Former President Donald Trump has managed to get most of his criminal trials stalled or delayed in various ways, leaving it in doubt whether some of them can be held before the November election altogether. But there is one slated to come to trial this month, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s hush money case, and former prosecutor Glenn Kirschner predicts it will end with the historic conviction of a former U.S. president. “It seems [Trump]’s run out of rope,” Kirschner wrote in a new post on X. “Given the strength of the evidence against him, he should be a convicted felon by June 1st…