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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsMitch said it ain't over but...
..will he be the one who leads the charge to get Trump in criminal court for sedition? Hell no...
Anyone know of anybody who might try that route?
secondwind
(16,903 posts)miserable life. Theres no happy ending to his story.
Septua
(2,254 posts)..but want to see a sedition indictment.The GOP gave him a free ticket to call foul the next election...as someone said, "Failed coups without punishment are rehearsals for the second attempt."
Septua
(2,254 posts)Raven123
(4,814 posts)Take the time to get all the facts, follow the money, interview witnesses, and build a case through the tedious, meticulous work typical of sound investigations. The truth will emerge. I hope the 911 style investigation focuses on locating the institutional blind spots we have in identifying the domestic threats to our democracy.
Politically, its time to move on. The past week has been pitiful in MSM coverage of the Biden administrations efforts at recovery from the carnage of the past 4 years. Lets hope for better. Sadly I suspect tomorrows White House presser will include a question concerning Bidens thoughts on todays verdict. Its been disappointing to hear questions about the trial at every presser and I hope Jen Psaki, says no comment to any and all such questions. If I were her,I would give a time out to anyone who cant let it go.
Septua
(2,254 posts)I don't think anyone was really expecting a 67-33 vote...the 57-43 was a blowout. The Republicans made up their minds way back to acquit based solely around political positioning.
Some things never change...