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In reply to the discussion: The Garland apologists [View all]Emile
(41,498 posts)76. You can call out concerned posters as being divisive, but ignore a simple question.
Yes maybe we should just close our eyes and forget.
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Thank you. Garland's inaction will be Biden's downfall. When the base isn't energized, elections
dem4decades
Mar 2022
#6
A base that needs to be energized in order to elect Democrats instead of Republican traitors isn't
Demsrule86
Mar 2022
#20
The "base" helped get trump elected when they weren't energized enough to vote in 2016
Hoyt
Mar 2022
#40
I'll trust Biden more than a bunch of people typing in little white boxes, including me.
Hoyt
Mar 2022
#42
Honestly, and I'll be bashed, but think a lot of poor polls is we're spending too much time going
Hoyt
Mar 2022
#61
I think Bragg has done worse than Jack shit, if I'm up to date on his decision to shut down
msfiddlestix
Mar 2022
#72
I remember how well they insulated reagan for Iran-Contra. Proving guilt was harder than
L. Coyote
Mar 2022
#17
Since you are apparently imminiently knowledgable about Bragg's Department, did he ever find
Hoyt
Mar 2022
#43
The main (ex) prosecutors from the case disagree, & they ARE eminently (imminently is the wrong word
Celerity
Mar 2022
#47
Pomerantz was relatively low level - new hire for trump investigation - not head of the DA's office.
Hoyt
Mar 2022
#49
He was like Mueller, guy with nothing to do looking for one last big payday before moving to Florida
Hoyt
Mar 2022
#52
LOL, ridiculous. Which is it? First you said (falsely) he was some low level nobody, NOW you are
Celerity
Mar 2022
#54
He's 70 years old Celerity. Christ, it's not like he's trying to advance his career.
Hoyt
Mar 2022
#55
Oh, now we have the ageist card played, with the added bonus of repeatedly questioning his motives
Celerity
Mar 2022
#56
Ex-Prosecutor suspects DOJ isn't working with Congress because they are 'compromised'
TheBlackAdder
Mar 2022
#4
Thanks. And btw, It took Tom Perez and Eric Holder several years to undo the damage W did to ....
Budi
Mar 2022
#29
Since you view AG's conduct (or really, the lack of public information about his conduct) as neglect
Fiendish Thingy
Mar 2022
#11
I have no idea what may or may not be going on at the DOJ, and I'm not even going to try to guess.
ShazzieB
Mar 2022
#21
I'm still hoping maybe Garland will time it right to make maximum R damage for the midterms
dsp3000
Mar 2022
#38
I agree with that. However, not sure that's best way to introduce yourself here. Good luck.
Hoyt
Mar 2022
#66
I would agree until I saw J6 congressional leaders calling on the DOJ to do something.
uponit7771
Mar 2022
#70
