Trump's Sentencing Delay Will Help ONE Person (It's Not Trump)

"The judge overseeing Donald J. Trump’s criminal case in Manhattan postponed his sentencing until after Election Day, a significant victory for the former president as he seeks to overturn his conviction and win back the White House.

In a ruling on Friday, the judge, Juan M. Merchan, rescheduled the sentencing for Nov. 26, citing the “unique time frame this matter currently finds itself in.” He had previously planned to hand down Mr. Trump’s punishment on Sept. 18, just seven weeks before Election Day, when Mr. Trump will face off against Vice President Kamala Harris for the presidency."

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[OliverLiam-pxvx]

This year's election does seem like it will be quite challenging, especially with all the ongoing economic and financial concerns. It's disheartening when the ideals of "liberty and justice for all" feel like a distant dream amidst the various issues we're facing.

[maryseeley]

I lost faith in the judicial system a long time ago. If you are rich enough to hire lawyers, you can get away with crimes! I’m so disgusted!

[rhymereason]

If I asked a judge to delay my sentencing because I was being considered for an important job and sentencing me before then would jeopardize my chances of getting it, I'd be laughed out of court. Trump has convinced me that there are two sets of law in this country - one for the rich, powerful, or connected.... and one for the rest of us.

[michealbarnes]

I'm sick and tired of saying this., forget he's a presidential candidate he shouldn't even be allowed to run in the first place.

[PNHassett]

Why are they coddling this misfit? What about his convictions? He's got 34 felonies. I thought everybody was treated equally under the law? What idealistic BS.

[sswwooppee]

This election is Trumps trial. We are all his jury. I vote guilty on all counts.

[graphiquejack]

why will no judge do their job? Why is it up to the public to make sure he doesn't cheat and doesn't get in office again? if this were any other person, he'd never see the light of day again. I am so tired of a two-tier justice system that refuses to actually punish a convicted felon.

[skler]

Regular people would never get so much leniency and would never be given so many chances to avoid the consequences of their crimes, especially after being found guilty.

[YTPartyTonight]

Any and every rationalization to delay no matter how absurd. This country made Trump, enables Trump, and deserves Trump.

[archie]

Agreed, justice delayed is justice denied.

[rogerg]

Imagine that the ex president of a major European democracy, with a score of proven felony charges, was allowed to run for office. We would say it was insane or corrupt. Yet the US is allowing Trump to do precisely that!

[maryseeley]

Still, nope! If he is a criminal then he should serve time! I’m so over this bullshit!

[rhymeswithsomethingy]

If the judicial system is apolitical, it shouldn't put off a sentencing because of politics. How can an educated judge not see that? 🤷‍♂️🙄😒

[TheDistortionPrinciple]

Meanwhile i can't even get my traffic tickets canceled

[pamjacobson]

If it were anyone else, the person would be sentenced, the court would say we don’t care you did the crime, do the time.

[KILLAWATTS]

That judge is a coward...bottom line. Can't change that fact🫤

[appleblossom]

If I were found guilty of 34 felonies I would have gone straight to jail while awaiting sentencing! This is just a double standard for rich and the poor! Sickening!

[What_do_I_Think]

It helps the judge. He puts himself out of the crossfire.

[osterreich]

The court is neither fair nor impartial.

[alanhoff]

This is not justice, WTF is going on here? "I'm not out of order, you're out of order..., this whole damn court is out of order."