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Donald Trump Wants to go to Jail—But not Prison

There’s money to be made behind bars and Donald Trump knows it

Donald J. Trump, the disgraced ex-President of the United States has been called many things. Now he has a new title. P He is Fulton County, Georgia jail inmate P01135809.

Trump, mug shot, suspect, crime
Ex-President Donald J. Trump had his photo taken in traditional crime suspect fashion by the Fulton Co., Georgia Sheriff’s Dept. when he was booked on charges stemming from a wide-ranging grand jury indictment.

Never before in the nation’s history, has a president or former president of the United States been photographed as a criminal suspect. But this is how history will remember the 45th President of the United States.

Donald Trump after Georgia arraignment:

“What has taken place here is a travesty of justice. We did nothing wrong. I did nothing wrong.”

Trump, who hopes to be President again, has been arraigned for a fourth time this year on felony charges.

Charges are piling up

Trump faces 91 felony counts based on federal and state grand jury indictments. He’s charged with 13 crimes in Georgia.

Trump, co-defendants, mug shots, booking photos
Donald Trump was charged with 18 other individuals in a racketeering scheme to steal the 2020 election through the use of fake electors in key states. Trump was aided by Mark Meadows, his chief of staff and what former Vice President Mike Pence called a group of “crackpot lawyers.” (Photos: Fulton Co., Georgia Sheriff’s Dept.)

His latest arraignment was in Atlanta, Georgia on racketeering and other charges in a grand jury indictment that names 18 others. Some of them are so-called presidential advisers associated with the January 6th attempted insurrection.

Trump, scowl, mug shot, booking photo
The scowl on Donald Trump’s face in his criminal booking photo at the Fulton, County, Georgia Sheriff’s Department appears carefully rehearsed. It appears Trump practiced his scowl in front of a mirror to project a look of defiance and anger.

Trump’s booking photo was a menacing, defiant pose. It reflects the attitude of millions of whites who worship him. It appears he rehearsed the look in a mirror before going to the jail. This is Trump’s first official police mug shot in a long criminal career.

There’s money to be made

Trump, mug shot merchandise, flim-flam wagon
Donald Trump lost no time in using his Georgia booking mug shot to bleed money out of the saps and chumps who believe his claim that he is being persecuted, not prosecuted. His presidential campaign began selling merchandise with his mug shot on it within hours of his booking on criminal charges in Fulton County, Georgia. (Image: Pinterest)

Within hours, Trump was selling T-shirts, coffee mugs and beer koozies featuring his mug shot. The merchandise featured the line, “Never Surrender” adjacent to a photo of Trump surrendering to be booked on felony charges.

Trump, mug shot, booking photo, donations, Never Surrender
Donald Trump’s cult of followers is never troubled by his inconsistencies and contradictions. Trump has been cashing in on his Georgia booking photo with the slogan “Never Surrender.” It features a photo of Trump as he surrendered to be booked on criminal charges.

It takes a certain kind of person with a certain level of intelligence to buy merchandise which says “Never Surrender” and features the mug shot of a man who has just surrendered to a county sheriff. Sadly, there are millions of Americans who fit that description.

Trump, jail, fund-raising, martyr
Donald Trump knows he can rake in millions of dollars from his gullible cult if he spends a few days as a prison in a county jail. Trump sees incarceration as a money-making opportunity. (Images: Fulton Co., Georgia Sheriff’s Dept., Eric Perlin, 3-D Animation Co.-Pixabay)

There are reports Trump raised over $4 million dollars in the first 24 hours after the mug shot was released. Millions more are rolling in.

Donald J. Trump has been a scamming criminal his entire life. He’s like a bumbling Mafia kingpin who specializes in fraud, tax evasion and public corruption. He pulls it off—most of the time.

After Barack Obama served two terms as President, Trump saw white grievance politics as an opportunity to expand his flim-flam scams AND hog the spotlight. His backward-looking slogan, “Make America Great Again” or MAGA, is really code for Make America White Again.

Trump can barely string two sentences together, yet he is cunning enough to realize white fear and resentment of diversity add up to a bottomless pit of money.

