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To: Sacajaweau

Did not stop the demonkraps from indicting former Defense Secy Cap Weinberger 4 days before the 1992 election b/c, according to Wikipedia... “This [indictment] was controversial because it cited a Weinberger diary entry contradicting a claim made by President George H. W. Bush.”

No problem with the demonkraps to use indictments to swing an election. No, they could not wait until one day after the election ... Cap had to be indicted on the Friday before election day. Or should I bring up the late Senator Ted Stevens - AK?

I understand why you might take that position, for political optics and to avoid criticism of influencing an election. It wouldn’t matter when real indictments for real crimes against politically connected demonkraps take place - there will be a monsoon of criticism unleashed. We are a nation of laws or we aren’t. Politicians and their administrations are subject to the same. If the demonkraps don’t like the indictments, then don’t commit the crimes when entrusted with power. We have trial system where they can try to prove their theory of political persecution. Justice should never sleep, especially for politicians who did something far worse than Nixon.


35 posted on 10/01/2020 6:12:20 AM PDT by Susquehanna Patriot
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To: Susquehanna Patriot

I understand why you might take that position, for political optics and to avoid criticism of influencing an election. It wouldn’t matter when real indictments for real crimes against politically connected demonkraps take place - there will be a monsoon of criticism unleashed. We are a nation of laws or we aren’t. Politicians and their administrations are subject to the same. If the demonkraps don’t like the indictments, then don’t commit the crimes when entrusted with power. We have trial system where they can try to prove their theory of political persecution. Justice should never sleep, especially for politicians who did something far worse than Nixon.


If the shoe was on the other foot, the DemocRATS would not hesitate one second to do it.


40 posted on 10/01/2020 6:17:37 AM PDT by LoveMyFreedom
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To: Susquehanna Patriot

“We are a nation of laws or we aren’t.”

It’s relative. Laws are applied to some and not to others. Depends on who you are, who you know, who protects you and/or how much you can spend.

Bottom line: We are not a nation of laws.


41 posted on 10/01/2020 6:19:23 AM PDT by polymuser (A socialist is a communist without the pow er to take everything from their citizens...yet.)
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To: Susquehanna Patriot
We are a nation of laws or we aren’t.

I'd have to say we're less of a nation of laws and more of a nation of lawyers diddling with the law.

51 posted on 10/01/2020 6:30:28 AM PDT by pt17
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To: Susquehanna Patriot

EXACTLY correct ! The Dems would use every political tool they can to undermine any Republican at any time. When Durham is ready, the indictments or exonerations should be announced. It’s not a prosecutors or investigators job to be concerned with the political consequences of the results of the investigation for which WE THE PEOPLE have paid !!!


59 posted on 10/01/2020 6:57:23 AM PDT by DrHFrog
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To: Susquehanna Patriot

EXACTLY correct ! The Dems would use every political tool they can to undermine any Republican at any time. When Durham is ready, the indictments or exonerations should be announced. It’s not a prosecutors or investigators job to be concerned with the political consequences of the results of the investigation for which WE THE PEOPLE have paid !!!


63 posted on 10/01/2020 7:15:48 AM PDT by DrHFrog
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