How you know "he" is guilty of everything he's accused of ...

[marble falls]

My grandkids know the difference between treason and sedition. At their age, I was still working through the vagaries of AL vs. NL and its effect on trading baseball cards in the late fifties.

[Irish_Dem]

1. The criminal/psychopath GOP has made us experts in the law and psychopathology.

[Farmer-Rick]

2. Sooooo, are the indictments coming soon?

We know the difference but it seems to not matter much.

Now our grandkids know that you can get away with treason, sedition and insurrection if you are TFG or supported by some crazy right wingers.

[CrispyQ]

4. Rule of law is for the little people. -nt

[Fiendish Thingy]

10. Why yes, yes they are.

Don’t ask me how I know that indictments are coming soon, just remember that soon is a subjective term, and my soon and your soon may not match.

[TigressDem]

3. Because when he "mansplains" how he IS NOT GUILTY he lays out the case for his guilt? nt

[marble falls]

5. Strangest thing, too, because he and his basket of deplorables haven't caught on to that yet ...

... he will be totally OK with going in front of the Jan 6 committee.

He may regret that one day while walking on the running track at Lewisville with all the other big fish white collar criminals who'll steal his commissary goodies from him.

[Aviation Pro]

9. Running?

Highly doubt it.

[marble falls]

12. Walking. Walking on the running track.

[Diraven]

11. He could get away with lying under oath there too

Everyone, even the DOJ probably, would just laugh it off as "Trump being Trump".

[Mblaze]

6. Now that the NL will have the DH

And every team will play each other, it might make it easier… until realignment comes.

[marble falls]

8. I remember the furor when the one league first allowed pitchers to be off the batting rotation ...

... and televised games went about an hour less than they do these days. The game had so few interruptions, they were so easy to follow a game on radio.

[Joinfortmill]

7. 👍