Donald Trump, cult, Kool-Aid drinkers, brain-washed
Millions of gullible Americans stubbornly believe anything and everything Trump says because he tells them what they want to believe. They are like the infamous cult of Jim Jones, who commanded them in 1978 to drink poisoned Kool-Aid when his scam operation in Guyana was about to be exposed. The Trump cult is viewed as modern-day poisoned Kool-Aid drinkers. Trump told thousands of documented lies while in the White House but his cult of believers doesn’t care because he stokes their hopes of a return to white rule of America. (Image: OpenClipArtVectors-Pixabay)

Trump presides over a cult numbering in the millions. These are mostly frightened, ignorant whites. They harbor deep hatred of minorities. They blame black, brown and yellow people for eroding the “whiteness” of America. They resent women demanding a share of what was once unquestioned white male political and cultural power. And they think the queer population should go back in the closet and not be seen or heard.

A cult of saps

For Trump, his cult is a limitless source of saps whose pockets are to be picked by playing on their fears.

Which brings us to why Trump wouldn’t mind being sent to jail, for a little while.

The elephant in the room is bigotry. Trump never tires of portraying himself as a victim—a white victim. His mostly white cult eats it up, because they see themselves as victims, too—victims of equality. They discovered democracy in the American Constitution means everyone is equal and white men aren’t more equal than others. This is unacceptable to them, so Trump—and they—see themselves as victims. They want to elect him President again, and they’re happy to send him dollars by the millions.

Crime Pays

Trump, jail, cell block, cash
Trump figures a few days in a local jail for violating court orders in his pending trials would be worth millions of dollars in donations from his easily-duped cult of believers. (Jail image: WABE)

Being put in jail for a short time is a big-money scamming opportunity. Jails are run by a city or county. Jail time is usually measured in days, not years like prison.

Trump, martyr, grifter, donations
Donald Trump relishes playing the role of a martyr, suffering on behalf of his gullible cult of followers. Trump uses martyrdom as a tool to scam money out of those who believe him.

Trump portrays himself as persecuted and on his way to legal crucifixion…imagery intended to scam donations from his supposedly religious base. Many in his Make America Great Again cult view him as the Second Coming of Jesus Christ. They believe Trump is somehow going to save America from everyone who isn’t white, hetero and allegedly Christian. Trump portrays his criminal indictments as persecution, not prosecution. He tells his gullible supporters, “I’m suffering for you. Send me money. Send me LOTS of money.”

Trump prefers to try his case—whatever and wherever it may be—in the court of public opinion instead of a court of law. In the past, his motormouth and delaying tactics forced many opponents to give up and give in. As a mentally unbalanced narcissist, Trump can’t keep his mouth shut—and he doesn’t intend to with these recent indictments.

Hoping to scare witnesses

Trump, court witness, witness stand
Trump has spent a lifetime playing the part of a bully in numerous business transactions. He uses the threat of endless litigation to intimidate witnesses against him. The tactic has worked for him because various judges have refused to sanction him for witness intimidation.

Witness intimidation is a favorite Trump tactic. He deliberately puts pressure on witnesses against him, ridiculing them and making their lives uncomfortable.  Witness intimidation is a crime, but the courts have never punished Trump for engaging in it, so he keeps doing it.

Trump, witness intimidation, threats
Trump uses social media messages to threaten and intimidate witnesses and prospective witnesses against him. “IF YOU GO AFTER ME, I’M COMING AFTER YOU!” was one of Trump’s typical all-purpose threats. He likes to use all caps in his messages to emphasize what he is saying.

One of Trump’s most notorious threats was: If you go after me, I’m coming after you! It’s not aimed at a specific person, but the message is clear.

Trump, witness intimidation, threats
Trump uses social media messages to threaten and intimidate witnesses and prospective witnesses against him. “IF YOU GO AFTER ME, I’M COMING AFTER YOU!” was one of Trump’s typical all-purpose threats. He likes to use all caps in his messages to emphasize what he is saying.
Geoff Duncan, grand jury testimony, Trump intimidation
Trump blatantly tried to intimidate former Georgia Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan with a social media message the morning Duncan appeared before a Fulton County, Georgia grand jury. Trump said Duncan “shouldn’t” testify. It was a blatant example of witness tampering.

A perfect recent example of Trump’s witness intimidation is former Georgia Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan, one of the last witnesses to testify before the Fulton Co. grand jury that indicted Trump on racketeering and other charges. The morning Duncan was to appear before the grand jury, Trump posted an inflammatory social media message saying he testify. That is clearly witness tampering. In that same social media post, Trump called Duncan a “nasty disaster” and a “loser.”

