Trump and Rudy's new stop Mueller srategy:

[triron]

Link to tweet

[Phoenix61]

1. Awesome!!! nt

[jmowreader]

2. Strangely enough, it's been tried

The case is People v. Battle. If you follow sovereign citizens, you know this case supposedly says "traffic infractions are not crimes."

https://law.justia.com/cases/california/court-of-appeal/3d/50/supp1.html

Sometime in 1974, truck driver Henry Buster Battle was ticketed for failing to maintain his brakes in good condition. In June 1974, he pled no contest on an improper equipment ticket and was fined $50 plus costs. In September they hauled him back into court for the actual crime he committed: killing three people in the accident that proved his brakes didn't work. He claimed double jeopardy because he'd already paid a fine for this accident. The court told him it didn't work that way.

[Yonnie3]

3. I long for the days of strategery

The years of the shrub don't seem quite as bad in hindsight. Depressing!

[bearsfootball516]

4. Yep.

Bush made awful decisions, but at least he can say he made them thinking he was making the right decision at the time.

Trump on the other hand, is making awful decisions solely because he's an asshole. He knows they're bad decisions, but makes them anyway.