Lara Trump Says ‘It Doesn’t Matter’ If Her Stepfather Is in Prison Republican National Convention

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By Bess Levin

In exactly 3 weeks, Donald Trump will be sentenced through Judge Juan Merchan, and then he will know if he will be sentenced to prison. A few days later, the Republican National Convention will begin in Milwaukee, where the RNC will nominate him as president. Is his conceivable imprisonment a fear for the Republican committee?Not at all, says her daughter-in-law.

In an interview with Real America’s Voice, host Terrance Bates told Lara Trump, “Judge Juan Merchan could very well sentence President Trump to prison or some kind of prison, without allowing him to appear at the Republican National Convention, which is appropriate. important concern. ” His answer: “Here’s the most important thing. It doesn’t matter if Donald Trump is in Trump Tower, Mar-a-Lago or anywhere else you want to place him. The day that we, as the Republican Party, nominate him as our official candidate and our official candidate for president, he will settle for it, no matter where he is. He will be our candidate until November 5, when he will then be re-elected as the 47th president. Lara Trump also claimed that her father-in-law’s 34 convictions for crimes were “positive for him” because other people “see what the Third World and communist society looks like, and they don’t want to see that as the future of America. “

Earlier this month, Puck News reported that “the prospect of serving a criminal sentence . . . It turns out to be coming to the fore with more force, and the former (and in all likelihood future) president bombarded his friends and aides with “specific questions” about what that might entail, including: “What kind of criminal do you think I’ll be sent to?”

Although the prevailing view is that Trump will likely not receive a criminal conviction, not everyone in the legal network is convinced. even a one-time ploy,” Diana Florence, a former prosecutor with the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office, told Politico last month. “Given all the facts and cases revealed during the trial, I believe that if he is found guilty, he will be given a criminal sentence. justified. If I were a prosecutor, I would surely ask for a state criminal conviction. Each of the 34 charges Trump has been charged with carries a maximum sentence of 4 years. If convicted of more than one crime, he would almost effectively serve the sentence; Sentences simultaneously.

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