Pic Of The Moment: Guilty

[EarlG]

Trump guilty on all 34 counts in hush money trial, in historic first for a former U.S. president

[Aviation Pro]

1. Fuck you, Convict

Just saw his whiny comments.

[Johonny]

11. This should be the NYT headlines tomorrow

But it won't be

[Hiawatha Pete]

106. +1000

[Kali]

2. !

[Wild blueberry]

3. Justice matters

Breaking out my Conviction Whisky.
Thank you, jury.

[ArkansasDemocrat1]

41. Korbel asti spumante champagne for me tonight!

[stonecutter357]

81. Just opend my Ardbeg Uigeadail !

[Major Nikon]

4. I don't know about you fellers, but I'm getting tired of all this winning

Oh wait, no I'm not.

[Maraya1969]

57. Yea, me neither.

[Moostache]

78. Please, sir, stop....I can't take any more 'winning'...

Psyche!

Yes I can...next up? Cannon's removal and then we can get behind jailing his worthless ass for life.

[aurora the great]

82. Oh Donald!!!

[Initech]

5. Justice has prevailed!

Hopefully he and Steve Bannon will be getting a one way trip to Rikers Island soon!

[Dorn]

6. My trust in the US justice system has been refreshed

[lpbk2713]

7. Fuck me!

BWAHAHAHA

[twodogsbarking]

8. I got the impression he wasn't happy.

[Skittles]

22. I'm using this a lot today

[mcar]

9. That's a keeper

[markodochartaigh]

10. I was surprised that

Trump's statement just now wasn't new material. Just the same old talking points, presented in a dull manner. I guess that authoritarians prefer to just pound the same old simple points over and over. No nuance, no fancy reasoning to appeal to the brain, just the same old fodder to appeal to the gut.

[llmart]

92. I particularly liked how he started talking about immigration.

Rambling on and on like it was the same old schtick he uses at his rallies. Oh, and how many times did he have to say "disgrace"? He's an imbecile and now he's an imbecile and a convicted felon. We need to keep hammering that phrase home until election day.

[3catwoman3]

102. He has very few arrows...

...in his quiver.

One trick pony.

[UTUSN]

12. !!!!!!!!!!!!!

[lindysalsagal]

13. Congratulations, asshat! You made history!

You are convicted by a jury of your peers.

[SalmonChantedEvening]

14. Always loved your work.

Bravo, you madcap.

[Hekate]

15. The immortal Doonesbury approves...

[csziggy]

79. Yes! I was thinking of this one

[3catwoman3]

103. This is what immediately came to mind the moment the first...

...finding was read.

[Takket]

16. that is the picture of America being saved

Seeing polls that about 5% at least of people will leave drumpf for Biden if he is convicted. In a race that was going either way depending on what poll you believe, he has no margin to lose 5%. He's screwed

[llmart]

93. I heard a different number.

ABC News reported that it was closer to 20% who said that if he was convicted they wouldn't vote for him - they meaning GOPers.

[PunkinPi]

17. K&R

[TeamProg]

18. I think you might have had this one prepped! Nice work!

[BumRushDaShow]

19. That was quick!!!

[NavyDem]

20. Convict 34 of 45

Or to make it short and sweet, I will just start calling him 34.

[Dave Bowman]

50. Lol, great idea!

[LeonidPlanck]

91. I get the sentiment

But Ike was 34. I’ll start calling him convict.

[DickKessler]

21. EAT SHIT DONNIE!!!!!

[AdamGG]

23. He's slam dunk guilty of the attempted coup and hiding top secret documents too

SCOTUS was able to rule on Bush v. Gore in a day, but they've dragged out Dump's immunity claim for months. If not for them and Aileen Cannon, he'd be doing federal prison time.

[Comfortably_Numb]

24. Fuck off Todd Blanche. Magats will never accept you because you're a loser. A loser. Your client is a loser felon.

And you’re a loser lawyer. I hope you have plans to re-train for a productive job. Lawyering ain’t it dipshit.

[ArkansasDemocrat1]

42. Saul Goodman was a better lawyer

[Comfortably_Numb]

54. That inflatable Statue of Liberty on his strip center shop was a class law office, especially compared to Blanche.

[Arne]

25. He will Surrender.

[Think. Again.]

26. A classic.

[consider_this]

27. Nice, but you need to double the 'guilty's on there - got room?? LOL

[ancianita]

28. FACT! NOT OPINION.

Trump's not known for stating facts.

[happybird]

29. Wonder if he's getting the convicted felon DNA cheek swab

right this very moment. 😃

Omg, never wanted so much to be a fly on the wall!

