Isn't it time to come to grips with the reality that TFG will never be indicted.

[Girard442]

Will never stand trial. Will never be convicted.

Biden took office January 20, 2021. By mid-February at the very latest (and probably way before that), the Intelligence Community was aware that a whole boatload of classified documents had been taken out of the White House by TFG.

That was a year-and-a-half ago. A year and a half where a man who tried to overthrow the government has sat on a treasure trove of supposedly sensitive documents. If anything dramatic was ever going to happen to TFG, it would have happened by now.

The ruling by Judge Aileen Cannon points the way. TFG now has a crystal clear road map on how to kick the can down the road until election 2024 and beyond. Anytime TFG looks to be behind the eight-ball, all he has to do is claim that, say, his dog died, and one of his pet judges will rule that the proceedings must be suspended by the legal doctrine canis mortuus est.

[Hekate]

1. Not just no, but hell no

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Thank you for your input, though

[orangecrush]

7. +1

[Gaugamela]

2. If DOJ fails to indict Trump for stealing documents and obstruction, they

might as well board up the windows and nail an “Out of Business” sign to the door. No one will take them seriously again.

[Walleye]

3. Well then I guess Joe Biden can start sending moving vans full of stuff to his house in Rehoboth

[ALBliberal]

4. I don't get how this judge has jurisdiction and

If she doesn’t why won’t our justice department tell her to go away?

Geez I’m so frustrated

[Efilroft Sul]

5. "Nuts!"

[Fiendish Thingy]

6. One shitty ruling by a corrupt lower court judge, and you're ready to give up?

Thank goodness you don’t work at DOJ.

[empedocles]

8. +1

[SoCalDavidS]

9. Some Of Us Haven't Expected Anything To Happen, For Years Now

I wish it were otherwise, but I long ago resigned myself to the fact he very likely would get away with any crime he committed.

This is simply another example to add to the growing pile. It will continue to grow, and it still won't matter.

[blueinredohio]

11. Agreed!

[Bettie]

20. What gives you hope that he will ever face consequences

for anything he's done? He does it all in the open, confesses in public, and yet, he seems untouchable.

So, what gives you hope? Because from where I'm sitting it seems like the entire system is rigged in favor of people like him.

Doesn't mean we should stop trying, but hope feels like a fool's game right now.

[Scrivener7]

10. I'm one of the people who has said from the beginning that I will believe

he will be indicted when I see him being indicted. Conviction? Wow. I don't know about that.

But I do believe that eventually he will bring himself down somehow.

I don't think the DOJ will ever do anything about the insurrection, and if they do anything about the theft of our most sensitive national secrets, it will be long enough from the event that justice delayed will be justice absolutely denied.

And NYC has followed their decades long habit of letting him get away with everything.

So maybe Georgia. Who knows?

[uponit7771]

15. ".. So maybe Georgia. Who knows?..". +1....Or best chance for justice, case seems open and shut

[JI7]

12. He should still live in fear until he drops dead of a massive heat attack

at one of his shitty rallies.

[Solomon]

14. Dying's too good for the fucker. I want to see him bankrupt and behind bars.

[Cha]

13. Bye.

[BlackSkimmer]

16. I came to grips with that some time ago.

But I've been assured here that he is "going down" and those predictions can't be wrong. Can they?

[Tommy Carcetti]

17. Sure, if you've resigned yourself to the Wet Blanket Brigade. nt

[Scrivener7]

23. Name calling is so cute.

And it lets us all know where the name caller is on the maturity spectrum of being able to tolerate differing opinions. So it's practical, too!

[flamingdem]

18. The upside might be that DeSantis is left in Trump's shadow

and Biden or another dem wins in 2024 against a weakened DeSantis.

[brooklynite]

19. Have you investigated prosecutions coming out of Watergate?

Two years (without the rants of an angry blogosphere)

[Scrivener7]

24. Seven months from the break-in to the arrest of those who planned and executed the break-in.

[brooklynite]

25. The people who executed the break-in were minor players. Like the people who attacked the Capitol

Haldeman, Ehrlichman, Mitchell, and Colson were indicted in March 1974.

[Emile]

21. Garland said no one is above the law!

That said, I still have faith that judgement day is coming for Trump and he will be found guilty.

[Boomerproud]

22. Wake me up when the nightmare is over.

[ITAL]

26. He'll definitely be indicted

The case in Georgia is headed toward Trump, even if he squirms out of federal charges (which he very well may).

[bif]

27. He won't serve a day in jail/prison

I'm thoroughly convinced. He's get off Scott free, just like he has his whole life.