Conviction of Former President Donald Trump
Former Rep. Lee Zeldin criticizes the conviction of former President Donald Trump, claiming it was based on a misdemeanor elevated to a felony without clear charges. He believes the case should be overturned on appeal, citing reversible errors by the judge. Zeldin argues that the prosecution intentionally prejudiced the case and jury. He hopes for intervention in the federal judicial system or the United States Supreme Court.
Key Points
- Conviction based on misdemeanor elevated to felony without clear charges
- Criticism of judge's handling of the trial
- Hope for appeal and intervention in federal judicial system
Cons
- Criticism of the conviction process
- Allegations of intentional prejudice by the prosecution