Why Raining Justice On The Russia Hoaxers Is So Tricky — And So Important

The Federalist ^ | 6 Aug, 2025 | Ben Weingarten

[11x62]

We should be able to beat the Watergate numbers. Sixty-nine people were indicted, and 48 were convicted. Most of them were part of Nixon’s top administration.

Here are some of the big names.
https://time.com/archive/6850816/the-nation-a-gallery-of-the-guilty/

[PeterPrinciple]

Theoretically, justice would consist of several parts.

The starting point would be providing total transparency into the investigations, and investigations into the investigations, into Trump. This is necessary to expose the full scope of the fraud, corruption, and criminality foisted upon our republic and the associated cover-ups.

Next, those complicit in the conspiracy would face justice to the maximum extent possible.

Then, as a further deterrent, our leaders would restructure the institutions party to the conspiracy and implement dramatic changes to personnel and policy, including imposing severe criminal penalties for acts akin to those undertaken in Obamagate.

Lastly, those whose lives were upended, reputations destroyed, and rights violated in the commission of the conspiracy would receive restitution.

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This is the plan. Too many here just want step 2, they are that small minded.

This is not a chronological plan, it is like spinning plates on the Ed Sullivan show.

[Ann Archy]

They all should be called COUP PLOTTERS!!!

[bobbo666]

Unless there are actual jail terms this will all mean nothing more than an elaborate cover up. Like Epstein. Like JFK shot. Etc.

[WASCWatch]

If the RICO statutes CA are used, it would be far easier to convict all of them in just one trial.

The civil and criminal penalties are very severe.

[T Ruth]

a years-long head start in burying evidence and covering their tracks.

That's what Robert Mueller and his gang of 19 lawyers were up to.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

I was NOT a hoax. It was a coup.