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Emile

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75. My patience for justice is wearing thin. In the meantime TFG is playing golf

Reply to Jose Garcia (Original post)

Sun Jan 23, 2022, 08:44 AM

Jan 2022

and orchestrating Republicans to pass voter suppression laws all over the country.. Patience. . .yawn

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DOJ seeks to block subpoena for Trump deposition [View all] Jose Garcia Jan 2022 OP

Seems like an instance of DOJ protecting the office of the President here. LonePirate Jan 2022 #1

I'm sick of DOJ protecting Trump. dem4decades Jan 2022 #3

I'm beyond sick over it. BigmanPigman Jan 2022 #21

Nahhhh...I think that.... FarPoint Jan 2022 #31

If they were to protect the office of the President, they would get out of the way Anti-Racist Hero Jan 2022 #63

WTF?! Bayard Jan 2022 #2

No shit!!!!! FoxNewsSucks Jan 2022 #5

EXACTLY❗❗ Duppers Jan 2022 #23

They're not defending Trump, they're defending the office. oldsoftie Jan 2022 #37

Never! Never! Anti-Racist Hero Jan 2022 #64

Now you sound like THEM; "he didn't really win the election!" oldsoftie Jan 2022 #73

Even when it happened under a prior administration, the DOJ won't fail to attempt to cover up RockRaven Jan 2022 #4

Jeezus H. Christ, there are so many damn fools on DU Trumpdumper Jan 2022 #7

So when DOJ protected the office of the presidency gab13by13 Jan 2022 #8

That case was mystifying to be honest dsc Jan 2022 #13

Why? SunSeeker Jan 2022 #15

because the government is the one who should be paying here dsc Jan 2022 #17

Firing civil sevants over politics is NOT part of his official duties. SunSeeker Jan 2022 #19

Thanks. The legal process ('DUE process') is difficult elleng Jan 2022 #9

Nice word, vituperation. Calista241 Jan 2022 #12

I have to agree. Subtle but principled DoJ work flies over their heads. . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Jan 2022 #33

What "principle" is DOJ upholding? SunSeeker Jan 2022 #35

It's not part of the duties of President. That is not the point of the filing. . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Jan 2022 #54

What is the "principle" you are referring to? What is "the point" of the filing? SunSeeker Jan 2022 #66

Who protects us? orangecrush Jan 2022 #56

Perhaps. But have you considered this is not a time of subtleties? msfiddlestix Jan 2022 #59

This is nuts. What "other sources" are better than Trump himself on Trump's thinking? SunSeeker Jan 2022 #6

The law is hard, three years of law school so I've heard. Alexander Of Assyria Jan 2022 #11

How does this protect the "Office of the Presidency"? SunSeeker Jan 2022 #16

Read the DOJ legal filing, the answers are there written by constitutional experts. Alexander Of Assyria Jan 2022 #18

The DOJ filing is written by line DOJ attorneys, not "constitutional experts." SunSeeker Jan 2022 #20

More expert than you or me, I would wager...and they got lots of lawyers, all kinds. Alexander Of Assyria Jan 2022 #48

DOJ has lots of lawyers, but they can still be wrong. SunSeeker Jan 2022 #69

I do give Biden's DOJ the benefit of the doubt. That's a fundamental disagreement. Alexander Of Assyria Jan 2022 #78

Comey pulled the 10/28/2016 letter disaster under Obama. SunSeeker Jan 2022 #81

Have you a link for the legal filing? It's not used in the quoted article muriel_volestrangler Jan 2022 #50

Hard to find, cursory search all show rw nut job posts...lol Alexander Of Assyria Jan 2022 #52

That doesn't say anything about "protecting the office of the presidency" muriel_volestrangler Jan 2022 #53

Ok, so u find it and report if m incorrect, np. Alexander Of Assyria Jan 2022 #55

Is that a quote from the DOJ lawyers? muriel_volestrangler Jan 2022 #58

Tbh thought your first comment was inquisitorial, not the usual hostility on social mdia. Alexander Of Assyria Jan 2022 #76

