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In reply to the discussion: Poll: What is the reason Trump hasn't been indicted yet? [View all]dpibel
(3,460 posts)17. Oh, my
You honestly don't understand the principle of prosecutorial discretion?
That's not a state/federal issue.
As for the DU poll, what case am I making? I just wanted to know where you stand on your own poll. Seems like a legitimate inquiry to me.
I mean, really. We're not talking polls here in any meaningful sense of the word. DU polls, like any online poll, are editorial.
I just wanted to understand what your editorial was saying.
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I hope it is #1. I honestly don't have a sense but I do think Garland would be strategic.
hlthe2b
Sep 2021
#1
No, I mean if the media pressured, the DOJ would have been on a hiring spree; immediately after the
ShazamIam
Sep 2021
#4
I'm only basing it on my near instant recollection of the crimes of the Trump administration. Of
ShazamIam
Sep 2021
#7
As stated before, I'm comfortable that indictments will be forthcoming when there's a case...
brooklynite
Sep 2021
#10
Of course I understand prosecutorial discretion. Provide evidence that it's occurring.
brooklynite
Sep 2021
#19
The difference is that my assessment doesn't then require an assumption that.....
brooklynite
Sep 2021
#26
"Here in America, we don't ever prosecute former presidents, regardless of the facts."
brooklynite
Sep 2021
#33
The Georgia state prosecutor isn't even close to being in the same category as Merrick Garland
StarfishSaver
Sep 2021
#35
So President Obama and his Attorney General wasn't "us" either? This is getting confusing.
brooklynite
Sep 2021
#27
It will be hard to prove a case against him, but testimony about anything he said is not necessarily
StarfishSaver
Sep 2021
#42
The cases against Bush were much more complex. The shitbeast is more of a blatant criminal.
LymphocyteLover
Sep 2021
#36
I agree the torture was a clear cut case for an international court but it was never going to be
LymphocyteLover
Sep 2021
#52