(08-15-2023, 12:10 PM)homebiscuit Wrote:

(08-15-2023, 11:48 AM)NYC4jags Wrote: It's an unprecedented legal reaction to an unprecedented attempt to illegally alter the outcome of a presidential election. 

So, it makes sense. We've entered Trumps "and find out" stage. 

Why would you speculate that the Secret Service would do something to impede his incarceration? 
(personally - I think they'll find a way around incarceration regardless of which charges stick)

I did not speculate, I referred to someone who did. However, if Trump were pronounced guilty, it’s highly doubtful the Secret Service would allow anyone at the state level to take him into custody. I also highly doubt they would negotiate with a state level police force to share responsibility for his safekeeping. 

But, like you, if found guilty, I also think they’ll find a way around incarceration.

The secret service will never stop supervising Trump until he dies.  
But already many times they have prevented him from going exactly where he wants exactly when he wants to.  Trump has had to notify them in advance of all of his travel plans.  I don't see the SS having a problem telling him to listen to GA state prison guards.

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