Never let it be said that the good folks over at The New Yorker weren’t prepared. Minutes after the announcement that Donald Trump had been found guilty on all 34 felony counts in his Manhattan criminal case, the venerated magazine published a sneak-peak at the cover of next week’s issue: a cartoon of the former president being clapped in handcuffs much too large for his comically tiny hands. The title? “A Man of Conviction."
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I wonder if this is going to give anti-Trump Republicans a push to challenge his nomination at the convention? 
I think it may depend on if he’s in prison before the election. And he might be sentenced, but out on appeal.
If not - will the supporters who say they won’t vote for a convicted felon stick to that?
Manhattan, where he lived most of his life, and conducted most of his “deals”. It’s almost like to know him might not be to love him.
They ain’t foolish; they had artists render two (or more) different covers, depending upon which way the verdict went.
[Trump to a MAGA Rally] Listen, listen… and I know you’re going to be shocked when you hear this, but there are liberal judges in this country - the worst judges, corrupt, not appointed by me - that are letting convicted felons, scum, walk free for a bit of volunteer work. I have seen it happen first hand, it’s unbelievable…
Well I’ll be over the moon if you are right and the penalty comes out on the heavy side.
I was going for a more pessimistic guess.
I hope you win! 
She, along with all of the other Republicans crying today, can die mad.
I’m amused by all these news channels that prepared custom graphics and counters to track each verdict, then it came out 34-0. All that work for nothing.
Seeing a surprising number of upside down flags around here. Well, maybe not surprising at that. Interesting times ahead, friends.
From what I’d been hearing, the MSM was in constant doubt that a guilty verdict would come. 
