Sidney Moss: Trial showing that no one is above the law

Dave Sanders/The New York Times via AP, Pool

Dave Sanders/The New York Times via AP, Pool

Former President Donald Trump appears in Manhattan criminal court before his trial resumes in New York on Friday.

Former President Donald Trump appears in Manhattan criminal court before his trial resumes in New York on Friday. AP

Published: 04-29-2024 5:23 PM

Modified: 04-29-2024 7:26 PM


On reading the article “Tabloid publisher says that he was Trump’s ‘eyes and ears’” [Gazette, April 24], I was encouraged that Donald Trump will be getting the punishment that he deserves. Trump has shown great cleverness in protecting himself from the consequences of his actions through lies and denial, getting away with all kinds of deceptive behavior. This trial can show that no one is above the law.

Trump may not be able to avoid punishment for hush money to help win an election, and he now possibly faces a prison sentence. We will soon see if in this case truth is more powerful than made-up stories.

Sidney Moss

Northampton

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