Mr. Smith went to New Jersey...
Other INDICTMENTS+ await Trump
A few days ago, I wrote a post asking this simple question:
Have Donald Trump’s other properties been searched?
The answer is obvious now: we don’t need to search them.
Jack Smith, Special Prosecutor investigating Trump’s illegal activity with CLASSIFIED documents, already has enough evidence to INDICT Trump a second time.
This time in New Jersey.
On numerous occasions in Bedminster, New Jersey, Donald Trump knowingly and willfully disseminated CLASSIFIED materials to those not authorized to view it.
18 U.S. Code § 798 has not been charged in the original INDICTMENT of Trump in Florida, and for good reason.
I am not a lawyer, and I don’t play one on TV. But I am willing to bet that there are additional laws Trump has broken that will be included in the New Jersey INDICTMENT.
Jack Smith showed us his hand, and every legal scholar in the country missed it: all the pundits, all the great legal minds either missed it or failed to see it and mention it on the Internet or TV.
Out of fairness, I also did not see it, and was so interested in the current charges that I couldn’t see the lion waiting in wait to devour Trump with the next bite.
Jack Smith’s INDICTMENT of Donald Trump has laid a clear road map for INDICTMENT after INDICTMENT: Mr. Smith knows all too well the trouble it will be convicting Trump in Palm Beach with Aileen Cannon as the judge. Cannon, a corrupt lackey appointed by Trump after he lost the 2020 election, has already shown her willingness to protect Trump even if it means violating every judicial principle established over 240 years.
It has been clear to the nation that Trump is a master manipulator, an outlandish liar, and a classified con-man.
But today, we discovered the man prosecuting him, Mr. Jack Smith, is smarter at every turn, outwitting even the most learned legal scholars.
NOW—let’s make some popcorn!
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You may be right about what Smith has in store for Trump.
But just by way of tactical glossing: Cannon's chance of getting this trial was, statistically, >15% so, while Smith may have taken that possibility into account in forming contingency plans, he did not drop the Florida indictment thinking it likely that Cannon would be in charge.
And whether he drops multiple indictments will likely depend in part on his tactical read of the big picture: Will it work to his or Trump's advantage, both from an in-court angle and in the court of popular opinion. The former is probably a plus, as Trump's legal bench is pretty sad, filled with a few C-listers, so spreading it even thinner makes sense -- though it may raise scheduling issues that allow Trump to delay by playing one venue off against another.
I'm not sure how much Smith cares about public opinion, but if these indictments (including GA and Jan. 6) begin to spread out too much and look like a basement full of rat traps, it may turn the tide in favor of Trump's "witch hunt!" allegation.
BS, we know, but still a risk -- especially if it winds up provoking violence or uprising. All that said, if they can't get Cannon off the case, probably necessary to file elsewhere.
There is a lot more coming, hopefully for both trump and the Republican traitors. There is so much to investigate. Thankfully, we have a person who knows his stuff and has integrity, good character and someone who scares me, and I doubt he knows I'm alive. Imagine how scared trump is, despite his narcissistic bravado.