Even when TFG was still in office we were seeing members of his cabinet and inner circle get felony convictions on a semi-regular basis. The legal system has shown itself to be remarkably resilient in the face of the MAGA movement, all things considered.
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You seem nice.
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What happens if he’s guilty in Georgia, so no federal pardon possible, regardless of any future POTUS’s wishes? Would a Georgia governor be able to pardon him?
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No President could pardon Trump if convicted of state crimes in Georgia, but Georgia is also one of just a handful of states where the Governor doesn’t have pardon power either—that responsibility falls to a five-member panel of appointees that are at least nominally insulated from political pressures.
If he gets convicted in Georgia he’s pretty much toast.
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They must be disappointed with the results then. 
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2015 wasn’t that great, either.
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… you can program the simulator next time 
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this is going to be bigger than the OJ trial and I watched THAT every day.
I work part time during the week so I may miss a few things but we have the InterWebs…boys, make the popcorn!
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The phrase I’ve heard is “Monsters never despair”. Sitting around and letting cynicism bog us down is a tactic. It won’t make us better or more capable, it’ll just sap our willingness to do more.
More and more I appreciate that enthusiasm and dedication hold their value.
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