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republianmushroom

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23. Where was Merrick the Meek and the DOJ ?

Reply to emulatorloo (Original post)

Sat Jan 11, 2025, 09:12 PM

23 hrs ago

President Trump's staggering record of uncharged crimes

Updated May 16, 2023
As of April 2023, Donald Trump has been credibly accused of committing at least 56 criminal offenses since he launched his campaign for president in 2015. That total only reflects allegations relating to his time in or running for office and omits, for instance, Trump’s criminal exposure for fraudulent business dealings.

https://www.citizensforethics.org/reports-investigations/crew-reports/president-trumps-staggering-record-of-uncharged-crimes/#table

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THE OPPORTUNITY COSTS OF CONSPIRACY THEORIES ABOUT MERRICK GARLAND [View all] emulatorloo Yesterday OP

No one can do a thing about Roberts. Garland is Biden's employee. dalton99a Yesterday #1

Non-sequitur n/t emulatorloo Yesterday #21

Merrick Garland made an excellent scapegoat for some. MineralMan Yesterday #2

Ha! right. Think. Again. Yesterday #4

And how many were convicted or pleaded guilty and received sentences? MineralMan Yesterday #6

People are arrested and "held on suspicion pending trial" every day. Think. Again. Yesterday #8

Whatever you say, I suppose. MineralMan Yesterday #9

The fact they were allowed to just leave says it all. Think. Again. Yesterday #10

Not really. There was no force available to arrest people MineralMan Yesterday #11

Exactly my point... Think. Again. Yesterday #13

Blame Trump for the lack of action. MineralMan Yesterday #16

Yes, and he should have been taken into custody for it at 12:01, Jan. 20, 2021. Think. Again. Yesterday #17

Many good points. FWIW, Republicans thought they would never hold power again in the FDR years. emulatorloo Yesterday #22

Is this article trying to say that only garland OR roberts could be corrupt? Think. Again. Yesterday #3

I think some of it is anti-Semitism. Probably started by the RW CT from when Obama nominated him. LeftInTX Yesterday #5

Marci Wheeler should just quit digging when she is in a hole. gab13by13 Yesterday #7

Some people just can't admit they have been dead wrong JanMichael Yesterday #12

The fact is that he ran out the clock on trump. But yeah blame DU and anyone else. Autumn Yesterday #14

If you had read past the first paragraph,she makes a thorough argument, dismantling the NYT article point by point. emulatorloo Yesterday #20

I read the first "paragraph", that was more than enough for me to form an opinion on Autumn 12 hrs ago #24

My major problem with him is that after Robert's decision dsc Yesterday #15

Where was the investigation of kacekwl Yesterday #18

See speech and debate clause. emulatorloo Yesterday #19

Where was Merrick the Meek and the DOJ ? republianmushroom 23 hrs ago #23