In Bragg's first 15 months on the job, the Manhattan DA's office filed 166 felony counts for falsifying business records against 34 defendants from all walks of life.
I haven't heard a single Republican politician explain why they think the law shouldn't apply to Donald Trump.
A grand jury of ordinary Americans decided there was enough "specified criminal conduct" to indict Donald Trump.
Another jury of ordinary Americans decided there was enough evidence to convict Donald Trump - a jury approved by Trump and his lawyers, who were given ample opportunity to present their case, call witnesses, and get their day in court.
Is it the position of Republican politicians that they can only be tried for breaking the law if the charges are brought by Republican DAs, the case is heard by a Republican judge, and the verdict is rendered by a Republican jury?
If so, just be honest and say that.
Sen. Susan Collins’s (R-Maine) reaction to Trump guilty verdict: