Associated Press
Earlier today, New York Justice Juan Merchan officially sentenced Donald Trump in the 'hush money' case that led to the twice-impeached president-elect being convicted of 34 felony charges last May.
Since Trump is set to be sworn in 10 days from now and begin a second reign of idiocy at the White House, he will not face any form of punishment for his conviction...in a so-called sentence of unconditional discharge.
According to Justice Merchan, Trump would definitely have faced some serious repercussions had he lost the election last November—with the judge saying "that it was the legal protections afforded to the office of the president that were extraordinary, 'not the occupant of the office.'"
While Trump got off Scot-Free, this sentencing should be an indictment on all the folks who voted for him two months ago and clearly don't care about having a "President of law and order"...as Trump described himself during his first reign of incompetence in the Oval Office over four years ago.
In other news, special counsel Jack Smith will be allowed to release his report on Trump's election interference case to the public soon. Have a great weekend.
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