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lees1975

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8. When Congress hands you the evidence you need to prosecute, and it's

Thu Jul 18, 2024, 10:59 AM

Jul 18

categorized, filed, proofed, and wrapped up in the complete package of an investigation, you don't sit on it and let it go until public pressure, and political pressure from within finally prompts you to appoint a special investigator. You go on television, announce the prosecution, make the other split their pants moving so fast and caught off guard, and then you use the pressure of your power and position to expedite court dates, prioritize the seriousness of the case, and get it to trial in a matter of months. It's been done before many times.

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What grade would you give Merrick Garland? [View all] kentuck Jul 18 OP

D BannonsLiver Jul 18 #1

Lol nt XanaDUer2 Jul 18 #3

Complete failure Prairie Gates Jul 18 #2

Agree republianmushroom Jul 18 #17

I think lots of people have an incredibly strange and unhealthy obsession with the man. tritsofme Jul 18 #4

Yes. Many of us wish he'd moved more quickly on the Trump prosecutions, but Ocelot II Jul 18 #5

The rules were clear when he sarted the game jpug Jul 18 #6

Is it possible to grade work that hasn't been turned in? Think. Again. Jul 18 #7

He may not get a chance to turn in kansasobama Jul 18 #11

I mean the work he should have done BEFORE graduation. Think. Again. Jul 18 #14

When Congress hands you the evidence you need to prosecute, and it's lees1975 Jul 18 #8

If Hillary had won in 2016, Garland would have been a terrific choice for AG. LonePirate Jul 18 #9

Nice man but a complete failure kansasobama Jul 18 #10

F-. NewHendoLib Jul 18 #12

He thought he was still a judge Frasier Balzov Jul 18 #13

I think you mean prosecuter? Think. Again. Jul 18 #15

R for RepubliCON polichick Jul 18 #16

F. Garland is far too worried about political The Third Doctor Aug 25 #18