Donald Trump's New York Trial and Potential Jail Time
The judge presiding over Donald Trump's New York trial warned him of potential jail time for violating a gag order. Trump's team is discussing alternative punishments like home confinement. If Trump goes to jail, the campaign would focus on fundraising, media surrogates, and claims of political motivation.
Key Points
- Judge warned Trump of jail time for violating gag order.
- Campaign discussing scenarios and potential actions.
- Focus on fundraising, media surrogates, and claims of political motivation if Trump goes to jail.
Pros
- Professionals in Trump's campaign are discussing potential scenarios and actions to take.
- Alternative punishments like home confinement are being considered by Trump's team.
- Trump would lead in messaging if faced with jail time.
Cons
- The uncertainty of what the playbook would look like if Trump actually goes to jail.
- Trump's team arguing that the gag order is unconstitutional.
- The possibility of punishment beyond fines is becoming more likely.