Staff Reports
The ongoing saga of so-called justice against Donald Trump reached a new level of absurdity as a New York judge decided to press the pause button on sentencing in the infamous hush money case. Juan Merchan, the judge in question, has given Trump and his legal team a glimmer of hope that this politically motivated case might just vanish without a trace, as if it never even existed. The radicals within the Democratic Party can plan and plot all they want, but it appears that Trump is the one getting the last laugh in this courtroom comedy.
One can only imagine the chaos that would have unfolded had Trump not won the election. The Democrats, with their endless appetite for revenge, would surely have gone to great lengths to sink him. Luckily, the situation has flipped, and given the recent developments, it’s safe to say that America’s 47th President is not only still in the race but may find himself exonerated before the big showdowns in the coming election season.
Trump keeps winning!
Trump’s hush money sentencing is postponed indefinitely, Judge Merchan says. pic.twitter.com/yPcKVBrz8G
— Kaecey🇺🇸 (@AmericanVsGov) November 22, 2024
Initially, the plans were set for Donald Trump’s sentencing to occur before the elections—a move that surely would have worked in favor of the Democratic cronies. However, fate seems to have intervened, and with the new delays, Trump’s legal team is seizing the opportunity to argue for the entire case to be dismissed. Trump’s able lawyer, Todd Blanche, is taking the lead in claiming that Trump’s status as a president-elect grants him immunity akin to that of a sitting president. It appears that Blanche has a vested interest in Trump’s freedom since he’s also aiming for a prominent position within Trump’s potential Department of Justice.
The legal argument sounds compelling: according to Trump’s defenders, dismissing the case would align perfectly with the principles of justice laid out in the Constitution and the Presidential Transition Act of 1963. In the wake of these absurd accusations, Steven Cheung, the incoming White House communications director, made it clear that the hoax of the Manhattan case is wilting. He heralded this delay as a resounding victory for Trump and his supporters, reinforcing that the American people have spoken with a clear mandate to return Trump to the White House while dismantling the baseless witch hunts directed at him.
However, this drama is far from over. Speculation swirls around the ever-corrupt District Attorney Alvin Bragg, who may very well harbor plans to resurrect these cases once Trump returns to the White House. The game of cat and mouse continues, as it remains to be seen whether Trump will face any of these charges again after his second term begins. As conservatives rally behind their leader, there’s no shortage of prayers and high hopes that Trump’s legal team can put an end to this nonsense before it even begins again. It turns out the only thing collapsing faster than any so-called legal case against Trump is the Democrats’ faith that their little schemes and tricks will prove successful.
