Acting on a mix of principle and caution, Justice Department officials under former President Joe Biden made a series of decisions that significantly delayed and ultimately may have hampered the federal criminal investigations into President Donald Trump, according to a new book.
The slow decision-making at the top of Attorney General Merrick Garland’s Justice Department affected two major probes into Trump after he lost the White House in 2020: whether he illegally possessed and obstructed the retrieval of classified documents at his Mar-a-Lago residence, and whether he conspired illegally to overturn the 2020 election.
So, you think the justice system should be set up more like how Donald Trump uses it? Just point at your enemy and throw them in jail? Is that how you expect to get "meaningful change"? By simply ignoring the law, and doing whatever the crowd "feels" is justice?
If we're going to fix anything in this country, we need to follow the law...not find new ways to get around it. And that applies to everyone. Every single person that aided and abetted Trump and his administration, should be prosecuted. But not by some lunch mob mentality. It should be done right. With evidence and due process. If it isn't, then your entire idea of "justice" isn't legitimate.
That's not "apologetics". You guys have lost your credibility, making arguments like these. This is no better than the so-called "logic" that drives MAGA. They think the system is broken, so fuck the law...just do whatever it takes to "fix" things. And anyone who says they shouldn't, is part of the problem.
Does that sound familiar? It should. And it should also give you pause.