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lees1975

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10. But the failure to prosecute and convict him was a demonstration that one thing didn't matter.
Sat Dec 21, 2024, 12:43 PM
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And that was the thing. If it mattered, he would have been at Leavenworth before the mid-term elections rolled around.

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Great question. sop Saturday #1
Might have helped if Garland had gone after trump earlier. Garland might have also understood what a chitshow Silent Type Saturday #2
Have you read the report of the House committee? lees1975 Saturday #6
If they stayed home over that they are fucking idiots bottomofthehill Saturday #3
+1000. Paladin Saturday #4
But the failure to prosecute and convict him was a demonstration that one thing didn't matter. lees1975 Saturday #10
Short answer: not enough to make a noticeable difference. hay rick Saturday #5
I don't know about that. lees1975 Saturday #9
People who were upset at Garland's tardy prosecution were paying attention. hay rick Saturday #31
Right Wiz Imp Saturday #11
More likke 89%. 13 million registered voters didn''t vote, and a higher percentage of Democrats than Republicans. lees1975 Saturday #14
Not sure where your numbers are coming from, there was a 64% voter turn out bottomofthehill Saturday #35
Garland is totally at fault Trump should have been eliminated by 2022, gordianot Saturday #7
If he had been convicted - Nigrum Cattus Saturday #8
Bush brothers and corrupt SCOTUS never held accountable for their 2000 election theft GoreWon2000 Saturday #12
+1 leftstreet Saturday #17
i think it was a factor that influenced a lot of people orleans Saturday #13
No. MangoMoose Saturday #15
"I blame Clooney and Reiner and Pelosi and every other dem who forced Biden out.. 3catwoman3 Saturday #21
How many Dem ballots got disappeared? Irish_Dem Saturday #16
Damn 3auld6phart Saturday #18
Probably a non-zero number. There were a lot of reasons to say "to hell with it." n/t malthaussen Saturday #19
Garland. He made them stay home. Just like Hillary made them do it in 2016. Beastly Boy Saturday #20
Stop making excuses for people who didn't vote. nycbos Saturday #22
Failure to prosecute Dave Id Saturday #23
Honestly, there is plenty of blame to go 'round. the_sly_pig Saturday #24
I don't believe that many voters stayed home KS Toronado Saturday #25
It was MAGA repubs DownriverDem Saturday #26
Makes no sense to me. Voters who wanted Trump in prison ... Martin Eden Saturday #27
Those people must not have read the cheerleaders' thoughts on the matter Orrex Saturday #28
Garland's problem was that he seemed afraid DeeDeeNY Saturday #29
Or uniformed and disillusioned by another departure from a clear, simple message. lees1975 Saturday #34
I think you mean the Mr. Musk's chief of staff's legal strategy of delay Tweedy Saturday #30
Makes no sense but that seems to be the character of american voters these day, no sense. nt yaesu Saturday #32
Mostly it was morons who fell for bullshit issues that aren't really issues. CrispyQ Saturday #33
Sadly not a factor pattyloutwo Saturday #36
Talk about short-sighted... Blue_Tires Saturday #37
SC Jack Smith Got a Late Start Investigating Trumpf C0RI0LANUS Sunday #38
It certainly contributed to the general cynicism that people feel toward democracy and politics. Intractable Sunday #39
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