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Trump sues hush money judge in last-ditch effort to stop criminal trial
(www.independent.co.uk)
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this post was submitted on 08 Apr 2024
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Its like when you're watching an action show, and the protagonist is in peril, the situation is dire, you cant imagine how he's gonna get out of this one but you know he will because that's how the show works.
So a judge is presiding over a case for a crime that we already know happened and how it played out, people are already in jail because trump ordered them to buy this girl's silence, this trial is basically just a formality. He's been harassing the judge, their family, and the court staff, and realistically putting their lives in peril trying to incite violence against them. Now he is also suing the person who gets to decide his verdict in the crime that's already been settled in court as having happened.
I already know he's going to avoid consequences, but god how?
The American legal system is not meant to deliver justice, it's a mechanism for the rich and powerful to break the law.