Special Counsel Moves to Dismiss Election Interference Lawsuit Against Trump

[Big Boss]

 

[Gloxina]

I read he is withdrawing the submittal for charges and resigning, as opposed to waiting for Trump to fire him and quash the investigation fully, then he is going to release his report and findings

Let us hope.

May just result in a disappointment similar to the Comey situation.

 

[MrRDU]

Trump is all powerful & the dems are completely powerless to stop him

Make him king already

 

[ItsPeople]

Free da guys den.

 

[acri1]

The Supreme Court decided Trump was above the law so there's nothing much they can do.

This is what yall bothsiders wanted hope the tangibles are worth it

 

[drederick tatum]

Let us hope.

May just result in a disappointment similar to the Comey situation.

I don't understand why him being fired now retroactively cancels the investigation. Like he was the special counsel when he started, so everything he's already done should move forward from that point. But I guess it doesn't, and no one can explain why, except for saying "because president"

 

[acri1]

It wasn’t just poor whites. Trump did better with every demographic versus 2020 except white people over 60. It was too varying degrees but America collectively lost its shyt.

I've said it before and I'll say it again, the left has a social media problem.

Until something gets done about that I expect Dems to continue to lose regardless of policy.

 

[Gloxina]

I've said it before and I'll say it again, the left has a social media problem.

Until something gets done about that I expect Dems to continue to lose regardless of policy.

 

[re'up]

I don't understand why him being fired now retroactively cancels the investigation. Like he was the special counsel when he started, so everything he's already done should move forward from that point. But I guess it doesn't, and no one can explain why, except for saying "because president"

Lot of DOJ politics and guidelines at play

The Democratic led DOJ let the John Durham, Bill Barr appointed counsel, continue well into 2022, or around that time. That was an investigation demanded by Trump to investigate the origins of the Russian investigation "Operation Cross Fire Hurricaine", that the FBI launched in 2016. Basically if there was any improper conduct by career officials.

The Democrats also allowed the Special Counsel investigation by the US Attorney of Delaware, forgot his name, into Hunter Biden, which resulted in guilty pleas and one conviction. They could have ended them, but they chose not to.

And the most important reason it is ending, is because he is now the president elect and an old DOJ memo about sitting presidents means that the cases are essentially no longer prosecutable, because he is in fact the sitting president, for all intents and purposes, legally.

 

[Canon]

Trump has gotten away with everything. It's sickening.

might be the luckiest man ever born

 

[Thavoiceofthevoiceless]

They might as well free or expunge every felon. You can do whatever you want and get away with it. This blatantly shows unfair America is when it comes to your race and economic status

Not even just that. More than anything it shows how politicians and the highest levels of the country operate under a different set of circumstances compared to the average American.

 

[drederick tatum]

Lot of DOJ politics and guidelines at play

The Democratic led DOJ let the John Durham, Bill Barr appointed counsel, continue well into 2022, or around that time. That was an investigation demanded by Trump to investigate the origins of the Russian investigation "Operation Cross Fire Hurricaine", that the FBI launched in 2016. Basically if there was any improper conduct by career officials.

The Democrats also allowed the Special Counsel investigation by the US Attorney of Delaware, forgot his name, into Hunter Biden, which resulted in guilty pleas and one conviction. They could have ended them, but they chose not to.

And the most important reason it is ending, is because he is now the president elect and an old DOJ memo about sitting presidents means that the cases are essentially no longer prosecutable, because he is in fact the sitting president, for all intents and purposes, legally.

But he isn't the sitting president, and he wasn't the sitting president for January 6th. That's why I don't get it

 

[re'up]

But he isn't the sitting president, and he wasn't the sitting president for January 6th. That's why I don't get it

President elect is essentially sitting president, as far as a federal indictment against him. You can't indict a president elect any more than a sitting president.
Now, for sure on Smith's part, is this part of some strategy? to preserve his dignity? to keep control of some case files?

Like 20 years the Office of Legal Counsel, which is like the lawyers for DOJ drafted a memo, which decrees that you cannot prosecute a sitting president, that has been the guiding principle for the last 20 years or so. I am pretty sure that the DOJ could undo that any time, they just need lawyers to draft another memo.

 

[DetroitEWarren]

The only way to feasibly stop him is by assassination then you have Vance

You hit them all at once and eliminate all lines of succession up to Hakeem Jeffries punk ass

 

[MrRDU]

The Supreme Court decided Trump was above the law so there's nothing much they can do.

This is what yall bothsiders wanted hope the tangibles are worth it

Yeah the ruling only applied to Trump