explain how was he forced to do something?
Official Trump Insurrection Rally 1/6/21 Fukkery, NY Probe, DOJ Probe & Georgia Probe Thread!
His stalling tactics failed when others took it upon themselves to investigate 1/6. He had a month to charge Trump over the documents case after the trump initiated stall tactics failed. He punted to jack smith who will investigate and then turn around and hand the very information garland could've had last year along with the information from various other investigations and he could've charged him with everything. Instead, I like you are still hoping trump is charges with something by someone. Garland's record shows it's probably not going to be him. There should been a SC immediately announced after garland was hired. Instead it took a year and a half and stolen classified information to even get to that point.
Bro your a wild moron if I ever saw one.. If Garland wasn't investigating trump he would not have been as far as he is now when he tapped Jack Smith to be the special prosecutor. That right there should tell you Garland don't do prosecutions in the media.. He was already running a parallel investigation to the 1/6 committee. I'll let you keep juelzing tho..
The DOJ didn't start investigation into 1/6 until the 1/6 committee was making headlines and even asked the committee for information. Several people have pointed out DOJ taking too long
honig:
What’s a bit curious here is this investigation is more than a year-and-a-half old. So this could be seen as “DOJ finally getting serious” or as “DOJ scrambling to make up for wasting too much time going after the assorted people who physically stormed the Capitol without properly focusing on Trump and the true power sources, at least until recently.”
Is the Department of Justice already too late on Donald Trump? | CNN Politics
On Monday night, the Department of Justice issued a slew of subpoenas to members of Donald Trump's orbit, a considerable escalation in its ongoing probe into the former President and his associates for their actions on and around January 6, 2021.
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You've dikk ridden garland from the beginning. Dude's a terrible AG. I'm still batting a 100% going into year 3
The DOJ didn't start investigation into 1/6 until the 1/6 committee was making headlines and even asked the committee for information. Several people have pointed out DOJ taking too long
honig:
What’s a bit curious here is this investigation is more than a year-and-a-half old. So this could be seen as “DOJ finally getting serious” or as “DOJ scrambling to make up for wasting too much time going after the assorted people who physically stormed the Capitol without properly focusing on Trump and the true power sources, at least until recently.”
Is the Department of Justice already too late on Donald Trump? | CNN Politics
On Monday night, the Department of Justice issued a slew of subpoenas to members of Donald Trump's orbit, a considerable escalation in its ongoing probe into the former President and his associates for their actions on and around January 6, 2021.
www.cnn.com
You've dikk ridden garland from the beginning. Dude's a terrible AG. I'm still batting a 100% going into year 3
Why you going this hard in defense of Garland?
Like what has he done to earn your trust that he will do the right thing?
Were you not around for the mega Mueller thread that ended up with egg on all our faces? fukk giving any of these unelected officials the benefit of the doubt.
im not going hard Im just stating the obvious.Why you going this hard in defense of Garland?
Like what has he done to earn your trust that he will do the right thing?
Were you not around for the mega Mueller thread that ended up with egg on all our faces? fukk giving any of these unelected officials the benefit of the doubt.
Could a Trump grand juror's comments affect possible Georgia charges? — Reuters
Media interviews given by the foreperson of the Georgia grand jury that investigated former President Donald Trump's attempt to overturn his 2020 election loss in the state present a public relations problem for prosecutors but need not stop them from bringing charges if...
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I’m short, is bad optics but it doesn’t stop the prosecutor from continuing…
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Fast Money & Foreign Objects
Bloomberg - Are you a robot?
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lol
I hope this blows up in his orange face
88m3
Fast Money & Foreign Objects
when I saw that headline I was just like you've gotta be fukking kidding me after all the flack they caught for you you're going to subpoena them like what...
would make for a hell of an ending
Trump and FBI director can be deposed in lawsuit from ex-FBI agent Peter Strzok, judge rules — CNN Politics
Former President Donald Trump and FBI Director Christopher Wray can be deposed as part of a lawsuit from an ex-FBI agent who sued over his 2018 termination, a federal judge ruled Thursday.
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Did not know this was a thing
Come on man, people have already been tried and been in jail for years.The DOJ didn't start investigation into 1/6 until the 1/6 committee was making headlines and even asked the committee for information. Several people have pointed out DOJ taking too long
honig:
What’s a bit curious here is this investigation is more than a year-and-a-half old. So this could be seen as “DOJ finally getting serious” or as “DOJ scrambling to make up for wasting too much time going after the assorted people who physically stormed the Capitol without properly focusing on Trump and the true power sources, at least until recently.”
Is the Department of Justice already too late on Donald Trump? | CNN Politics
On Monday night, the Department of Justice issued a slew of subpoenas to members of Donald Trump's orbit, a considerable escalation in its ongoing probe into the former President and his associates for their actions on and around January 6, 2021.
You've dikk ridden garland from the beginning. Dude's a terrible AG. I'm still batting a 100% going into year 3
Who?Come on man, people have already been tried and been in jail for years.
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Squad
This is bad faith posting folks