It is never criminal when democrats do it.
Chummy club protecting each other.
Part of the in crowd.
TONS of abuses, but no criminality!”
You can’t have it both ways. Then you look complicit.
Oh certainly…of course not….rats have no laws…
Kim Foxx and the entire State Attorney Office MUST be fired to restore integrity and People’s faith in the system
It’s the only way
If Kim Fox were a republican, her home would have been raided at dawn and CNN would have filmed it.
No reasonable prosecutor…
And, that is how coverups in Illinois are done RIGHT.
You have to be a governor in Illinois to face any kind of criminal charges and jail time. Surely Pritzker is next.
Special prosecutor’s always protect the high elite.
Started with Ken Starr.
Actually, the criminal “justice” system has always worked this way. The people in charge say whether it’s criminal and, whether it gets prosecuted. Those are two separate decisions.
But back off a bit. The only reason Nixon was threatened with prosecution was because a few principled Republicans said, “Yes, that’s criminal and we should prosecute it.” Without Republican votes nothing would have happened. Now, take a look at Obama...Hillary Clinton...the list of criminal Democrats is endless. Yet, not one principled Democrat has come forward and said, “Yes, that’s criminal and we should prosecute.” Not one. Ever.
I think there were principled Democrats. My dad was a Democrat as were all of his war buddies from WWII. They were honest, patriotic and very pro-American. I suspect that many of the Democrats of that period, who, ironically would all today be “hard right” Republicans...were honest. I remember Daniel Patrick Moynahan saying, “Politics is all about who gets how much and when.” I thought it was honest, if cynical.
We’ve arrived at a time where there are two teams playing different games by different rules. Or, actually, one side playing with highly variable rules and one side that’s relatively clueless and generally on the losing end of things.
Despite Foxx and her office being revealed — as most observers already believed — to be a dishonest operation, the special prosecutor’s investigation did not uncover evidence “that would support any criminal charges against State’s Attorney Foxx or any individual working at the CCSAO,”