: President Trump will
: soon be indicted and convicted, by an Obama-appointed judge
: for misuse of campaign funds. The Senate will be bypassed
: in what should be an impeachment vote. However, the intent
: is to place the President in jail and this will accomplish
: the same thing as an impeachment trial and a conviction.
: This is the means to bypass a Republican controlled Senate
: that would not likely vote for an impeachment conviction

Except that scholars remain divided on the question of whether a sitting president can be indicted at all, much less convicted and jailed.

Why? Well, the Supreme Court has so far never ruled on that issue, but the DOJ has looked into it on two occasions and concluded both times that a sitting president CANNOT be indicted, chiefly because of how disruptive that would be to the government and to the country as a whole.

Theoretically, an "Obama-appointed judge" might approve a move to indict while the president is in office but delay any trial till the president has left office.

However, it also appears the idea that Trump misused campaign funds is turning out to be a "nothing-burger", with one outcome being the recently reported court decision that Stormy Daniels must repay 75% of Trump's legal costs that resulted from her meritless case against him.

Overall, "Red Neck Riots" appear to be unlikely. :)

--hobie

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