Why does it even matter if trump gets indicted again?

[Anonymous]

He's been indicted multiple times before, and nothings happend. He's still free, and able to run for office.

[Anonymous]

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[AviatorTom]

Another indictment may mean nothing.

There's an interesting situation that could happen... could lead to a Constitutional Crisis.

Let's suppose Trump's lawyers are successful in delaying all trials until after the next election and inauguration. If Trump wins the next election and is sworn in as President, can he be tried while in office? Some have said the Constitution prevents that... you can't try a sitting President. He would have to be impeached and found guilty, removed from office, and then tried for the various indictments. The likelihood of that happening is zero.

[jennifer_bloom]

I think they are hoping one of the judges that over see him will reject the bribe and put him in prison. It's like if you repeatedly knock on doors to make a sale, eventually, somebody will open their door and pay for your product.

[RainbowMarinade]

“He’s been indicted multiple times and nothing happened.”

Is there something you expected to see happen since his indictment that hasn’t?

[abc3643]

Because this indictment is taking place in Federal District Court in the District of Columbia. DC is not a friendly town to the GOP and Trump's lawyers are not going to be able to get a change of venue like they are attempting to do in Florida because DC is DC - a small district.

Of the 4 counts against Trump over The Big Lie and the January 6th Capitol Riot, Trump is likely to be convicted on at least 2 of these, probably 3.

[jshm2]

Because there is only so deep a hole you can go into, before you cannot climb out of it.

Trump is fucked, and it's only his donors and backers that are keeping him afloat. A couple of more indictments and even they will need to leave him.

[Dargil]

The more indictments, the better the poles. I like Ron and Vivek but I will vote for Trump out of vengeance.

[JoeMichael67]

Anytime the dems need a distraction they throw in a Trump indictment. It's getting very stale and tiresome tbh.

[Anonymous]

The walls are closing in!!!

For the 729th time...