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Former President Donald Trump has been found guilty on 34 counts of falsifying business records, a verdict given by 12 jurors after 12 hours of deliberation in New York. Shreveport Political Analyst, Stephen Parr, discusses the impact this could have on Trump’s future presidential campaign. Trump’s sentence will be announced by Judge Juan Merchan on July 11, just days before the Republican National Convention where Trump is expected to be announced as the party’s nominee for the upcoming Presidential Election.
Trump’s Guilty Verdict Impact on Upcoming Campaign
Shreveport Political Analyst Stephen Parr broke down the implications of former President Donald Trump’s guilty verdict on 34 counts of falsifying business records on his future presidential campaign. This verdict was reached unanimously by 12 New York jurors after a 12-hour deliberation.
Trump’s sentencing by Judge Juan Merchan is scheduled for July 11. This comes not long before the Republican National Convention, set to start on July 15, where Trump is expected to be announced as the party’s nominee for the upcoming November 5 Presidential Election.
Preceding this, the first Presidential Debate is marked for June 27 according to reliable sources. Trump’s legal troubles will undoubtedly be a pivotal part of the political discourse throughout these events, creating an unusual backdrop to the campaign season.
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