master process finishes

Indict before this, and the evidence that Trump knowingly hid the documents becomes inadmissible.

[Skittles]

6. I can feel my hair growing while waiting

zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

[Shanti Shanti Shanti]

7. Even being "Indicted" does not mean convicted by a court, so no, no chance he is criminally punished

[grantcart]

9. One of the reasons that fed prosecutions take so long is because

their conviction rate is 95%>

They research it to death and then add as many counts that is possible and then,in most cases negotiate a deal.

In Trump's case they will only indict on charges they have him dead. To rights

[msfiddlestix]

10. Why isn't question more specific? Will he be indicted for jay walking, or treaso, or other?

not that he would be charged or indicted for any of those things, but it would be helpful to frame the qeestion with specifics.

[Laura PourMeADrink]

13. Ya think we all abbreviate at this point. Everyone seems to

Think the GA and Doc case are the slam dunks.

[BannonsLiver]

12. I'm sticking with never going to happen

[Laura PourMeADrink]

14. Makes me think.... Although it's super frustrating to not

even pursue crimes,. Might be better than dragging it out acting like something may happen.

Is anything even happening with fake elector stuff? We were trying to figure that out the other day