(In my state, as soon as you are convicted you have to report straight to the jail to get swabbed, even if you are free until sentencing)

[ArkansasDemocrat1]

108. July 11

[KS Toronado]

30. If everybody would start saying

"tRumps going to jail and there's nothing you can do about it"

"LOCK HIM UP"

"He's going to die in prison"

"J6 people in jail will now get their revenge"

Everything we can think of which would lead TSF to worry about dying in prison, spreading it everywhere 24/7,
hinting his only out was to flee to Russia. Maybe he'll take the bait.

[calimary]

31. A Thing of Beauty AND a Joy Forever!!!

I feel sooooooooooo relieved! As well as vindicated!

Guess there won’t be much else in the ol’ Christmas stocking. And NO MATTER! I got my big gift about a half-hour ago!

[greatauntoftriplets]

32. Perfection.

Love it.

[DeeDeeNY]

33. He Won't Be Able To Vote For Himself !!

He's a convicted felon!

[AdamGG]

43. In 2000, Florida pulled lists of convicted felons from Texas

to prevent convicted felons from that state from voting in the presidential election. When the firm auditing the process pointed out that some of the people in Florida who had similar names to the Texas felons weren't actually the same people (different dates of birth, SS#'s, etc.), Katherine Harris ordered that those Florida voters be removed from the rolls anyway.

I suspect that the state will be far more lenient with the out of state felon concept when Trump votes from Mar a Lago in November.

[NanaCat]

83. Wrong

If he gets probation, Florida will allow him to vote--because NY allows convicted felons on probation to vote.

Welcome to reality.

[bdamomma]

34. He's

a convicted FELON. It is a day of celebration.

[William769]

35. Hell yes!

[ShazamIam]

36. Mostly, I am relieved at the guilty verdict because he has so thoroughly abused our justice system. nt

[Mr. Evil]

37. I wonder what Daddy Vladdy

is going to do now that his useful idiot is no longer useful.

[Moostache]

80. Trump will still have PLENTY of use to Putin...

I have always believed that two things are certain in November...

1) Trump loses by a bigger than last time margin
2) Trump flees the USA that night and seeks asylum in Russia offering security secrets as an inducement to Putin...

Change all the codes, shuffle all the intel agents and get undercovers out of the field, we're gonna have a runner like no one has ever seen before...

[red dog 1]

38. Regarding what his sentence might be,

"Trump could be sentenced to home detention, where he would wear an ankle bracelet and be monitored rather than be going to jail."

"A home detention sentence, which walks a middle ground between no punishment and a stint in state prison, might be the most likely outcome.
It would also satisfy Trump's unusual security and political situation."
https://cbsnews.com/news/donald-trump-convicted-prison-sentence-new-york-criminal-trial/


(I hope & pray that he gets jail time)

[ArkansasDemocrat1]

61. The operative word here is... SENTENCED

The entire rest of his life is gonna be controlled by others. No more flying off to Monaco or cheating on golf. He's gonna have to stay home. Every day. Until he dies. Every day. No roadtrips. Visitors will also be searched, must be identified and logged and for a limited time daily. His home will be regularly searched and tossed. Unannounced searches. It's not just gonna be a staycation. Food might be better but he has to pay for it. If he's wiped out financially, he'll lose Marbled Legos.

Not good enough, but it's the start we got.

[DoBW]

39. hear that?

[Scrivener7]

40. SO beautiful!!!!!

[PatrickforB]

44. Oh gosh, if I could throw confetti on here I would!!!! This is the greatest news we could

have had for our republic.

We cheered when it happened. Like music to our ears!

Guilty, guilty, guilty...X34.

This MADE OUR DAY!!!!

[ArkansasDemocrat1]

47. Here you go!

https://giphy.com/gifs/lMameLIF8voLu8HxWV

[ArkansasDemocrat1]

45. Oh frabjous day!

[SpankMe]

46. Too good to be true. We're being trolled

I was expecting guilty on a few counts, hung on most.

But, unanimous guilt on all 34 counts in only two days of deliberations?

What happened to the Trump ringers they snuck on to the jury?

This is better than I hoped. I'm still struggling to process it.

[NanaCat]

85. The ringers were never there

Only the ridiculous Chicken Littles were claiming it, and they have a habit of being wrong about everything.

[shanti]

48. I fought the law...

[Dave Bowman]

59. And the law won!

[red dog 1]

109. "I Fought the Law" was written by Sonny Curtis of The Crickets

I also love the cover version by Bobby Fuller
(Ignore the corny 20 second intro)

[shanti]

110. Yes

There are a lot of covers of this song. I like this one too:

[ArkansasDemocrat1]

49. How I feel at the moment!

[crickets]

51. Just saw Eric Swalwell point out

that tfg may not be able to vote for himself this time around, now that he's a convicted felon. 😏

Link to tweet

[NanaCat]

86. This post will look silly if he gets probation

FL only denies felons convicted out of state the vote if they cannot vote in the other state. New York denies the vote only to felons serving time in prison. People on probation can still vote.

