You had to get me started this morning!
Bragg's prosecution of Trump was so irregular, and unethical, not to mention unconstitutional it is not funny.
Bragg charged Trump with business fraud, but the statute of limitation on simple business fraud had expired. In order to be able to indict and prosecute Trump he elevated the business fraud charges by claiming Trump committed fraud to cover up another crime. That other crime? "I don't have to tell you that now", is what Bragg told the media. Bragg apparently has no idea there is a 6th amendment right for a defendant to know the specific crimes with which he is charged. And the most outrageous part of this prosecution is Bragg never mentioned any other charges until closing argument in the trial - and a judge permitted this! Then the judge told the jury, they didn't need to know the specific charges. All they had to do was conclude Trump broke some other law. How does a defendant defend himself if he doesn't know the crime he is accused of?
Then Bragg claimed Trump committed fraud when he paid Michael Cohen, or reimbursed him I should say, and classified the payments for accounting purposes as legal fees. I have no idea what Bragg thinks Trump should have done with these payments since Cohen was acting as Trump's attorney getting the NDA signed by Stormy Daniels. Bragg tried to insinuate the crime was election fraud somehow, but the judge refused to allow the former head of the FEC to testify that in no way was this payment subject to federal election limitations of laws.
And let's not forget the 34 counts were all individual payments to Cohen, so it was really 1 alleged crime, not really 34.
Each of the cases against Trump brought by democrats was similarly flawed and would never have been brought had it been anyone else but Trump. So now when Democrats are crying about politicizing the DOJ, why should we listen to their howling?