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In reply to the discussion: Merrick Garland is Getting a Bum Rap (posting because we don't have enough controversy here ;)) [View all]LeftInTX
(31,311 posts)37. I think they were waiting on the election. Once Trump won, things were pretty much dropped.
If Biden won, the cases could have gone forward. I posted a timeline in a previous thread. I noticed things were supposed to pick up on the DC case in January 2025. However, since the AG and state attorneys would all be Trump's people, it was obvious the case would go nowhere and would be dismissed by Trump's AG etc.
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Merrick Garland is Getting a Bum Rap (posting because we don't have enough controversy here ;)) [View all]
LauraInLA
Yesterday
OP
Article good read with lots of facts. Harry Litman an American lawyer, law professor, former dep. ast. AG. . . . nt
Bernardo de La Paz
Yesterday
#1
Pretending Garland is the real victim in all of this might be a good PR strategy.
Irish_Dem
Yesterday
#2
Anyone still defending this poor bastard should compare how long he took to appoint a Special Counsel for Trump vs Biden
W_HAMILTON
Yesterday
#3
The SKorean prez was much more overt with a very publicly directed coup attempt
Bernardo de La Paz
Yesterday
#16
You really can. Yoon did. He put official machinery in motion. tRump did not, pretended to be uninvolved
Bernardo de La Paz
Yesterday
#21
opposing this pov should require presenting something of substance to dispute it
bigtree
Yesterday
#6
I get that Smith is being a Garland apologist. But, if he'd been assigned to work on this a year earlier
lees1975
Yesterday
#24
The fact that you don't see even ONE of Biden's people praise or defend Garland says it all
thebigidea
Yesterday
#26
I think they were waiting on the election. Once Trump won, things were pretty much dropped.
LeftInTX
23 hrs ago
#37
It was nothing short of delusional to think this SCOTUS was going to permit Trump to be convicted in any trial
dsc
21 hrs ago
#42