Welcome to reality.

[crickets]

104. "may not be able" nt

[kimbutgar]

52. I was so shocked to hear this !

I thought he would be a acquitted but this made my day! YAY!

[GreenWave]

53. Criminal Donald J. Trump. It has a great ring to it.

[sueh]

55. It's real. I love it!

[Emile]

56. 34 count felon and Nikki Haley supports him.

[MustLoveBeagles]

58. I'm doing my happy dance

[Hermit-The-Prog]

60. By my count, you're missing 12 guilties. :D

[republianmushroom]

62. I like it, "Convicted felon".

[liberal N proud]

63. Remember when the MAGA said you didn't want to vote for someone under investigation?

In 2016, when they were telling the world how Hillary would be under investigation. Now the same crowd will support a convicted felon!

[FakeNoose]

64. Fess up EarlG ... you made this yesterday, am I right?

[OverBurn]

65. He'll appeal it all the way to the Supreme Court, then his traitorous buddies will overturn it.

[Progressive dog]

68. Trump can't appeal a state conviction to SCOTUS.

[OverBurn]

70. Thank you, didn't know.

[Beacool]

66. I only got one thing to say, LOL!!!!!

LOL!!! LOL!!! LOL!!! LOL!!!

[ffr]

67. It's about GD time!

Handcuff the SOB!

[0rganism]

69. Needs more Guilty

Nice to see it, though

[keithbvadu2]

71. Donald is actually wearing a blue tie today as he left in the motorcade. NOT his signature red tie.

Other video shows him with a red tie and a gold tie.
They may be older videos?

[sinkingfeeling]

72. Celebrate.

[KY_EnviroGuy]

73. EarlG, this one deserves printing and hanging on every American wall.

...and on hundreds of billboards around the USA.

Once again, thanks for your service to DU....

[Abstractartist]

74. Well

Well, most likely he will not do any prison time, but this changes the rest of his feeble shit stained life. A convicted felon tends to sting when attached to his name.

It’s not over for him either. With trials coming up in Georgia, Florida, and DC, he will have this pile up. I am extremely happy, not because of the embarrassment of this situation, but because with all the MAGA, Libtard, fuck them, hate them….blah, blah Biden this Trump that, it was PROVEN…say it again PROVEN….. our Justice system worked. Not political, but indictment by his peers, a jury of his peers, found guilty by his peers… NO ONE IS ABOVE THE LAW.

[Warpy]

75. I can tell you did this one with a big grin on your face

I know I would have.

[orangecrush]

76. Audios MOTHERFUCKER!

[Denvermosaic]

77. Winning, winning, winning on all 34. That's quite an impressive streak.

[TBF]

84. Looking forward to July!!

[Blue Owl]

87. SUCK IT YOU FAT FUCKING FUCK!

[Wonder Why]

88. Only 21 guilties in your pic. Need to add 13 more.

[Dave Bowman]

89. Yippee ki-yay, motherf***er!

[Demovictory9]

90. Guilty of bad hair

[SunSeeker]

94. We're gonna need smaller handcuffs...

https://www.instagram.com/p/C7m_cqSBBX1/?igsh=MWQ1ZGUxMzBkMA==

[Torchlight]

95. I doubt the 'Merry Fitzmas' routine will hold much water anymore

I'm gonna have a few coworkers tomorrow with brand new goalposts to move. I'm intrigued by where the new sandy beach is it'll be taken to... until that line gets crossed too.

[Xipe Totec]

96. Justice delayed is just as delightful! nt

[RANDYWILDMAN]

97. we are not gonna get tired

of all the guilty, guilty guilty... FU LOSER

[Turbineguy]

98. Guilt-hee

Loo-hoo-zer.

[Passages]

99. The United States of America did it. It is possible to have a trial and convict a US President.

THIRTY FOUR COUNTS., all guilty.


America the beautiful.

[Cha]

100. Yabba Dabba DU

[COL Mustard]

101. I bet the Orange Oleaginous One rues the day he ever came down that escalator.

If he'd stayed a private citizen none of this would have happened...he was doing fine, being on the Apprentice and DWTS, and grabbing whatever he wanted, but it wasn't enough. Now look at him. It's a Greek tragedy. Suck it, felon.

[Justice matters.]

105. Convicted criminal hitler2 wannabe is still convinced he will win in November...

And he's still confident his sycophantic fascists (the corrupt extreme court included) will do everything they can to make him get away with everything.

So tired of this "exceptional" white-collar felon being treated differently than everyone else!

[Hassler]

107. Don the Con could commit 34 felonies on 5th Avenue--and New Yorkers would kick his ass to jail.