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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsRICO case: $250+ Million racket across multiple States based on lies and threats
Threats of violence across multiple States. Witness tampering still not addressed.
So, when ... (?)
Why a mob boss who figured out how to defraud millions by just registering as a member of the most corrupt political party and wreak havoc to the Constitution should be allowed to keep his racket going? Because he's a mob boss engaged in politics?
The longer the obvious racket of lies and threats continues without accountability, the more the danger to human lives keeps on growing.
MichMan
(11,900 posts)and arrest all of them at once for being members of a criminal enterprise.
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Justice matters.
(6,925 posts)Way too dumb for that.
Someone told him the POTUS can't be prosecuted for his crimes while in office, according to the Nixon-era OLC's memo (never challenged since). And someone told him any former POTUS will not be found guilty of any crime by a hung Jury, or that appeals up to a partisan SC will set him free...
His name starts with a P and ends with a n...
AKwannabe
(5,641 posts)Cheezoholic
(2,016 posts)That was brought in early in the Ga investigation? Just curious, haven't heard anything since.
tulipsandroses
(5,122 posts)Some folks are upset with her for RICO charges against well known rappers. She is proving that she is marching to the beat of her own drum. The rapper RICO case, and a previous case where she prosecuted teachers in a cheating scandal, takes away arguments about her playing politics and going after chump. Nope. Shes an equal opportunity will lock your ass up of you committed a crime in her jurisdiction.
Cheezoholic
(2,016 posts)But it was widely publicized very early on that she brought in a high profile RICO specialist prosecutor to guide investigations into repuke election meddling. I cant remember the name but it was looked on by many as a big deal at the time.