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niyad

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7. After all that they were exposed to during the trial.

Reply to republianmushroom (Reply #4)

Fri Jan 10, 2025, 01:25 PM

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I wonder what those poor, brave jurors are thinking now. [View all] niyad Jan 2025 OP

About the same as what Dem voters are thinking. Sneederbunk Jan 2025 #1

What THIS Dem voter is thinking cannot be printed. niyad Jan 2025 #5

Pretty sure there are quite a few of us who now take long pauses before posting. harumph Jan 2025 #13

You bet !!!!!!!! DENVERPOPS Jan 2025 #24

I pause only because some of our posters are sensitive about language, niyad Jan 2025 #35

Betrayed no doubt Meowmee Jan 2025 #2

To say the least. niyad Jan 2025 #3

They are thinking, 'no man is above the law' is just a myth. republianmushroom Jan 2025 #4

After all that they were exposed to during the trial. niyad Jan 2025 #7

That brings up an interesting point... OneGrassRoot Jan 2025 #6

Assuming any truly rich person is ever brought to trial from this point on. niyad Jan 2025 #9

This! Hope22 Jan 2025 #10

Potential jurors could try to opt out for any case because the system is not fair chowder66 Jan 2025 #14

Or the potential jurors could cite a fear of retribution and violence. erronis Jan 2025 #34

As I did many times during my life when the rug was pulled... Hugin Jan 2025 #8

Probably first praying they remain anonymous and then well-deserved resentment... hlthe2b Jan 2025 #11

TRAITOR**/FELON's team knows exactly who they are. niyad Jan 2025 #12

They are probably thinking Trump was right all along about "Suckers and losers". jalan48 Jan 2025 #15

Probably "Well, I'll never waste my time on jury duty again." eppur_se_muova Jan 2025 #16

This message was self-deleted by its author onecaliberal Jan 2025 #22

"Hell is empty and all the devils are here." Texin Jan 2025 #17

In this case only because they were allowed to Meowmee Jan 2025 #18

hopefully, barbtries Jan 2025 #19

Juries and Jurors are lightening rods JJJ123 Jan 2025 #20

It's the least mandatory of mandatory things, though Algernon Moncrieff Jan 2025 #21

See post 9. niyad Jan 2025 #25

Same thing they think when people get pardons MichMan Jan 2025 #23

The only way that Trump is served with justice now for his criminal acts Jack Valentino Jan 2025 #26

Nah, that just means he escaped all living consequences. niyad Jan 2025 #28

So far. Jack Valentino Jan 2025 #30

We just lost standing with the rest of the world, except RNK? Evolve Dammit Jan 2025 #27

Sadly true. niyad Jan 2025 #29

Above the Law North Coast Lawyer Jan 2025 #31

Sadly true. Every case involving TRAITOR**/FELON has done that. niyad Jan 2025 #32

They did an honest job. That's all they could do. Klarkashton Jan 2025 #33