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Eyeball_Kid

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49. Without telling Garland what to do, Biden and Garland are working in concert.

Sat Jan 8, 2022, 02:18 PM

Jan 2022

Garland didn't pick the date of his speech out of thin air. He knew of the purpose and content of Biden's follow-up speech before 1/5/22. It was a one-two punch.

And yes, both changed the narrative.

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One thing that could change the present paradigm. [View all] kentuck Jan 2022 OP

I agree. PoindexterOglethorpe Jan 2022 #1

DOJ has to investigate them first, gab13by13 Jan 2022 #6

Exactly. PoindexterOglethorpe Jan 2022 #7

Any resistance to investigations of Trumpers is an act of fatal denialism. Eyeball_Kid Jan 2022 #48

✔️ ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ ✔️ msfiddlestix Jan 2022 #2

Exactly! Raven Jan 2022 #3

President Biden's recent speech changed the conversation, gab13by13 Jan 2022 #4

If Merrick Garland fails then Joe Biden fails. Ultimately, it all comes home to roost in Gaugamela Jan 2022 #16

Regardless, gab13by13 Jan 2022 #21

Too little too late? dwayneb Jan 2022 #41

Without telling Garland what to do, Biden and Garland are working in concert. Eyeball_Kid Jan 2022 #49

I have been saying this and saying this. Solomon Jan 2022 #5

One does have to have some evidence, gab13by13 Jan 2022 #9

However, it did not take them very long to indict Bannon... kentuck Jan 2022 #10

Remember, Bannon was low hanging fruit, gab13by13 Jan 2022 #11

Thank you, that needs to be yelled everywhere, you are 100% correct, there is plenty of evidence Escurumbele Jan 2022 #17

I don't think that is a cut a dry case. gab13by13 Jan 2022 #23

I don't think that is quite right TiberiusB Jan 2022 #30

You may be right, it seems reasonable, gab13by13 Jan 2022 #34

Criminal defense attorney - not a prosecutor dwayneb Jan 2022 #43

"Criminal defense attorney - not a prosecutor". You say that like I don't know anything about Solomon Jan 2022 #56

Like before the Civil War when they expelled 14 lawmakers for supporting the Confederacy, Emile Jan 2022 #8

Snopes analysis of the expulsion dwayneb Jan 2022 #46

What's true Emile Jan 2022 #54

No doubt about that, my prediction is that trump will be indicted this year, reason why I hate when Escurumbele Jan 2022 #12

Does anyone really think this will end with Trump? dwayneb Jan 2022 #45

I thought this was the plan. Timing is important. New and compelling information is coming to light. liberalla Jan 2022 #13

I agree about the momentum. ShazzieB Jan 2022 #20

Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow! liberalla Jan 2022 #53

++ llashram Jan 2022 #14

The trial needs to happen with the indictment is ready, not before... brooklynite Jan 2022 #15

Kentuck, I value your opinions, gab13by13 Jan 2022 #18

What if he indicted Sean Hannity...? kentuck Jan 2022 #52

Lock. Them. Up. SheltieLover Jan 2022 #19

This is a very good article that has been posted here in DU, here is a snip of it and the link Escurumbele Jan 2022 #22

The select committee is doing a fantastic job, gab13by13 Jan 2022 #25

We need to stop thinking that wealth equals superiority Marthe48 Jan 2022 #24

Sometimes it does seem like an existential battle between the very wealthy... kentuck Jan 2022 #57

If Trump is found "GUILTY" by a jury. You are correct, everything will change. Stuart G Jan 2022 #26

I think that televised hearings of the Bettie Jan 2022 #27

At the very least gab13by13 Jan 2022 #35

Amen. Needed since Nixon side tracked the Vietnam peace talks JT45242 Jan 2022 #28

I fundamentally agree, but classic paradigm shifts result from numerous small shifts over time. Cassidy Jan 2022 #29

Justice should never be based on how other people will react, gab13by13 Jan 2022 #36

No. It won't. hurple Jan 2022 #31

Not with Liz Cheney on the Committee. She alone defangs those arguments. Tommymac Jan 2022 #42

Liz Cheney is a DINO, don't you know? hurple Jan 2022 #51

Whether it's true or not, the appearance is that the big ones are above the law. hay rick Jan 2022 #32

But the question remains The Wizard Jan 2022 #33

I believe that New York has the best chance to convict Trump, gab13by13 Jan 2022 #37

DC trial would be better Elessar Zappa Jan 2022 #39

I agree. Remember Al Capone, convicted for tax evasion. CaptainTruth Jan 2022 #50

👍 Joinfortmill Jan 2022 #38

I wonder if that would change the majority of the Trump allied Republicans karynnj Jan 2022 #40

Trump rso Jan 2022 #44

Ah!! Another poster with the right idea! Eyeball_Kid Jan 2022 #47

The DOJ should indict TFG ymetca Jan 2022 #55

any trial results in hung jury, no matter what the evidence rampartc Jan 2022 #58

But they could not shut down the DOJ, right? kentuck Jan 2022 #59

maybe the foj has already shit down rampartc Jan 2022 #61

Agree, Cheney and Kinzinger will likely be primaried out madville Jan 2022 #60

I'm not sure that I agree Poiuyt Jan 2022 #62