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Manhattan prosecutors OPPOSE the lifting of Trump's gag order after his guilty verdict. The order was not only designed to "avoid threats to the fairness of the trial itself," but also to prevent "harm to the integrity of the proceedings," they argue. pic.twitter.com/oSamhQo8Az

Across the spectrum of the GOP, from Bannon to Marco Rubio, the calls for retaliation and retribution in the wake of Trump's guilty verdict are expansive @jonathanvswan @charlie_savage me www.nytimes.com/2024/06/05/us/politics/trump-conviction-gop-revenge.html?pvid=1Y4-9_TMtHGycKS0kBdG3bk7&u2g=c&smid=tw-share

Trump says it’s “unfair” that he is now a convicted felon because the jury didn’t “smile” at him pic.twitter.com/OpcIK5uKkL

"Now, a former president has been convicted by a jury in New York, and we have a choice to make. We can show the world that we are still exceptional and continue to lead the international community with integrity and pride, or we can prolong the onslaught of crassness, vulgarity,… pic.twitter.com/ddFvYFtO7t