How many Democratic voters stayed home in November because of the failure to prosecute Trump for insurrection?
https://signalpress.blogspot.com/2024/12/how-many-democratic-voters-stayed-home.htmlThe slow-walking, almost deliberate and intentional failure to bring Trump to trial by Attorney General Merrick Garland and the United States Justice Department hasn't been the topic of discussion in any post-election coverage in the mainstream media. I haven't even heard anyone on MSNBC put together the inconsistency between Democratic party rhetoric that Trump is "an existential threat to American Constitutional Democracy," and the complete and total failure of Garland and the justice department of the Biden administration to prosecute him for obvious crimes he committed that would have made him ineligible to run for President and neutralized the threat he posed.
I don't expect the mainstream media to provide an honest assessment of the factors leading up to Harris' "razor thin" election loss. They've done nothing but cover every move Trump has made every single day since he left the White House in 2021, giving him a much larger platform than they did to the sitting President of the United States. We won't hear anything they don't want us to hear.
Personally, the painfully and deliberately slow movement of the justice department under Garland's leadership in pursuing the incitement of the January 6th insurrection by Trump, was a huge frustration. How is it that the House of Representatives can conduct an investigation, uncover mountains of irrefutable, obvious and direct evidence that Trump was directly responsible for all of the planning and organizing, including having right wing militants already at the Capitol when the crowd he incited arrived, and lay that out in a nationally televised series of hearings, which convinced over 60% of the American people that he was directly responsible for it, but the justice department doesn't actually get around to prosecuting it in a timely matter?
That makes me damn angry.
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The damn learning curve. It's a real bitch sometimes. Thankfully, there is no shortage of directions to point fingers at.
Remember before the election TSF said he already had all the votes he needed. Lots of people voting
down ballot but not for U.S. President was abnormally high this election. I think they cheated using
voting machines somehow.
Shame we don't have a few surveys in swing States how they voted in this election and if things don't
add up maybe we might be able to postpone our two presidents taking office Jan 20th.
We know they cheated, they always do.
... most definitely did NOT want him in the White House.
Seems to me they would be motivated to vote AGAINST him.
The trans issue. There was an survey that showed people thought 20% of the US population was trans when the number is really 1%. That's a HUGE difference in perception! Trump & Trump pacs spent 40% of their advertising budget the last two weeks of October on trans ads. Then there's the price of eggs when the economy is actually doing pretty good.
"As people do better, they start voting like Republicans - unless they have too much education and vote Democratic, which proves there can be too much of a good thing." --Karl Rove
Looks like the repubs succeeded. Americans are too stupid for democracy.
Just for posterity's sake, I'd like to hear Garland say at a press conference, "No one is above the law," just one more time before he goes.
The sincerity by which he says it gives me chills ... 
because it is so obviously, manifestly untrue.