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Deadline Whitehouse: judge's decision will reverberate at DOJ (Original Post) Tadpole Raisin Mar 2022 OP
So far, the soundproofing at DOJ seems to be working. dchill Mar 2022 #1
Thank you for posting this, gab13by13 Mar 2022 #2
Does this mean DOJ is going to have to wake up to sign for the shipment? dem4decades Mar 2022 #3
They are always so worried about being 'fair' that they are actually the exact opposite. Tadpole Raisin Mar 2022 #4
Claire said it all, gab13by13 Mar 2022 #5
This message was self-deleted by its author Chin music Mar 2022 #6
Yes I agree but, gab13by13 Mar 2022 #7
This message was self-deleted by its author Chin music Mar 2022 #8
Have to get moving before it's Kornacki time. gab13by13 Mar 2022 #9
This message was self-deleted by its author Chin music Mar 2022 #10
Kittens in a basket Ptah Mar 2022 #11

Tadpole Raisin

(972 posts)
4. They are always so worried about being 'fair' that they are actually the exact opposite.
Mon Mar 28, 2022, 05:13 PM
Mar 2022

When are they concerned about this? Only if it involves someone famous and powerful.

Well they have it all wrong! They go after the average Joe way too much (because they can and w/o a high profile lawyer the person will fold), and they don’t go after powerful people because they do have a high profile lawyer, and the case is not perfect.

Well now a judge is screaming this is a crime. What are you waiting for?

Next move DOJ

gab13by13

(21,444 posts)
5. Claire said it all,
Mon Mar 28, 2022, 05:14 PM
Mar 2022

she said this judge read all of the Eastman emails and decided a felony was likely committed.

Ball is in Garland's court.

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gab13by13

(21,444 posts)
7. Yes I agree but,
Mon Mar 28, 2022, 05:27 PM
Mar 2022

the big news is this judge stated that Eastman and Trump likely committed felonies. He read all of the emails.

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