Lara Trump Says ‘It Doesn’t Matter’ If Her Father-In-Law Is In Jail During The Republican National Convention

Exactly three weeks from now, Donald Trump will sentenced by Judge Juan Mercan, then he will know whether he will receive a prison sentence or not. A few days later, the Republican National Convention will open in Milwaukee, where the RNC will nominate him for president. Is his possible detention a concern for the Republican committee? Not at all, his daughter-in-law said.

In an interview with Real America’s Voice, host Terrance Bates record ARRIVE Lara Trump, “Judge Juan Mercan may very well sentence President Trump to prison or some form of imprisonment, not allowing him to be there for the Republican National Convention, which is of concern big.” Her answer: “Here’s the bottom line. It doesn’t matter if Donald Trump is at Trump Tower, Mar-a-Lago or wherever else they might try to get him. On the day that we, as the Republican Party, will nominate him as our official nominee and official candidate for president, he will accept that no matter where he is. He will remain our candidate until November 5, when he will be re-elected as our 47th president.” Lara Trump also asserted that her father-in-law’s 34 felony convictions were “a positive thing for him” because people “see what the third world and communism are like, and they don’t want to see this.” is the future of America.”

Earlier this month, Puck News reported that “the prospect of jail time…seems to be growing stronger, and the former (and perhaps future) president has been repeatedly peppering friends and aides” with “specific questions.” about what that might entail, including, “What kind of prison do you think they’ll send me to?

While it’s common knowledge that Trump won’t actually receive time behind bars, not everyone in the legal community is convinced. “This is not a one-time, ‘Oops, I made a mistake in my business profile,’ or even a one-time plan,” Diana Florence, a former prosecutor for the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office, speak Politics last month. “Given the entire facts and circumstances presented during the trial, I believe that, if convicted, the custodial sentence is just and justified. If I were a prosecutor, I would definitely ask to go to state prison.” Each of the 34 felonies with which Trump is charged carries a maximum sentence of four years; if convicted more than once, he will almost certainly have to serve the sentences concurrently.

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