In a surprising decision, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg has chosen not to oppose Judge Juan Merchan’s ruling to allow former President Donald Trump’s hush money sentencing to be pushed until after the upcoming election. The move has drawn criticism from Trump supporters who see this as a clear case of political bias and manipulation.
“This is yet another example of the ongoing witch hunt against President Trump,” said one of Trump’s legal advisors. “Delaying the sentencing until after the election only proves that this is about politics, not justice.”
The hush money case, which has been a focal point for Trump’s critics, continues to fuel debates about the fairness of the legal proceedings against him. Many believe that the timing of the sentencing could have a significant impact on the election, adding further tension to an already charged political atmosphere.
The decision to defer to Judge Merchan’s ruling highlights the contentious nature of this case and the broader concerns about the integrity of the justice system when it comes to high-profile political figures. As the election draws closer, all eyes will be on how this case unfolds and its potential implications for Trump’s campaign.
