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In reply to the discussion: Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco says DOJ will hold perpetrators accountable..all levels. [View all]Tom Rinaldo
(23,187 posts)60. Under that definition asking Georgia officials to find votes for Trump isn't yet being investigated
Which means that when the DOJ affirms that "We are going to hold those perpetrators accountable, no matter where the facts lead us, [and] as the attorney general has said, no matter at what level" as of this time that does not include, for example, holding Trump accountable for "asking" Georgia's Secretary of State to find 11,000+ votes for him while issuing thinly veiled threats against him should he not.
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Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco says DOJ will hold perpetrators accountable..all levels. [View all]
MLAA
Mar 2022
OP
Prove what? That she is officially stating the DOJ objectives in her capacity as Deputy AG?
Beastly Boy
Mar 2022
#35
I don't usually intrajecr my beliefs into matters that require fact-based conclusions, so
Beastly Boy
Mar 2022
#72
So you understand the House has nothing to do with the DoJ, yet you brought it up as if it does
AZSkiffyGeek
Mar 2022
#31
Dems hold the house but after Nov we have a good chance NOT to and that would be the end of
uponit7771
Mar 2022
#90
If they're not putting every bit of evidence in public, they're obviously not doing anything
AZSkiffyGeek
Mar 2022
#14
Since 2008 DOJ policy has been to not prosecute political crimes during election season.
sop
Mar 2022
#17
I did not either. I'm suggesting the Garland critics will not be satisflied, w/o extensive,
empedocles
Mar 2022
#26
Garland critics will be thrilled with any indictment of an organizer of the coup.
Scrivener7
Mar 2022
#81
Perfect. Let's all use it consistently as a standard to apply to Garland's investigations, shall we?
Beastly Boy
Mar 2022
#74
So, based on this latest definition, DOJ already has 11 big fish that we know of in their bucket.
Beastly Boy
Mar 2022
#76
Yep. The DOJ is sprinkling fairy dust and the usual suspect are proclaiming their virtuous faith.
Scrivener7
Mar 2022
#82
I compare this to the Ukraine situation. Some wanted President Biden to go all out
empedocles
Mar 2022
#23
Am I the only one uneasy over the use of the term "January 6th Investigation"?
Tom Rinaldo
Mar 2022
#29
Under that definition asking Georgia officials to find votes for Trump isn't yet being investigated
Tom Rinaldo
Mar 2022
#60
Yes, of course that counts as "a legal action" to hold Trump accountable etc.
Tom Rinaldo
Mar 2022
#77
I am not suggesting that DOJ shouldn't investigate beyond events of Jan. 6.
Beastly Boy
Mar 2022
#78
"We will do those cases". Wow, how much confidence does that sentence inspire?
Jetheels
Mar 2022
#37
Speaking of biases, looks like faith in things unseen makes one feel pretty virtuous.
Scrivener7
Mar 2022
#89
By the time they get around to charging anyone we may well have Trump as president again.
Kablooie
Mar 2022
#49
TFG could be president again - please don't speak that into being. PLEASE.....
iluvtennis
Mar 2022
#51