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gab13by13

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3. I could not disagree more,

Reply to BlueCheeseAgain (Reply #1)

Thu Jan 12, 2023, 03:57 PM

Jan 2023

The norms for appointing a special counsel are that Garland believes there is possible criminal activity. Pretty short time frame for Garland to determine a special counsel is warranted, that President Biden was involved in a crime.

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So 2 YEARS to appoint special counsel for trump, 2 MINUTES to appoint one for Biden. [View all] TomDaisy Jan 2023 OP

The DOJ was investigating Trump pretty much immediately after Biden took over. BlueCheeseAgain Jan 2023 #1

I could not disagree more, gab13by13 Jan 2023 #3

And that was proven with his phone call to Georgia s.o.s. Fullduplexxx Jan 2023 #6

+1, uponit7771 Jan 2023 #10

Only one of them will be indicted malaise Jan 2023 #2

Boom! You nailed it. fightforfreedom Jan 2023 #14

There is no excuse for the two year period before KPN Jan 2023 #4

And here I was told presidents can't be investigated Fullduplexxx Jan 2023 #5

+1, uponit7771 Jan 2023 #9

You are either misremembering or purposefully misrepresenting. tritsofme Jan 2023 #12

The process takes less time when the subject cooperates ripcord Jan 2023 #7

Garland is trying to look non partisan ... to republicans uponit7771 Jan 2023 #8

Doesn't that put politics in the doj? Fullduplexxx Jan 2023 #11

+1, uponit7771 Jan 2023 #13