Here's why he'll never spend a day in jail, even if he's tried and found guilty.
Someone, (can't remember who), said this last night on MSNBC: "The instant he's found guilty, he'll file an appeal."
Many who are found guilty, file their appeals from jail cells. But you know this ain't gonna happen to TFG. Appeals can go up the chain of the judicial ranks, all the way to the Supreme Court. And this particular Supreme Court can always kick it back to a lower court for any reason they can come up with, to stretch out the appeals process.
So why won't he spend a day in jail? Given the amount of time before a trial will take place for any of his indictments, and, if found guilty, the appeals process would take years. He's 77 now and he'll be into his 80's before anything is resolved. I'm not a doctor, but for someone who lives on McDonald's Happy Meals, and is under the stress of four indictments for about 90 different crimes, what do you suppose his life expectancy would be? My guess is that the grim reaper will take him long before he's held accountable for anything.
Then again, the Teflon Donald has spent his entire life avoiding accountability. And unless there's a 666 tattoo somewhere on his body, it seems likely that he'll be long gone before justice can catch up to him. Sigh. That's what people mean when they say "Life isn't fair."
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