Posted on 02/23/2021 6:39:35 AM PST by libstripper
Last month, during a virtual debate among the eight candidates running to be Manhattan’s top prosecutor, a final yes-or-no question jolted the group: Would they commit to prosecuting crimes committed by former President Donald J. Trump and his company?
The candidates ducked.
“I actually don’t think any of us should answer that question,” said one contender, Eliza Orlins, as her opponents sounded their agreement.
Despite the candidates’ efforts to avoid it, the question hangs over the hotly contested race to become the next district attorney in Manhattan. The prestigious law enforcement office has been scrutinizing the former president for more than two years and won a hard-fought legal battle this week at the Supreme Court to obtain Mr. Trump’s tax returns.
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> Would they commit to prosecuting crimes committed by former President Donald J. Trump and his company? <
This is, of course, a witch hunt. But beyond that, I guess the New York Times is not familiar with the old saying “Innocent until proven guilty.”
If they DON’T prosecute Trump they’re done.
Prosecute Trump at your own risk. There are a great many people still upset over this.
“Would they commit to prosecuting crimes committed by former President Donald J. Trump and his company?”
Crimes = liberalspeak for expressing opinions that liberals disagree with.
I hope they do.
At some point President Trump will glean millions from these liberal fascists as damages for malicious prosecution.
Prosecute him for what?
The progs are writing the script with PDJT.
After him it is the blueprint for We The People.
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One Question for Manhattan D.A. Candidates: Will You Persecute Trump?
For what?
FOR WHAT FREAKIN’ CRIME? (Yes, I’m shouting)
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