BlockBeats News, on January 10, Trump announced that he will continue to appeal after the verdict of the 'hush money' case. His post stated, 'The radical Democrats have once again lost a pathetic political persecution. The real jury, the American people, has spoken by re-electing me overwhelmingly. Today's events are a despicable eyewash. Now that it's over, we will appeal this baseless eyewash and restore the American people's trust in our once great justice system. Let America be great again!' BlockBeats Note: Although Judge Juan M. Melendez ruled to not punish Donald Trump and release him unconditionally, he still found 34 charges in this case, which means that Trump will still be a felon, but will not face imprisonment, penalties, or probation. Trump will enter the presidency as a felon, and the court will release the audio of today's sentencing in the future.
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Trump will be inaugurated as president as a criminal, and he says he will continue to appeal
BlockBeats News, on January 10, Trump announced that he will continue to appeal after the verdict of the 'hush money' case. His post stated, 'The radical Democrats have once again lost a pathetic political persecution. The real jury, the American people, has spoken by re-electing me overwhelmingly. Today's events are a despicable eyewash. Now that it's over, we will appeal this baseless eyewash and restore the American people's trust in our once great justice system. Let America be great again!' BlockBeats Note: Although Judge Juan M. Melendez ruled to not punish Donald Trump and release him unconditionally, he still found 34 charges in this case, which means that Trump will still be a felon, but will not face imprisonment, penalties, or probation. Trump will enter the presidency as a felon, and the court will release the audio of today's sentencing in the future.