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.....not sure how strong the NY tax fraud (writing off Stormy Daniels settlement as legals) and loan bulking case will pan out...even if guilty ...in the bigger picture this is nothing...cumulatively though....
.....the Florida records case is strong and he will likely be guilty...but may get his wrist slapped given "who he was"
.....the Georgia and DC Jnauary 6 cases are IMO strong...he will be found guilty, and MAY face jail time
.....back to NY and the rape\defamation case....another no brainer guilty verdict with more penalties....just because it is a follow up of the last guilty verdict when he went on national TV and defamed her again. Hi John I think the NY (Stormy) case is actually quite strong...all the evidence has been presented in the Michael Cohen case...where Trump was an unindicted co-conspirator. He wasn't charged at the time because he was President. Cohen went away for 3 years, so I would give it a lot of thought. It's also in I believe March and won't take long for the trial. I don't see Georgia/DC getting off the ground in '24 and the Florida case is going to be a mess because of the judge Don't forget there is a $250Million case against Trump Org coming up..civil only but the one he may hate the most because that will cost him money Steve
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