By Donald A. Collins | 15 March 2024
Church and State

As the delay strategy for all but one of his multiple criminal cases by Trump has succeeded beyond any reasonable doubt, the MAGA GOP will formally declare Trump their nominee for President in July.
None of the three more serious cases are likely to be decided before the November election.
From the extensive media coverage, it is evident that voters know Trump is guilty in the Federal cases involving the coup attempt to overturn the election and the classified documents case.
Trump will pardon himself if elected in November.
Many media articles elucidate the now desperate situation for Trump. Either he is elected or he goes to jail.
Donald Trump Needs To Go To Prison. It Might Be The Only Chance We Have. https://t.co/tFbOpaCQxb
— Donald Wong (@DWonSF) February 3, 2024
This second prompt–written before Trump clinched the GOP nomination–is from the UK, seemingly sounding dumbfounded that such a person could possibly be our Presidential candidate.
As his legal battles grow more complex by the day, a serious question has emerged: what happens if Mr Trump wins the nomination and campaigns for the general election as a convicted criminal?
That possibility, in turn, raises another simpler question: could the 45th president of the United States go to prison?
Between his 91 felony counts, Mr Trump faces a total of roughly seven centuries in total jail time, spread between dozens of various charges of differing seriousness.
Will Donald Trump go to prison?https://t.co/Pq4ZuW7vNM
— The Independent (@Independent) February 15, 2024
Thus, it is obvious that not only is he manically trying to take authoritarian power by winning a second term, but he is trying to stay out of jail and save his family business.
While his delay strategy is working for now, Trump stands convicted of crimes costing him potentially fines of half a billion dollars.
Trump’s campaign donors have contributed millions to the payment of his legal fees, many of those fees due before the election. So, his lawyers clearly have a vested stake in his re-election.
The horrifying uniqueness of this situation must by now be obvious to all knowledgeable observers! At this point only greed or a willingness by those GOP members of Congress with a deep hatred of our country would allow anyone to vote for Trump. Ask Liz Cheney!
Former US Navy officer, banker and venture capitalist, Donald A. Collins, a free lance writer living in Washington, DC, has spent over 50 years working for women’s reproductive health as a board member and/or officer of numerous family planning organizations including Planned Parenthood Federation of America, Guttmacher Institute, Family Health International and Ipas. Yale under graduate, NYU MBA. He is the author of “From the Dissident Left: A Collection of Essays 2004-2013”, “Trump Becoming Macbeth: Will our democracy survive?”, “We Humans Overwhelm Our Earth: 11 or 2 Billion by 2100?”, “What Can Be Done Now to Save Habitable Life on Planet Earth?”, “Vote”, “Can Homo Sapiens Survive?”, “Will Choice and Democracy Win?”, “Can Our U.S. Survive 8 Plus Billion of Us”, “Economic Growth: A Cancer on all Earthly Life”, “On the Precipice of Political Disaster in 2024” and “Democracy at Red State Risk”.“What Can Be Done Now to Save Habitable Life on Planet Earth?”: https://t.co/fHuh0CG6JD
“We Humans Overwhelm Our Earth: 11 or 2 Billion by 2100?”: https://t.co/TA4j7cp1tE
“From the Dissident Left: A Collection of Essays 2004-2013”: https://t.co/lkC2t3E1A9 pic.twitter.com/bQsL2mLBcO— Church and State (@ChurchAndStateN) November 1, 2021
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