I'm so tired

[NQAS]

There must have been 30 posts today on How it’s so obvious by now that Trump is convictable Of scores of crimes, along with the traitors in Congress. Meidas touch had some videos. Glenn Kirchner keeps on coming out with videos. MSNBC commentators comment on how he’s seriously indictable.

And yet, Trump and his fellow seditious conspirators continually double down on the big lie and the evil Democrats, etc. and it’s so fucking exhausting to read this day in and day out. If it’s all so Damned obvious, you would think they would be a hint of some sort of impending prosecution down the road. A glimmer of hope. Instead, we and the pundit class resort to reading tea leaves and parcing snippets of comments to find that very slight glimmer.

I hate to be a downer, but that’s my take on what’s going on. I have to say, I hope I am way off base. I hope I am very very wrong or. But when you see dynamic Democrats speak, people like Stacy Adams or Gavin Newsom, you can’t help but wish there were people like that working on the prosecution issues.

[Eliot Rosewater]

1. Didnt Garland say (I am asking, not being a smart ass) way back when appointed

that we dont indict former presidents?

I thought I heard or read that.

I am sure he wont indict trump, as sure as I am of anything, what will happen in GA I dont know.

[onecaliberal]

2. Yet comey helped rip off an election days before voting to say Clinton was being

Investigated for fucking emails. It’s all so god damed mind blowing.

[gab13by13]

3. Fani Willis is on it,

She just subpoenaed politicians who were fake electors, one, I believe is running for Lt. governor.

Letitia James is also going to take a big chunk of Trump's cash.

I'm with you about DOJ. When I see Mark Meadows walking into a grand jury I will perk up.

[Frasier Balzov]

4. Merrick Garland is in a tough spot.

On the one hand, he sets a lofty goal by trying to keep the DOJ out of political spats.

On the other hand, the rule of law collapses if Trump is allowed to walk free forever.

[whathehell]

6. He may be, but frankly, if he can't do it, he should

resign and give it to someone who can. No.one is above the law, and that includes former presidents.

[iemanja]

14. +1

[Skittles]

10. I think the basic issue should be

is Donald Fucking Trump above the law or is he not above the law

[Irish_Dem]

5. Trump is a crime boss on a treasonous crime spree installed by the Russians.

There is a huge amount of evidence, some of which we witnessed in real time.

However it may be the case that people are afraid to go after Trump.
There may be no will to prosecute him for his crimes.
That is reality.

The J6 Congressional hearings may be all we get.

But on the bright side, the American people will know that Trump is guilty.

[whathehell]

7. If there is "no will to prosecute Trump" we should just throw

all.our laws in the trash and forget it - We're done, imo, as a country.

I frankly think there's plenty of will to go after Trump -- If those in power are too chicken shit to do it, they need to give the.power to someone who's not

[doc03]

9. If he is not indicted before he announces he is running again its game over. I can hear it

now we can't do it that is Banana Republic stuff. If he does run again things are going to be rigged so
he will take office even if he loses the election. We are in deep shit and DOJ is not going to bail us out.

[Delmette2.0]

8. I am tired of-45 also

18 months ago I thought we would have known the worst of his garbage. But it keeps spewing more and more all through their denials.

[IcyPeas]

11. and the twice impeached ex president is all over the news, every damned day, every hour.... again

[Baked Potato]

12. It's hard to wear these fuckers down. It's the $$$ involved. Nt

[whathehell]

15. Mask and Vaccine resistance has hardly been limited

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to the "culturally and emotionally impoverished idiots" of our country.
If you'd not noticed, that trucker protest awhile back was Canadian. It's not been absent in Europe, where, in France, for instance, a bus driver was beaten to death by three passengers after he asked them to wear a mask.






.

[Brainfodder]

16. US Govt including DOJ is slow AF, and Watergate took 2-3 years, so advise: NO PANIC YET!

My circle has already discussed other countries.