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    5 months ago

    Well, the proper way to put it should probably be to not insert judicial outcomes into politicking, not politics.

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      5 months ago

      There are 34 convictions in New York State that are waiting on sentencing. That sentencing can - and very arguably should - include incarceration.

      Lock him up.

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      5 months ago

      He’s literally a felon. He’s facing three more court cases about serious criminal acts directly related to politics and his time in the office he’s seeking. That’s all directly relevant to the political campaign.

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        He’s literally a felon who has been convicted of campaign finance fraud. But oh no, don’t mention that since he’s in the midst of another campaign. That would be too political.

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      5 months ago

      You’re saying that if someone is convicted for election malfeasance and is running in another election, their opponent shouldn’t mention it? Really?