They’re just setting up the narrative of political persecution.
Since they said this, when the indictment does come down, they’ll screech and howl about how there was a no-bill and prosecutors only pushed for an indictment to keep the right happy.
LOL
It’s not certain that a grand jury has taken up the case.
Some people have tried to argue a DC Jury would never convict. I disagree. A good prosecutor should have no problem demonstrating to everyone’s satisfaction the conspirators are DIRTY COPS. My guess is any DC Jury would love to get their hands on dirty cops.
Unless the Grand Jury is seated someplace between Altoona, PA and the CA-NV border, I refuse to believe that it will actually indict a Swamper.
Dream on! Nobody is getting indicted.
The Coup Cabal is desperate. Trying to manage the narrative
If they just met.....then they haven’t heard the case yet and there is no indictment....yet....duh...
Then end all the speculation by indicting McCabe.
Even if indicted the jurors will find their cats killed and children threatened. This is the FBI don’t forget.
McCarthy is wrong. Grand juries vote “no bills” all the time, and McCarthy is being either dishonest or doesn’t know what he is talking about. Because he was a federal prosecutor, it could be either one.
Prosecutors ask grand juries to return a “no bill” so they can blame the grand jury as a cover for the prosecutor’s actual motives.
Would anybody be surprised if the prosecutors in the McCabe case said: “Oh gosh, gee whiz, that terrible old grand jury refused to indict! Oh well, it is all out of our hands! The people have spoken!”
Political favor done, no tracks left behind, all on the “up and up”. Right, Andy?
How did that letter go????
“I demand you tell me they didn’t indict me, and don’t do it again!!”
huh???
Indictment is one thing. Trial and conviction is something else. Pull the jury from somewhere other than DC, Southern Maryland, Northern Virginia and there’s a chance he’s convicted.
If the jury comes from the DC metro area, where 90% voted for her, McCabe is walking.
Here is my assessment. McCabe played his hand as the Gambler in the popular Kenny Rodgers song. You have to know when to hold them, know when to fold them, know when to walk away, know when to run. McCabe played his hand right up to the moment when he had to show his cards or fold big time and there was no way for him to walk away or run. So, he folded and became a canary. Now, his fortunes will turn on who can deliver and my guess he can deliver the whole stinking cabal all the way to the very top. Next to pedos, life expectancy in prison is not great for a dirty cop.
I guess this is Fox’s way of getting hits for an article that was published in the National Review. McCarthy is one of the only guys I read there.
Here’s a direct link for those not interested in clicking twice to get to the article.
In the more than 162,500 cases prosecuted by U.S. attorneys from 2009 to 2010, grand juries voted not to return an indictment in only 11, according to data from the Bureau of Justice Statistics — equivalent to one in 14,759 cases, or 0.0068 percent.
I believe actually 193,000 cases presented us attorneys declined 30,000 11 no true bill...more details at washington post which i dont subscribe to thus this blurb from yahoo
https://news.yahoo.com/ferguson-federal-grand-jury-indictment-statistics-history-134942645.html
In the more than 162,500 cases prosecuted by U.S. attorneys from 2009 to 2010, grand juries voted not to return an indictment in only 11, according to data from the Bureau of Justice Statistics — equivalent to one in 14,759 cases, or 0.0068 percent.
I believe actually 193,000 cases presented us attorneys declined 30,000 11 no true bill...more details at washington post which i dont subscribe to thus this blurb from yahoo
https://news.yahoo.com/ferguson-federal-grand-jury-indictment-statistics-history-134942645.html