Lawrence Tribe says that Trump will be indicted.

[kentuck]

But the question is when?

Will it be after the election but before the new Congress is sworn in?

Or are there more ducks to get in the row? Trump has committed so many crimes, it is difficult to prosecute them all.

I believe he will be indicted. Just like any other citizen, he should have the right to a jury trial to defend himself from the charges. If there is no jury tampering, and they find him not guilty, then that is the way our system works.

But it has to be done and Merrick Garland is turning the vise tighter and tighter every day.

[oregonjen]

1. Makes you wonder, with Trump now admitting he had "a few" boxes and taunting DOJ to indict,

if he knows it’s happening sooner rather than later?

[Srkdqltr]

2. I'll believe it when I see it.

[ProudMNDemocrat]

3. TDFG will whine all the way to prison.

No matter how long it takes.

No Golden toilets. No orange makeup. No well done steak with ketchup. No Mickey D's or KFC. No Diet Cokes.

Lock him the fuck up.

[GenXer47]

4. he never stops committing crimes

and maybe that makes it harder to know when to drop the hammer.

[CrispyQ]

5. Our side as too much reverence for the office of the president to go after him.

I would bet money there's no indictment before the election. And I wouldn't be surprised if he announces that he's running for president the day after in hopes that our side won't indict him then either, cuz you know, he's running for president.

[underpants]

6. I expect a wonderful Holiday Garland

Not to be confused with Fitzmas

[Scrivener7]

7. For the 40th time.

[Hortensis]

8. :) "But now the question is when?" So, the goal post moves.

I'm looking forward to, "But, will he be prosecuted or will a deal be made to avoid it, and what deal?"

But the one I'm really hoping for, "Will we actually even pretend to try to extradite him from Russia?"