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"The Democrats are all 'giddy,'" the president-elect complained.
Lydia O'Connor at HuffPost:
President-elect Donald Trump went on a social media rant Friday over American flags being flown at half-staff during his inauguration, both complaining about the situation and blasting his opponents for laughing about it. âThe Democrats are all âgiddyâ about our magnificent American Flag potentially being at âhalf mastâ during my Inauguration,â Trump wrote. âThey think itâs so great, and are so happy about it because, in actuality, they donât love our Country, they only think about themselves.â He continued: âNobody wants to see this, and no American can be happy about it.â
In recognition of the life of late Democratic President Jimmy Carter, who died earlier this week at age 100, President Joe Biden issued a proclamation ordering U.S. flags to be flown at half-staff at the White House and other government locations âfor a period of 30 days from the day of his death.â The proclamation is in line with a policy from the United States Department of Veteran Affairs. That means flags will be flown at half-staff through Jan. 28 â more than a week after Trumpâs scheduled inauguration at the U.S. Capitol. The twist of fate has fueled social media fodder in recent days, with jokes about Carter leaving âone last giftâ for Trump and the half-staff flags signifying not just the death of Carter, but also the death of democracy. Trump also suggested multiple times throughout his post that the half-staff flags during his inauguration were only a possibility. âLetâs see how it plays out,â he wrote. He also wrongly asserted Friday that the flags would be flown at half-staff âfor the first time ever during an Inauguration of a future President.â In 1972, President Richard Nixon took the oath of office while flags were flown at half-staff in memoriam of President Harry Truman.
Donald J. Caillou having a temper tantrum over being outshined due to flags flying at half-staff during his 2nd inauguration.
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The president-elect was convicted in May, but his sentencing has been delayed for months.
Sara Boboltz at HuffPost:
The New York judge overseeing President-elect Donald Trumpâs hush money trial has ordered him to appear for his long-delayed sentencing hearing on Jan. 10, more than seven months after he was convicted on all 34 felony counts against him. The unprecedented hearing will take place 10 days before Trump is to be sworn in as the 47th president of the United States. He is not likely to face incarceration, however. Judge Juan Merchan wrote in his Friday order that he agreed with prosecutors that time behind bars was no longer practical, and signaled that he may choose to impose no punishment at all. Trump may also appear in court by videoconference, if he chooses, Merchan said. The judgeâs decision will preserve Trumpâs status as a felon â a first for any president.
His attorneys argued in the wake of his November victory that the case should be dismissed entirely. Prosecutors floated several options for his sentencing, which had already been delayed by a Supreme Court decision stating that presidents cannot be criminally prosecuted for official acts. Merchan said last month that the charges against Trump did not involve any conduct relating to his duties as president. He wrote in his Friday order that âa sentence of an unconditional discharge appears to be the most viable solution to ensure finality and allow Defendant to pursue his appellate options.â Unconditional discharge is a rare sentence that allows a defendant to walk free with no strings attached. In his 18-page order, Merchan indicated that he was trying to balance the interests of justice with the Trump teamâs claim that any threat of jail time would distract from his duties as president. Once Trump takes the oath of office on Jan. 20, his right to presidential immunity kicks in, meaning that even if he received jail time, it would likely have to be completed after his second term.
Donald Trump will be sentenced in New York on January 10th, 10 days before he retakes office, to determine sentencing in the business records falsification trial. Trump is not expected to face incarceration, but could still be subjected to a fine or have his sentence dismissed via an unconditional discharge.
Still, Trump will have the dubious distinction of being the first âPresidentâ with a felony record attached to his name.
See Also:
The Guardian: Judge sets date for Trump hush-money sentencing but rules out prison term