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Asked by ABC 17 News 319 Votes Should the Supreme Court intervene in President-elect Donald Trump's New York sentencing? 37% Yes Yes 4 63% No No 2 Share on Facebook Share on X Share on LinkedIn Copy Link 37% Yes Add Comment Comment Share with friends 3 Comments 1 Max DeYoung By the end of 2028, all parties involved in lawfare, will be very sad people, and they will suffer the utmost humility, and embarrassment. Reply Reply 1 Eric Smith The Supreme Court in the U.S. is perhaps the ONLY court that has not been turned into a kangaroo liberal circus. Reply Reply 1 Charles Robison Lawfare. Progressive games. Reply Reply 63% No Add Comment Comment Share with friends 2 Comments 0 Tonya G Absolutely not. No one is above the law. Reply Reply Max DeYoung True, Hunter is living proof. 0 Ellen Jarvis He or No one is above the law! Reply Reply
Why I voted was, these non violent convictions is taking up space in the prison system that could be used for violent crimes..its sad that you get less time for rape than possession of Marijuana.
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