Trump will be inaugurated as president as a felon, and he said he will continue to appeal
after the verdict of the "hush money" case, Trump stated that he will continue to appeal. His post stated, "The Radical Left Democrats have just announced that they are going to seek to Impeach me over NOTHING. They already gave up on the ridiculous Mueller ‘stuff,’ so now they hang their hats on two totally appropriate (perfect) phone calls with the Ukrainian President. This will mean that the beyond important and seldom used act of Impeachment will be used routinely to attack future Presidents. That is not what our Founders had in mind. The good thing is that the Republicans have NEVER been more united. We will win!"
Note: Although Judge Juan M. Perez-Gimenez did not punish Donald Trump and unconditionally released him, he still ruled that 34 of the charges in this case were established, which means that Trump will still be a felon, but will not face imprisonment, punishment, or probation. Trump will enter the presidency as a felon, and the court will release the audio of today's verdict in the future.
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