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Today in Trump Derangement Syndrome

4th January 2025

Judge upholds Trump’s felony conviction, but does not plan to order jail time (Shayna Jacobs/Washington Post)  No, just being able to call him a ‘convicted felon’, as they did during the campaigh, serves their purposes.

Trump: Democrats ‘giddy’ about half-staff flag for inauguration after Carter death (Julia Mueller/The Hill)

Chris Hayes Gang: Democrats Can’t Stop Tagging Trump as a ‘Fascist’ Threat

Trump to be sentenced for conviction in New York “hush money” case before inauguration (Graham Kates/CBS News)

Bad News for Trump’s Legislative Agenda (Russell Berman/The Atlantic)

Judge Upholds Trump’s Conviction but Signals No Jail Time (New York Times)

NY judge says Trump will face no penalties in his criminal hush money case but upholds conviction (CNN)

Judge orders Trump to be sentenced in hush money case on Jan. 10, but says he won’t be incarcerated (NBC News)

Wash. Post Cartoonist Quits After Bezos-Owned Paper Kills Trump Satire Piece

Johnson’s Reward for Keeping His Gavel: An Impossible Job Delivering for Trump (Catie Edmondson/New York Times)

Trump is days away from having to confront the kinds of crises he’s long been railing against (Politico)

Biden Attempts To Sabotage Trump’s ‘Drill Baby Drill’ With Proposed Ban On New Offshore Drilling In Atlantic, Pacific  Examine the map closely.

MSNBC Rants ‘Arc of Justice Has Been Crushed’ Ahead Of Trump Sentencing

Trump’s tax cuts are about to unleash chaos on the Hill. Here’s how. (Brian Faler/Politico)

Trump calls for New York judge to be disbarred after hush money conviction advances (Steff Danielle Thomas/The Hill)

Trump has taken in ‘a staggering sum’ in cash from donors since winning re-election: NYT (Tom Boggioni/Raw Story)

Former Capitol Police officers call Trump’s vows to pardon Jan. 6 rioters ‘a betrayal’ (Ashleigh Fields/The Hill)

 

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