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EndlessWire

(8,103 posts)
25. A puny answer with very little content.
Mon May 1, 2023, 12:56 PM
May 2023

It's all dependent on your reliance that I did not read your link. If I read your link but do not agree, I simply am ignoring "facts," as YOU see them.

I appreciate links that are given to me, but that doesn't mean I have to agree with them. I think we are running out of time. I think that Jack is running along as swiftly as he can, but that doesn't mean that Garland is or will keep up with Jack.

And neither you nor your source have ANY special insights into the DOJ and their thinking. I think the DOJ can practice rings around Trump's "team," but that doesn't even mean that Garland will allow them to file during that unwritten period of time that Garland, I suspect, is going to respect.

My question is simply, is there any reason not to file on the stolen doc case (and yeah, I think they were stolen, sorry.) But, you act like I have somehow disrespected you personally because I don't agree with your link's conclusions. It has little to do with even your links unfounded conclusions as regards whether Garland will pull the trigger in time to do the country some good.

YES, I have anxiety over this Hitler wannabe regaining power in our country. You can't see the forest for the trees. Your disdain for my opinion and feelings outweighs any reason you have, and your outrage over my lack of enthusiasm for your links opinion pretty much shorts out the discussion.

I think that they should file in DC under the best condition they can muster, because, as pointed out by a previous poster, all the hoopla done under Cannon should have been filed in DC in the first place. But you, personally, didn't discuss that. I suspect you can't, but only wish to demean my feelings, put words in my mouth, and shirk your responsibilities on this bulletin board.

I hope Garland files something before he decides he can't because the DOJ has some unwritten line that he won't cross.

We're done.

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Trump gets the longest due process in US history. Irish_Dem Apr 2023 #1
This message was self-deleted by its author Chin music Apr 2023 #3
That will work fine for a hyperbole. But if you are interested, Beastly Boy Apr 2023 #18
You must have missed this update: Fiendish Thingy Apr 2023 #2
Where is your link from Garland gab13by13 Apr 2023 #7
I agree that emptywheel is a decent aggregator of information that is generally Scrivener7 Apr 2023 #13
The experts will say nothing. Do you know why? Of course you do. Beastly Boy Apr 2023 #16
GOP convention is in August 2024 Fiendish Thingy Apr 2023 #19
I'll put the same summary of that article here and ask you the same question about it Scrivener7 Apr 2023 #12
interesting tidbid re: the Florida judge Grasswire2 Apr 2023 #17
There's lots going on and lots of threads on this subject. I suggest you follow EmptyWheel erronis Apr 2023 #4
I get my information from Nicolle Wallace, gab13by13 Apr 2023 #5
And that's why you remain uninformed about legal realities ExWhoDoesntCare May 2023 #27
There isn't much more than speculation in that article. Scrivener7 Apr 2023 #9
27 months and counting republianmushroom Apr 2023 #6
Don't Worry, Be Happy gab13by13 Apr 2023 #8
If your a republican, trumps happy and free. republianmushroom Apr 2023 #10
Well, maybe they'll unseal all them secret indictments... Effete Snob Apr 2023 #11
Oh, yeah! Remember them? People here believed in those too... Scrivener7 Apr 2023 #15
Yeah, the investigation that began 12 months ago has lasted 27 months and counting. Beastly Boy May 2023 #20
So you admit Garland and the DoJ dragged there feet for 15 months and didn't investigate. republianmushroom May 2023 #24
The two investigations are separate, but both are conducted by Special Counsel Smith Beastly Boy Apr 2023 #14
Thanks for your lame comment. EndlessWire May 2023 #21
Ah, another grateful fan of my lame comments! I am flattered. Beastly Boy May 2023 #22
Bravo inthewind21 May 2023 #23
A puny answer with very little content. EndlessWire May 2023 #25
As much as I appreciate the flattery, I must disappoint you: Beastly Boy May 2023 #26
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