The article draws a parallel between the trials of Donald Trump and Bobby Seale, two high-profile public figures who faced judicial challenges during their respective legal proceedings.
The author notes that, like Trump, Seale was warned multiple times about intimidating jurors and violating a gag order during his trial for inciting riots associated with the 1968 Democratic National Convention. Seale, the only Black defendant of the "Chicago Eight," was ultimately bound and gagged in the courtroom for speaking out, a tactic the author suggests could potentially be used against Trump.
The article highlights the government's apparent bias against Seale, with J. Edgar Hoover specifically targeting him, and the lack of substantial evidence against him in a separate murder trial. The author suggests that a similar pattern of bias and overzealous prosecution may be emerging in Trump's case, with the judge's rulings sometimes favoring and sometimes going against the former president.
The author concludes by emphasizing the importance of fair and impartial judicial proceedings, drawing a parallel between the famous quote "the whole world is watching" during the 1968 DNC protests and the current scrutiny surrounding Trump's trial.
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by William Spiv... um medium.com 04-22-2024
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