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Trump obeyed the laws of his country. You are so far off that it would be laughable if somebody had time to laugh. Trump has a thousand options open to him.
I am sorry to hear that you are too busy to laugh. I am sure that you can still make most out of this beautiful summer by going outside and "though the grass". But contrary to popular opinion; if you can type something, it doesn't make it true. In fact in your case,it's most likely lying and ignoring all the evidence.
I would love the idea of eating popcorn and watch you in court by the way, to defend your weird ideas how laws don't apply to you or Trump, but in reality i have better things to do. Good luck with your upcoming month when Trump gets sentenced.
The only reason why Trump is having trouble is, he is listening to his attorneys.
A bigger issue is his attorneys are listening to him.
But the biggest reason Trump is having trouble is that he got sloppy and didn't cover up all of his crimes very well - which isn't surprising considering he hires criminals to commit crime for him but only know how to do it the old fashioned way. Like Michael Cohen visiting a bank in person to set up accounts so Trump can do some fraud. Hire a smarter criminal that knows how things work today and the the whole porn star problem goes away with one transaction on a block chain.
The biggest reason why Trump is having trouble is that he didn't stand as a man in court, unrepresented, but present. Once Trump became a client of an attorney, he became a ward of the court -
https://www.youarelaw.org/Download/CorpusJurisSecundum-AttorneyClient.pdf.This doesn't mean he can't have attorneys as co-counsel. It means that as co-counsel they can't speak for him in court. But they can advise him on the private side, and he can do his own speaking, which he is well able to do. If he entered his paperwork at the beginning of the trial, just like the prosecutor did, the judge wouldn't be able to gag him. Why not? Because it would have been as much his court as the prosecutor's or judge's. Trump would be legally able to impose on the judge or prosecutor any Contempt of Court. Why? Because it would be his (Trump's) court as much as anybody else's.
Also, he should have entered his paperwork as a man, not as a representation of the name on the prosecutor's indictment. The prosecutor's indictment would say something like, "Donald J. Trump." Trump's paperwork would say, "donald j. trump," showing that he was a man, not the name on a piece of paper.
At the beginning of the trial, Trump should have given his paperwork to the judge via the bailiff. The paperwork would start out by saying something like the following, thereby making the court as much his court as the judge... thereby turning the judge back into the referee that a judge's position should be. The beginning of the paperwork would read:
NOTICE
i, man, donald j. trump, do hereby express that i am present in this court, and that i do not accept representation of any form in this court.
FURTHER, i, man, donald j. trump, do hereby require any man/woman who has been damaged by me, to show the damage, and take the stand so that i can face my accuser with questions about his/her accusations.
FURTHER, i, man, donald j. trump, blah, blah, blah, blah, etc.
SIGNED: donald j. trump
Doing it this way, Trump would have the option of bringing damages into the open, giving him the chance to pay off any damages that were real.
It would not give any court authority over him. His co-counsel would have looked into this, and would be prepared with methods for de-fanging and de-clawing anything the judge might attempt to contradict Trump with.