I think your reply #55 was your mistake - you introduced the hostility then muriel_volestrangler Jan 2022 #79

I think the bottom line is they had reason to fire OTHER than Trumps opinion. oldsoftie Jan 2022 #38

That is in dispute in the litigation. This discovery is designed to determine why he was fired. SunSeeker Jan 2022 #42

Because the DOJ says that proof can be found elsewhere. oldsoftie Jan 2022 #45

Yes. Fundamental legal procedure 101..if discovery motioned for is findable elsewhere, go there. Alexander Of Assyria Jan 2022 #46

That is NOT fundamental "legal procedure" regarding civil discovery. SunSeeker Jan 2022 #67

No argument on that. Other source readily identifiable is whole DOJ position. Alexander Of Assyria Jan 2022 #77

Just because they say it does not mean it is correct. SunSeeker Jan 2022 #70

If you take the word "Trump" out of this case, you understand what they're doing. oldsoftie Jan 2022 #72

I think what they're doing is covering their asses with BS muriel_volestrangler Jan 2022 #80

You can't take Trump out of the case. Trump's abusive actions ARE the case. nt SunSeeker Jan 2022 #82

No, a case is based on facts not particular persons. You can take his name out. oldsoftie Jan 2022 #83

Fine, the case is about a President abusing his office to get an FBI agent fired. SunSeeker Jan 2022 #84

I'd like to see Trump catapulted into a volcano, but this move seems pretty standard to me Orrex Jan 2022 #10

There's nothing "standard" about what happened here. SunSeeker Jan 2022 #28

That's all true, but the DoJ's move still seems pretty standard here Orrex Jan 2022 #51

This was not testimony involving presidential duties. SunSeeker Jan 2022 #68

Well, then I'd say that DoJ's response would default to its general view re: presidential testimony Orrex Jan 2022 #71

Garland is trying to play everything by the book, but the book doesn't apply to Trump. SunSeeker Jan 2022 #85

Well, the arc of your postings here is pretty clear Orrex Jan 2022 #86

DoJ is the defendant, and they don't want some frikkin bozo witnesss destroying their defense? L. Coyote Jan 2022 #14

What mis-guided bullshit. We don't need the republicans to sabotage us, we have the DOJ JohnSJ Jan 2022 #22

Unfortunately that is standard reaction on everything not understood and dispatched by Twitter. Alexander Of Assyria Jan 2022 #47

Trump isn't the one being sued here. onenote Jan 2022 #24

Who can be deposed is not determined by who the named parties are. SunSeeker Jan 2022 #25

+++ JohnSJ Jan 2022 #26

I know that. onenote Jan 2022 #43

Not to terribly concerned if the court agrees with the DOJ for now as cstanleytech Jan 2022 #27

Strzok might be able to show no other source exists, but why must Strzok clear that hurdle? SunSeeker Jan 2022 #29

"Strzok might be able to show no other source exists" then he would have to give a deposition. cstanleytech Jan 2022 #34

Because the burden of proof is always on the accuser. oldsoftie Jan 2022 #39

We're talking about discovery, not burden of proof at trial. SunSeeker Jan 2022 #41

Why isn't this thread at the top of the page?? Duppers Jan 2022 #30

If anybody successfully gets Trump to testify he'll Sparky 1 Jan 2022 #32

The bottom line is, gab13by13 Jan 2022 #36

LOLOLOL oldsoftie Jan 2022 #40

Yep orangecrush Jan 2022 #60

I think this is a good development bucolic_frolic Jan 2022 #44

Trump has half a dozen private citizen law suits right now. gab13by13 Jan 2022 #49

Who protects us? orangecrush Jan 2022 #57

Who the hell's side is the DOJ on? hamsterjill Jan 2022 #61

We all are. orangecrush Jan 2022 #62

You excited? NFM UnderThisLaw Jan 2022 #65

Weird. msfiddlestix Jan 2022 #74

My patience for justice is wearing thin. In the meantime TFG is playing golf Emile Jan 2022 #75