Last month, many legal observers were shocked and dismayed to learn in reporting by the New York Times that the two lead prosecutors at the Manhattan DA’s office investigating fraudulent financial claims made by the Trump Organization had quit the case. Little was known then about the reasons behind the departures, only that they were devastating to the chances that Donald Trump and his family would be indicted. The newly elected Manhattan DA, Alvin Bragg, declined to comment other than to say that a new lead prosecutor had been appointed and that the matter was still an open investigation.
Sounds like a lot of BS. He should be indicted on the Covid virus alone that killed more than 600-700,000 people while he was President claiming the virus was "fake". That alone is negligence. As a nurse IF I did that I would lose my license, jail time, plus a huge fine.
I would love to see you do an article about the pride we feel with President Biden proving he is the world leader we needed. I’m just so impressed with his leadership skills and how he got NATO, EU, G7, etc all rallying behind a common cause.
I just everyone is far too spineless. They are terrified to try and indict a past President, regardless as to his crimes because they believe unless they have absolute, positive, smoking gun in hand, standing over the victim with gun powder residue on his hands proof of illegalities, they think they won’t be able to get a conviction and THEIR careers will be destroyed! Personally I think there’s far to much ass covering going on here!
Twice indicted (impeached) while holding office, and twice acquitted by the partisan voting in the Senate. The Presidency has grown so powerful, far beyond -- I feel -- what the Framers could ever have envisioned, that it seems impossible to hold it accountable. The frauds in New York State were allegedly committed by a private citizen, before he held public office. But the immensity of the office frightens away prosecutors. Had these frauds been committed by a former mayor or governor, indictments might have come more easily.
Past tense: failing to hold Trump accountable HAS ERODED public confidence in our justice system.
Sounds like a lot of BS. He should be indicted on the Covid virus alone that killed more than 600-700,000 people while he was President claiming the virus was "fake". That alone is negligence. As a nurse IF I did that I would lose my license, jail time, plus a huge fine.
Slippery like a mob boss.
Lock him up!
I would love to see you do an article about the pride we feel with President Biden proving he is the world leader we needed. I’m just so impressed with his leadership skills and how he got NATO, EU, G7, etc all rallying behind a common cause.
I just everyone is far too spineless. They are terrified to try and indict a past President, regardless as to his crimes because they believe unless they have absolute, positive, smoking gun in hand, standing over the victim with gun powder residue on his hands proof of illegalities, they think they won’t be able to get a conviction and THEIR careers will be destroyed! Personally I think there’s far to much ass covering going on here!
Twice indicted (impeached) while holding office, and twice acquitted by the partisan voting in the Senate. The Presidency has grown so powerful, far beyond -- I feel -- what the Framers could ever have envisioned, that it seems impossible to hold it accountable. The frauds in New York State were allegedly committed by a private citizen, before he held public office. But the immensity of the office frightens away prosecutors. Had these frauds been committed by a former mayor or governor, indictments might have come more easily.
What about Mo Brooks' comments? Does that affect the likelihood of a Trump prosecution?
This Bragg guy has got to GO !!!
I her words “deplorable” but I understand. Dems get to the polls in November 2022 & 2024.
Slippery as an eel.