I'm worried about DOJ,

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20. I believe Labor Day is the traditional cut off for announcing prosecutions of elected officials

Chris Collins was indicted for insider trading on August 8, 2018.

The committee will hold televised hearings in the spring, which will include an examination of the role sitting legislators played in the coup. The committee will then issue their final report and make criminal referrals to DOJ.

The timeline for indicting current office holders/office seekers this year may be tight, but the evidence will be in the public domain for voters to weigh (and opponents to use).

There is no such deadline for indicting coup conspirators who are not office holders or running in the 2022 elections.

That includes Trump’s inner circle (Meadows, Giuliani, Eastman, etc), most of the fraudulent electors, and Trump himself.

I have no expectation that there will be any convictions of coup conspirators this year, and that doesn’t bother me. I do think we will see some indictments/plea bargains/cooperation agreements of those not holding/running for office before the end of the year, with at least some of the trials occurring sometime in 2023.