John Edgar Slow Horses
Diamond Member
- Apr 11, 2023
- 25,541
- 13,351
- 1,288
John Edgar Slow Horses I posted below the AI answer to Trump using the DOJ to go after his enemies. It clearly showed that he tried to suborn the DOJ to do just that. And yidnar answers with "whataboutism"? Pathetic, just pathetic.
Trump will shred our Constitution if he gets in office. He needs to be in a jail cell.
John Edgar Slow Horses Donald Trump, during his presidency, exhibited a dangerous belief that the U.S. Department of Justice (DoJ) and its attorneys general should serve as his personal lawyers, following his political orders regardless of norms and legal principles1. Here are some key points related to this:
Trump will shred our Constitution if he gets in office. He needs to be in a jail cell.
Did President Trump try to influence the DOJ to act against his political enemies? He is threatening to do it if he wins this election?criminals better tighten up ? does that include violent offenders that assault innocent people , cops, and ransack stores in shoplifting gangs that are all released back into the society in dem run shitholes ?
John Edgar Slow Horses Donald Trump, during his presidency, exhibited a dangerous belief that the U.S. Department of Justice (DoJ) and its attorneys general should serve as his personal lawyers, following his political orders regardless of norms and legal principles1. Here are some key points related to this:
- Bill Barr’s Tenure:
- During most of 2019 and 2020, Bill Barr, who served as the attorney general under Trump, appeared to be aligned with the idea of doing Trump’s bidding.
- Barr undermined the conclusions of Robert Mueller’s inquiry into Russian interference in the 2016 elections and made decisions that benefited close Trump allies.
- Trump aggressively prodded his attorneys general to go after his enemies and protect his friends and interests1.
- Subpoenas Issued:
- Starting under Attorney General Jeff Sessions in 2018, subpoenas were issued in a classified leak inquiry to obtain communications records of top Democrats on the House intelligence committee.
- The targets included Adam Schiff and Eric Swalwell, who were investigating Kremlin election meddling, as well as several committee staffers and journalists.
- These actions have been forcefully denounced by Democrats in Congress and by Attorney General Merrick Garland.
- Garland has initiated inquiries into these Trumpian tactics and asked the department’s inspector general to examine the subpoenas involving members of Congress and the media1.
- Geoffrey Berman’s Claims:
- Former Southern District of New York attorney Geoffrey Berman asserted that the Trump administration’s Justice Department pushed investigations into Trump’s critics to further his desires for revenge and advantage.
- Berman’s book, “Holding the Line”, sheds light on how the administration went after its political enemies2.
- Abuse of Rule of Law:
- The revelation that Trump’s Justice Department secretly seized phone and email data from his critics and perceived political enemies fits a pattern of abusing the rule of law for personal gain.
- Trump systematically eroded nonpartisan safeguards designed to prevent abuses of power3.