…faces jail time of up to four years per felony conviction, with a maximum sentence of 20 years.
We are also learning that Trump’s “penalty” for his criminal conduct may cost him votes in November. Initial reactions to the guilty verdict suggest that Trump’s s angry rants, apparent fear of a conviction during the trial, juvenile attacks on Judge Merchan, prosecutor “Fat” Albert Bragg, and claims of “weaponization” of the Justice Department have alienated many independent voters and about 10 percent of the GOP. Not everyone wants a small man, a con man who got caught, and a man of diminishing faculties in the White House.
Trump’s New York convictions are the only hard evidence of Trump’s criminality that will surface…
