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Trump asked for a stay from the appellate court, and it was denied. So he has to either pay the amount of the judgment to the court, or get someone to post a bond. This is the same thing that happens to everyone who loses a civil trial and doesn't get a stay.

"Whack!"

Sadly, I can only rec Albaby's post once. But as per usual, it's a crystal clear explanation of why it's the actual DETAILS that matter, in contradistinction to the breathlessly obfuscating "common sense" talking points coming from the other side. And so, all we get from that contingent is:

"Yowl, moan, whimper - so unfair! Why should I, a former POTUS be subjected to the same rules as everyone else?"

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