Donald Trump Is One Day From Sending the Grand Jury to Decide His Fate on Expensive Wine and Chocolate

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Donald Trump has spent much of the past month violently attacking Manhattan district attorney Alvin Bragg, apparently in hopes of either (1) avoiding being indicted for the 2016 hush money scheme involving Stormy Daniels; or (2) inspires violence against the prosecutor in the event that he is actually charged with a crime. On Wednesday, however, he appeared to debut a new strategy: kiss grand juries’ ass.

As early as eight o’clock in the morning, the former president took to his social media account that he started after Twitter banned him for inciting riots that killed many people and wrote: I GOT SUCH RESPECT FOR THE GRAND JURY THAT THIS, & MAYBE THE GRAND JURY SYSTEM AS A WHOLE. THE EVIDENCE IS SO MUCH IN MY FAVOR, & IT’S RIDICULOUSLY BAD FOR A HIGHLY PARTISAN & HATEFUL DISTRICT ATTORNEY, TO SAY THE GRAND JURY, HOLD ON, WE ARE NOT A RUBBER STAMP, WHICH MOST GRAND JURIES WHO HAVE BEEN, HAVE NOT VOTE AGAINST PREPONDERANCE OF EVIDENCE OR AGAINST A LARGE NUMBER OF LEGAL SCHOLARS ALL SAY THERE IS NO CASE HERE. DROP THIS SICK WICH HUNT, NOW!

Obviously, there are still attacks on Bragg, the first Black to serve as Manhattan’s top prosecutor. But there’s also the very cringeworthy attempt to flatter and influence jury members, which some people think may not be legal.

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Trump, of course, has yet to be indicted despite literally claiming earlier this month that he would be arrested on Tuesday of last week, sending the news cycle into an indictment-watch frenzy.

Meanwhile, recent reports have suggested, for a variety of reasons, that if Trump should be indicted, it may not happen until several weeks from now. On Wednesday, Politico noted that the grand jury probing the hush money case is not expected to hear evidence for next month due to a previously scheduled recess, which would push any indictment of the former president to late April at the earliest. period. A day earlier, Insider reported that a jury may have already decided whether or not to indict the former president, but the DA’s office may have decided to slow down the process after the vote for a few days, delaying the moment when Trump officially . accused, according to their discretion and power to do, according to legal experts.

Like Donald Trump, Ron DeSantis reportedly avoids digital communication

Unlike Trump, it appears to be less about being a Luddite and more about not creating a paper trail. Each Semaphore:

If you are waiting for a text or email back from the Florida gov. Ron DeSantis, don’t hold your breath: The governor, in his official capacity, doesn’t text or email, according to two people familiar with his operation. Sources pointed to Florida’s unusually broad laws that allow public access to a whole host of information the Sunshine Law and the Public Records Law as another possible reason why DeSantis avoided electronic communication. Combined laws provide access to records and detailed information on government proceedings and meetings.

He is enemy number one for many people, one source said of DeSantis, adding that the governor has nothing in particular to hide. I think that’s more of taking a better safe than sorry approach. In fact, when you email the governors official office, a disclaimer referring to the law will often appear at the bottom of the emails: Please note that under Florida law, letters addressed to the Governor, who not confidential or exempt pursuant to chapter 119 of the Florida Statutes, is a public record available upon request.

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