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Trumps Crimes

harry6967

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Part of the Google AI Collab

Lyrics

Verse 1

Yo, check the microphone, one, two, here's the track,

About the legal entanglements and the judicial facts.

From Manhattan to DC, from Florida to GA,

The legal battles of Donald J. Trump, what the records say.

Verse 2

In the Big Apple, the first case, a New York state affair,

Thirty-four counts of falsifying records, the charges laid bare.

Hush money payments, a scheme to conceal the news,

Found guilty on all counts, no time in the can, just legal blues.

Chorus

From the courthouse to the White House, the legal drum keeps on bangin',

Cases dropped, a conviction stands, the legal system keeps on hangin'.

He's back in the Oval, a sitting President now,

Department of Justice policy, makes the prosecutions bow.

Verse 3

Down in Florida, classified documents, a sensitive find,

Forty charges of mishandling, a case left behind.

The judge dismissed the whole thing, a special counsel ruling unconstitutional,

Jack Smith had to drop it, the legal path wasn't mutual.

Chorus

From the courthouse to the White House, the legal drum keeps on bangin',

Cases dropped, a conviction stands, the legal system keeps on hangin'.

He's back in the Oval, a sitting President now,

Department of Justice policy, makes the prosecutions bow.

Verse 4

In DC, election interference, a plan to subvert the vote,

Four counts of conspiracy, the feds took note.

But presidential immunity, a high court's complex call,

The case got dismissed, after the President's re-election, standing tall.

Verse 5

Then to Georgia, the Peach State, a RICO case brought to the floor,

Attempts to flip the results, and so much more.

But the prosecutor was disqualified, a new one in the role,

Dropped all the charges, a case no longer whole.

Outro

So the cases have faded, most dismissed from the docket,

Except the New York conviction, in the judicial locket.

An unconditional discharge, just the conviction remains,

That's the current legal status, in the court system's refrains.

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