Bail has been set in the Georgia case against Donald Trump — but the caveat associated with the bond will almost assuredly lead to his ultimate demise.
Top News Today :
On Monday, Fulton County Superior Court Judge Scott McAfee set bond for Donald Trump at $200,000 in the current election interference case being staged by District Attorney Fani Willis. Trump is expected to turn himself in to Georgia officials on Thursday and will be immediately released upon payment of the bail bond.
(NOTE: The judge also set bail for Trump attorneys John Eastman and Kenneth Chesebro at $100,000, for attorney Ray Smith III at $50,000, and for supporter Scott Hall at $10,000)
However, the provisions associated with Trump’s bond could potentially land him behind bars sooner rather than later.
According to ABC News, the judge attached a requirement for each of the defendants (including Trump), saying they “shall perform no act to intimidate any person known to him or her to be a codefendant or witness in this case or to otherwise obstruct the administration of justice.”
The order included “no direct or indirect threat” against codefendants or witnesses.
“The above shall include, but are not limited to, posts on social media or reposts of posts made by another individual on social media,” the agreement said.
Additionally, all defendants were warned they are prohibited from communicating about the facts of the case with codefendants, except through counsel.
Needless to say, the bail caveat is horrific news for Donald Trump.
To put it bluntly, Trump refuses to shut up. He refuses to follow the rules. He refuses to understand that he’s one footstep away from detainment. Or, in other words, his privileged refusals are about to do him in this time.
If Donald Trump fails to adhere to the terms of his $200,000 bail agreement, he could not only forfeit the cash bond but be placed behind bars at the infamous Fulton County Jail. For anyone who’s unaware, the Georgia jail is much less like Trump’s Mar-a-Lago country club and much more like a 3rd world prison.
In the words of The Department of Justice and multiple nonprofit watchdog groups, the Fulton County facility suffers from overcrowding, structural issues, malnourishment among inmates, filthy housing teeming with insects, outbreaks of lice and scabies, rampant violence resulting in death and injuries, and officers using excessive force.
Although Trump is entitled to Secret Service protection for the rest of his life, the agency will be unable to protect him from lice, bed bugs, and other hazardous environmental conditions.
With that in mind, one would expect that Trump and his team would try very hard to adhere to the rules so as to avoid jail under these conditions, right? WRONG!
Not long after the judge issued the gag order, Trump was on his Truth Social network attacking Fani Willis and being the braggadocious, loud-mouthed jerk that he is.
We’ll have to wait and see how Judge McAfee handles this brazen disrespect for his bail conditions. However, it doesn’t look good for ‘The Donald.’
Stay tuned…
OK WASSUP! discusses the Top News Today:
Georgia Judge sets strict bail and conditions for Trump.
Judges really shouldn’t impose restrictions on this dangerous clown, if they know they’re really not willing to hold him accountable when he simply blows past those restrictions and says whatever the heck he feels like saying at any time he feels like saying it.
We’ll see how this plays out in Georgia.