Refusing to Prosecute Trump Is a Political Act
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Why are you drunk for Easter? Thats not smart at all. Well,...get to bed and get some rest. You will sober up by morning.
She was under suspicion for murder before Al Gore invented the internet. As far as treason the facts speak for themselves. It would have been a slam dunk conviction.
There is no such thing as "clear ,prima facie evidence", dipshit.
Prima Facie evidence is nothing more than a "first impression"....and never stands up in any prosecution without factual, actual evidence.
How did he "obstruct justice"? He let Mueller talk to everyone he asked to.
COMPLETELY IRRELEVANT TO THE OP CLAIM ABOUT MARY GARLAND, AS IT HAD NOTHIBNG WTO DO WITH MARY GARLAND.
ONCE AGAIN...WHAT CRIME IS MARY GARLAND SUPPOSED TO PROSECUTE HIM FOR.
BidenPresident
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Boss.
INTERFERING WOULD BE OBSTRUCTION= WHY A SPECIAL COUNSEL NEEDS TO NE APPOINTED FOR HUNTERR BIDEN'S CRIMINAL PROBE.
in 60 degree weather according to MSM. Drunk AGAIN? 
Many many years and no criminal charges.
Exactly. Shows how crooked she REALLY is. And slippery too!
its pretty interesting the left is already making excuses for what is looking like yet another failure in the never ending Trump Witch Hunt.
ok, interesting is not the right word, the right word is hilarious.
Monad Portal
Was it me?
If DOJ Garland does not prosecute Trump, and Trump runs again and wins, Garland will be responsible followed by Manchin and Sinema?!!
[FONT=&]The evidence is clear. It’s time to prosecute the former president, and Merrick Garland shouldn’t wait.
[/FONT][FONT=&]It is a sacred tenet of democracy that the judicial and prosecutorial processes must be independent of political pressure. These decisions must be made as objectively as possible.
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[FONT=&]So let me state up front: I hope no one at the Department of Justice makes any decisions based on this article. But likewise, they shouldn’t make any based on threats from Republicans or pressure from centrist politicians to “look forward and not backward” to avoid political violence, conservative backlash, or whatnot. The DOJ should let law and facts lead where they lead.
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[FONT=&]If the facts warrant prosecuting Donald Trump and anyone in his circle, they should be charged. Prosecuting them would not be political. Failure to prosecute them would be.
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[FONT=&]Unfortunately, Republican elected officials are lobbing heavy threats at both the DOJ and Democrats, insisting that prosecuting Trump over January 6 (or anything else) would be seen as a political act—and that they would seek revenge. Their anger is particularly directed toward the House January 6 committee, which concluded that there is adequate evidence to implicate Trump and several of his allies in serious crimes.
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[FONT=&]The House committee and DOJ officials should studiously ignore these threats for several reasons.
First and foremost, democracy cannot thrive if crimes go unpunished because their prosecution would be interpreted as political, especially by the allies of those held accountable. The result of this practice would be devastating escalation: Elected officials would commit bigger and bolder crimes to win and hold power, knowing that their opponents cannot do anything about it whether they succeed or fail.
https://washingtonmonthly.com/2022/03/23/refusing-to-prosecute-trump-is-a-political-act/
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for what? being the best president in our lifetimes?
that's not a crime, that's a feature.
They dont need Trump to be guilty of anything to put him on charges.
Nor to convict him.
BidenPresident
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Do you support beating up cops like Trump's mob did at the Capitol?
gemini104104
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If DOJ Garland does not prosecute Trump, and Trump runs again and wins, Garland will be responsible followed by Manchin and Sinema?!!
[FONT=&]The evidence is clear. It’s time to prosecute the former president, and Merrick Garland shouldn’t wait.
[/FONT][FONT=&]It is a sacred tenet of democracy that the judicial and prosecutorial processes must be independent of political pressure. These decisions must be made as objectively as possible.
[/FONT]
[FONT=&]So let me state up front: I hope no one at the Department of Justice makes any decisions based on this article. But likewise, they shouldn’t make any based on threats from Republicans or pressure from centrist politicians to “look forward and not backward” to avoid political violence, conservative backlash, or whatnot. The DOJ should let law and facts lead where they lead.
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[FONT=&]If the facts warrant prosecuting Donald Trump and anyone in his circle, they should be charged. Prosecuting them would not be political. Failure to prosecute them would be.
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[FONT=&]Unfortunately, Republican elected officials are lobbing heavy threats at both the DOJ and Democrats, insisting that prosecuting Trump over January 6 (or anything else) would be seen as a political act—and that they would seek revenge. Their anger is particularly directed toward the House January 6 committee, which concluded that there is adequate evidence to implicate Trump and several of his allies in serious crimes.
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[FONT=&]The House committee and DOJ officials should studiously ignore these threats for several reasons.
First and foremost, democracy cannot thrive if crimes go unpunished because their prosecution would be interpreted as political, especially by the allies of those held accountable. The result of this practice would be devastating escalation: Elected officials would commit bigger and bolder crimes to win and hold power, knowing that their opponents cannot do anything about it whether they succeed or fail.
https://washingtonmonthly.com/2022/03/23/refusing-to-prosecute-trump-is-a-political-act/
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Refusing to hold tRump, his criminal family and numerous seditious, treasonous and felonious repukes cluttered up in Congress and elsewhere at waging their taxpayer pilfering squalid war on Democracy and society and humanity accountable for their seditious, insurrectionist and felonious high crimes against Democracy, society and humanity is a felonious crime upon itself. This as in an egregious act of dereliction of duty which is un-Constitutional, and a felonious act of giving aid and comfort to the enemy from within and the external enemy too, and to the point of treason to which no human being can live in a deplorable environment as such.
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PoliTalker
Diversity Makes Greatness
Hello Nordberg,
He knew what he was doing was wrong. He tried and exhausted every possible avenue within the law, and when the law failed him he didn't hesitate to go outside the law. He couldn't hide it either. The whole country knows what he did. He needs to answer for this crime. It cannot go unresolved, for the good of America.
He knew what he was doing was wrong. He tried and exhausted every possible avenue within the law, and when the law failed him he didn't hesitate to go outside the law. He couldn't hide it either. The whole country knows what he did. He needs to answer for this crime. It cannot go unresolved, for the good of America.
PoliTalker
Diversity Makes Greatness
Trump lost. He doesn't accept defeat very well. He thinks he is privileged, thinks he is special, thinks he is above the law. If he gets away with it, it becomes a terrible example for the public eye.
America is at a breaking point. Many many people have lost faith in our government and our institutions. A country in which the people have no faith in their own government cannot stand. Trump needs to be prosecuted so that the people understand our system of laws works and applies to everyone.
When Trump is held to answer for his crimes it will rebuild faith in America that we stand for what is right, and we do not allow anyone to have special treatment above the law. America needs to see this through.
America is at a breaking point. Many many people have lost faith in our government and our institutions. A country in which the people have no faith in their own government cannot stand. Trump needs to be prosecuted so that the people understand our system of laws works and applies to everyone.
When Trump is held to answer for his crimes it will rebuild faith in America that we stand for what is right, and we do not allow anyone to have special treatment above the law. America needs to see this through.
PoliTalker
Diversity Makes Greatness
Hello Nordberg,
Sandbox politics.
Donald Trump = DT = Disgraceful Tyrant.
That's about as far as I will go in name-calling.
Sandbox politics.
Donald Trump = DT = Disgraceful Tyrant.
That's about as far as I will go in name-calling.