Trump, Election Fraud and 06 Jan 2021 Indictment, Trial

Trump’s plan to use Judge Aileen Cannon to block Judge Tanya Chutkan and avoid trial | CNN Politics

Aileen Cannon-Trump is in the position to affect a delay at least one of NPD Trump's other trials. Gawd help us.

It's impossible legislate every possibility. It would be a Heculian task to have a system coordinating the federal and state judiciaries. How difficult would it be to make certain a delay in one case doesn't cause a delay in another case?

I think voters deserve to know whether or not one of the presidential candidates is a convicted felon.

Which brings up a standing question: Why weren't these federal cases started soon after 01 Jan 2021?

Does Biden regret, behind closed doors, appointing Merrick "Tortoise" Garland as USAG?

 

I tried to link a couple of news media, Yahoo & FauX, stories but didn't the usual easy way to do so (I'm an idiot? The stories were somehow protected?).

Chairman Loudermilk Publishes Never-Before Released Anthony Ornato Transcribed Interview

Something about this testimony doesn't seem right. Ornato overheard part of a conversation.
Meadows was speaking, not NPD Trump directly.
The 10K figure was mentioned to Ornato first, then he recalled 10K being offered.
It just sounds sketchy, as in pieced together.

 

I'm not sure this belongs here, but it does relate to efforts to overturn the 2020 election.

Nevada judge dismisses charges against 6 Republicans who falsely declared Trump the winner in 2020

 

I was about to post a link, which I'll do since I copied it.

Judge rejects motion to dismiss Trump 2020 election case

It's great to see
someone with a backbone
move forward a case against NPD Trump.

 

This is seriously troubling:

“Trump is absolutely immune from prosecution for the alleged conduct involving his discussions with Justice Department officials,” the court wrote, adding that the executive branch has “’absolute discretion’ to decide which crimes to investigate and prosecute.”

So NPD Trump has immunity for
discussing with DOJ officials
the targeting of political opponents,
illegal alternate electors,
& pressuring certain state officials to change
vote counts.

It's easy to see why Smith is needing to pick his path very carefully. The cold molasses pace of this case (these cases generally) are extremely frustrating, to put it mildly.

 

^^^
I hope President Harris emphatically fires Merrick "Tortoise" Garland.

 

Yes!

A lot of people, esp me, are in favor. The issue is appointing your Special Prosecutor to AG would fuel the "weaponized Justice Dept" argument (it's interesting how the magats & GOP conveniently don't mention how NPD Trump manipulated the DOJ).

I'm thinking Harris as a former prosecutor could figure out a way to appoint Jack Smith. Or at least somebody with a prosecutor's POV, unlike Garland.

 

A sitting POTUS meets with the USAG [appointed by the POTUS] to discuss ways to dispute election results that have already withstood over 160 legal challenges. They discuss ways to fraudulently replace Electoral College electors, among other illegal activities.

The POTUS has immunity from these illegal actions while serving and after they leave office.

The US is now just as bad as some third world countries, we just make the corruption at the top legal.

 

Rant on.

I like Glen Kirchner in general.

I do wish he would do less reading, cut back the reaching down to the lowest IQ*, & provide more actual in-depth legal analysis. He does post some excellent videos occasionally.

* Newspapers in general used to/still do dumb down the writing level (3rd grade IIRC) so they didn't lose readers.

Rant off.