President Donald Trump has scored a number of legal victories this year, despite the Democrats’ best efforts to derail his election campaign with multiple lawfare attacks.
Many of the outcomes have had a profound effect on his campaign as he won’t have to worry about trials until well after the November election.
However, Trump and his legal team are attempting to crush one upcoming legal obstacle that could hamstring his campaign.
According to NBC New York, Trump and his lawyers are now moving to postpone the upcoming sentencing hearing in the New York “hush money” case brought against him by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, a Democrat.
Trump was found guilty as a result of the trial and has already had his first sentencing date delayed until September.
The 45th president’s lawyers penned a letter to the judge overseeing the case in an attempt to delay the upcoming Sept. 16 sentencing hearing while his lawyers also work to have the case overturned in federal court.
In a letter to Juan Merchan, the Biden-donor judge overseeing the case, Trump’s lawyers Todd Blanche and Emil Bove wrote:
“There is no good reason to sentence President Trump prior to November 5, 2024,