AG nominee Pam Bondi has said that the bad prosecutors at the DOJ will be prosecuted

True. Point being that Bondi has a lot of probable causes that look like, sound like, and probably are Lawfare, Election Interference, and Prosecutorial Misconduct. It will be interesting to see the DAs squirming in court for a change.
You can’t name any actual prosecutorial misconduct, which is a very high bar.

Lawfare is a gibberish, meaningless term.

There is no and can be no claim to election interference. It’s likewise meaningless in this context.

You guys tried this years ago with Durham and it totally failed. Did you forget already?
 
You can’t name any actual prosecutorial misconduct, which is a very high bar. Lawfare is a gibberish, meaningless term.
There is no and can be no claim to election interference. It’s likewise meaningless in this context.
You guys tried this years ago with Durham and it totally failed. Did you forget already?
It doesn't have to succeed to be successful. Call it a warning shot to prove that Lawfare can cut both ways.
 
OK, so you are a Low-IQ democrat. If you knew how to read you would understand that Merchan's & Bragg's Lawfare against Trump won't get thru the appeal process for the following reasons, just read the following link if you are able.

Sorry about any confusion. Sent my post to the wrong person. Good info. Thanks!
 
It’s weird you think abuse their office and political prosecutions is their job.
It's funny that you think crying about it is the same as getting an indictment for it. How's that Durham report coming along? :dunno: :lol:
 
It's funny that you think crying about it is the same as getting an indictment for it. How's that Durham report coming along? :dunno: :lol:
huh? It's done, it's been filed a long time ago.

what crying are you talking about?
 
huh? It's done, it's been filed a long time ago.

what crying are you talking about?
Well he was also investigating the investigators and came up with nothing. I don't know why you dumb Simps would get your hopes up again. :dunno: :lol:
 
Well he was also investigating the investigators and came up with nothing. I don't know why you dumb Simps would get your hopes up again. :dunno: :lol:
Not sure where you got the idea he came up with nothing. That couldn’t be further from the truth

Moreover. What does that have to do with the current events?

You think if someone didn’t commit a crime yesterday someone else can’t commit a crime today?
 
Did you not read your link? He found the fbi had in fact acted corruptly..
Maybe you didn't which is why you didn't bother to quote that part and instead made believe it instead. :dunno: :lol:

Here's what it actually says you illiterate coward....

Durham special counsel investigation - Wikipedia

After three-and-a-half-years, Durham indicted three men. One was an FBI lawyer who pleaded guilty to altering an email that was included in a June 2017 application for a surveillance warrant on a former Trump campaign aide; he was sentenced to probation. The other two men were tried and acquitted. In both trials, Durham alleged the defendants had deceived the FBI but did not allege the FBI acted improperly toward Trump. According to conservative lawyer Andrew C. McCarthy, the alleged deception was "only about the identity or status of people from whom they were getting information, not about the information itself."
 
Maybe you didn't which is why you didn't bother to quote that part and instead made believe it instead. :dunno: :lol:

Here's what it actually says you illiterate coward....

Durham special counsel investigation - Wikipedia

After three-and-a-half-years, Durham indicted three men. One was an FBI lawyer who pleaded guilty to altering an email that was included in a June 2017 application for a surveillance warrant on a former Trump campaign aide; he was sentenced to probation. The other two men were tried and acquitted. In both trials, Durham alleged the defendants had deceived the FBI but did not allege the FBI acted improperly toward Trump. According to conservative lawyer Andrew C. McCarthy, the alleged deception was "only about the identity or status of people from whom they were getting information, not about the information itself."
You got to keep reading. There is more to it

Specifically when it says the FBI, not those specific defendants, acted corruptly
 
You got to keep reading. There is more to it

Specifically when it says the FBI, not those specific defendants, acted corruptly
Where you dumb bitch? Quote it because the part I quoted says the opposite. My actual quote is superior to your make believing one. :itsok:
 
Where you dumb bitch? Quote it because the part I quoted says the opposite. My actual quote is superior to your make believing one. :itsok:
No the part you quoted didn’t say the opposite

Geez you are dumb
 
It doesn't have to succeed to be successful. Call it a warning shot to prove that Lawfare can cut both ways.
What exactly are you trying to achieve? It seems like your goal is to make it impossible to investigate and prosecute anyone in government.
 
No the part you quoted didn’t say the opposite

Geez you are dumb
It's did you dumb illiterate bitch. :lmao: I'll post it again for you.

Durham special counsel investigation - Wikipedia

After three-and-a-half-years, Durham indicted three men. One was an FBI lawyer who pleaded guilty to altering an email that was included in a June 2017 application for a surveillance warrant on a former Trump campaign aide; he was sentenced to probation. The other two men were tried and acquitted. In both trials, Durham alleged the defendants had deceived the FBI but did not allege the FBI acted improperly toward Trump. According to conservative lawyer Andrew C. McCarthy, the alleged deception was "only about the identity or status of people from whom they were getting information, not about the information itself."
 
What exactly are you trying to achieve? It seems like your goal is to make it impossible to investigate and prosecute anyone in government.
Not at all. They will be investigated and prosecuted
 
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