Judge dismisses charges against Trump in D.C. election case after Jack Smith request

[ozso]

As for the SCOTUS decision, that was probably prompted by the polictical weaponization of the justice system.

 

[Fantine]

The Supreme Court never freed Nixon from accountability in 1973, even though his crimes were laughably minor compared to Trump's.
As a matter of fact, Ford had to pardon him.

 

[JimR-OCDS]

The Supreme Court never freed Nixon from accountability in 1973, even though his crimes were laughably minor compared to Trump's.
As a matter of fact, Ford had to pardon him.

Trump didn't commit any crimes. All the charges brought against him were by the political left.
The American voters saw it and voted accordingly in this election.

Nixon on the other hand, left office in exchange for not being prosecuted.

 

[Fantine]

Being given immunity does not mean that no crimes are committed.

Based on the preponderance of evidence available in numerous videos (showing him committing the crime of inciting insurrection), articles, books, interviews of witnesses, etc. I (and at least 50% of American voters, considering that he is a "plurality president") believe he is guilty. Due to a biased court decision, with half the judges granting immunity appointed by the defendant himself, he will never be tried.

Immunity doesn't mean the crimes weren't committed--all 89 federal felony indictments. It just means $100 million worth of lawyers can buy freedom from all but God's judgment, but not innocence.

 

[BBAS 64]

Good day,

Man I was soooo looking forward to Trump firing Jack....