Trump skates again, Manhattan DA will not pursue charges.

[Eliot Rosewater]

A top prosecutor who abruptly left the Manhattan DA's office said in his resignation letter there's 'no doubt' that Trump committed 'numerous' felonies

https://www.businessinsider.com/former-manhattan-da-prosecutor-thinks-trump-committed-numerous-felonies-2022-3

Knew it.

Is the new DA dirty?

On the take?

I refuse to believe this was done for proper reasons.

[oldtime dfl_er]

1. Where are we left

when the DA needs to be investigated? Sickening.

[BlueJac]

2. Cowards plane and simple.

Afraid to prosecute, I been saying that all along. Why is the big mystery? Lock the asshole up!

[SoonerPride]

3. Par for the course

Unfortunately

[Alexander Of Assyria]

4. My take is that charges have not yet been finally decide on, counsel patience and

getting the correct chief prosecutor in charge.

[Eliot Rosewater]

5. Please link a source for that and the quote, this is the first I am hearing that

[Alexander Of Assyria]

9. Not possible as my opinion post is-self linking

[brooklynite]

6. Point 1: the article says nothing about letting Trumpgo free

Point 2: the DA has denied that he won’t be pursuing charges.

[harumph]

8. all signs are that Bragg will not pursue.

He hasn't EXPLICITLY stated that he's shutting it down. Your
correctives are tiring and do not evidence the keen perception you
appear desperate to show.

[Alexander Of Assyria]

10. Exactly...but outrage demands that...the decision has already been made! It hasn't.

And any decision of current assigned chief prosecutor…can be overruled

[former9thward]

12. The Chief Prosecutor is not "assigned". He is elected.

And no, he can't be "overruled".

[Alexander Of Assyria]

14. Point taken...don't see anywhere where decision not to prosecute has been made, so simply m not so

pessimistic.

[uponit7771]

13. +1,

[Rebl2]

7. I think

this DA should be investigated!

[Eliot Rosewater]

11. I am OUT OF PATIENCE, this is RIDICULOUS

[RussBLib]

15. I'd like to know why?

and I am sure millions more would also like to know.

what do you do with someone who promises to investigate while campaigning, then does a 180 shortly after taking office?