Was Merrick Garland's Approach Correct All Along?

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99. You seemed to have ignored my bottom line - the last paragraph

I'll post it again -

You are seeing what kind of prep work and dogged battles in the courts needed to be done to finally get to the "organizers" higher up in the food chain. I.e., that is the level that has the legal and financial resources that the lower level offenders don't have, and they use their leverage to challenge every action and appeal every charge.

You also seemed to have forgotten that right now, the #1 "organizer" (when you ONLY look at the federal criminal charges and not even count the civil/NY state ones) has now been been indicted for 44 federal charges. To get there, they needed to "catch" the very lowest levels ( "the help" ) and battle through dozens of court hearings to get testimony of the higher levels like Meadows, and all the way to the-then "2nd in command" (the VP) to obtain those charges.

People will whine about "delay delay delay" but every damn story that gets posted is describing WHO is doing the "delay" - it's the perps and they are doing it IN THE COURTS. Claims of "Executive Privilege". Claims of "First Amendment Rights". Claims of "Attorney-Client Privilege" and on and on that must be litigated, then litigated again upon appeal.