Though he’s also trying to delay things until he’s president again, at which point he figures he can make it all go away.
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That too.
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Unfortunately, it looks like that’s going to be the case in the GA trial.
It may be Willis managing expectations while attempting to land it right before election day. And a lot of news about his election interference will continue to come out throughout 2024.
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That creates the possibility that Trump could be elected, then found guilty of election fraud, and imprisoned while president. As the Georgia case is under state law, not federal, he could not pardon himself.
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But jailing and trials all seem like undue hardships on him and his poor, (mentally) school aged children?
This. With Trump, it’s WYSIWYG. The surface is all there is; he has no depth.
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turn about seems fair play to me
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His whole thing is to get elected and then pardon himself for any and all crimes. Make himself literally a law unto himself.
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His plan is to overthrow the rule of law entirely, and rule the USA like an absolute monarch.
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