Geoff Duncan, Donald Trump, grand jury testimony, witness intimidation
Never-Trump Republican attorney George Conway and former Michigan U.S. Attorney Barbara McQuade reacted swiftly to Trump’s attempt intimidation of Geoff Duncan.

Never-Trump Republican attorney George Conway tweeted a response, saying, “This morning’s first attempt at witness intimidation.”

Former Michigan U.S. Attorney Barbara McQuade tweeted, “Witness tampering in real time.”

Regardless of his macho posturing, the Georgia indictment worries Trump the most because it’s a state case. That means his not-so-secret hare-brained scheme to win re-election as President and then pardon himself, won’t work. Presidential pardons cannot apply to state cases.

Moreover, under Georgia prison rules, Trump would have to serve five years of his racketeering sentence before a state parole commission could consider him for release. Donald J. Trump would have to do real prison time.

In the federal indictments, Trump is gearing up for battle with U.S. District Court judge Tanya Chutkan, an experienced, no-nonsense jurist who has handed out some harsh sentences to some of the mob that invaded the U.S. Capitol in the attempted insurrection on January 6th, 2021.

As soon as his case was assigned to Judge Chutkan, Trump began testing the limits.

Black versus White

Trump, Chutkan, federal court, tug of war
Donald Trump and U.S. District Court judge Tanya Chutkan are engaged in a tug of war for power during Trump’s trial on charges he tried to steal the 2020 Presidential election. It’s a struggle between a failed ex-President and a no-nonsense federal judge. It’s also a struggle about race and the power of women versus men. (Images: Mohamed Hassan-Pixabay, General Services Administration

For Trump and his White Supremacist cult, the trial before Tanya Chutkan will be a battle between black and white, between men and women.

From the moment the case was assigned to this black woman judge, Trump has been repeatedly insulting Judge Chutkan on social media and in campaign speeches. Chutkan will have to tread carefully because Trump is trying to set a trap for her to engage in judicial overreach which could be grounds for a mistrial or appeal.

Trump’s fellow racists in the Republican Party are itching to cause trouble for Judge Chutkan. They see her as a surrogate for Vice President Kamala Harris.

The deepest fear of Trump’s Whites

Kamala Harris, Vice President, White Supremacy fear
Vice President Kamala Harris is the real reason White Supremacists fear a second term for President Joe Biden. They fear Biden, who is in his 80s, will die in office and Harris will succeed him as President. The White Right lives in mortal fear of a Black Woman as President.

Vice President Harris is the REAL reason the White Right fears President Biden’s re-election. The President is entering his 80s, a decade of life when many people die.  White Supremacists are terrified at the thought of a Black Woman as President. For them, Kamala Harris would be worse than Barack Obama.

Trump, Bragg, Chutkan, Willis, racial, courts, indictments
The criminal indictments of ex-President Donald Trump are, in a larger sense, a battle between blacks and whites. Trump represents the hopes and fears of millions of White Supremacists who view America as a “white” nation. Many whites view blacks as criminals, which makes Trump’s cases ironic since blacks are playing a key role in upholding law and order against an allegedly law-breaking failed President.

The racial component of Trump’s legal dramas is not lost on him or his bigoted cult. Three of the key legal figures are black. For Trump and his Trumpers, it’s Us against Them.

Trump, jury box, hung jury
Donald Trump’s strategy in his four criminal trials is to create confusion in the minds of jurors. If only one juror is unsure how to vote on the issue of guilt, the result is a hung jury, which means a new trial or dismissal of charges. (Image: Montgomery Co. MD)

Trump is literally betting his life on causing enough confusion and doubt about the cases and the justice process that one juror, just one, will be unsure about convicting him. In the justice system which requires a unanimous verdict, that’s enough to have a hung jury, which for Trump, means a new trial, and by his reckoning, that’s a victory.

History may record the irony of blacks and women battling to uphold American law and order against the Republican Party and its career criminal hero, Fulton County, Georgia jail inmate P01135809, also known as Donald J. Trump. The man the Republicans want in the White House is facing 91 felony charges in various courts.

The Republican Party used to be the party of the rule of law. But that was in the last century.

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