An update on Trump and his fight with the Man.

[MisterBeale]

I find it very, very strange, that the FBI raided an American's home, with "compelling evidence of a crime," during the summer, and yet?

STILL, no charges have been filed. Does no one else find this at all odd?

Where are the damn charges? Where is this evidence?




I really, REALLY had to dig for an update on this. I've included the most recent information, and the dates of their publication.

This is all I could come up with. I have to admit, it isn't a lot. One would expect, with the seriousness of an FBI RAID! Charges and an indictment, would be forth coming, am I wrong in this?

Trump takes Mar-a-Lago raid case to the Supreme Court

Former President Donald Trump asked the Supreme Court Tuesday to step into his dispute with the Justice Department over classified records removed in August from his Mar-a-Lago resort by the FBI. I…

nypost.com

October 4, 2022

Trump May Let FBI Conduct Another Mar-A-Lago Search, Report Says

The former president’s legal team is reportedly hoping to ease legal pressure, as some federal prosecutors appear to believe there’s enough evidence to charge him.

www.forbes.com

Oct 19, 2022, 08:03pm EDT

American public largely supported the FBI search of Mar-a-Lago, Donald Trump’s estate, new survey finds

Researchers asked a series of open-ended questions designed to gauge support for the FBI search of Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago residence.

news.northeastern.edu

Oct 24, 2022

Outspoken Trump ally Kash Patel goes mum as Mar-a-Lago probe progresses

Patel has called the FBI raid on Mar-a-Lago "unlawful."

abcnews.go.com

October 28, 2022, 10:45 AM

 

[Mac1958]

Where are the damn charges?

They are being prepared.

It's common knowledge in Normal World that Merrick Garland is very careful and very meticulous, and will not bring charges unless and until he is confident of winning. He is obviously being even MORE careful because he is fully aware of the historical importance of indicting a former President. Unlike his target, he has great respect for the presidency.

So this is neither complicated nor mysterious.

 

[surada]

They are being prepared.

It's common knowledge in Normal World that Merrick Garland is very careful and very meticulous, and will not bring charges unless and until he is confident of winning. He is obviously being even MORE careful because he is fully aware of the historical importance of indicting a former President. Unlike his target, he has great respect for the presidency.

So this is neither complicated nor mysterious.

Trump has no regard for national security or classified information.

 

[sparky]

Can one run for office w/charges ?

~S~

 

[Lisa558]

Can one run for office w/charges ?

~S~

Yes. Otherwise, the Democrat DOJ could just “charge” all their opponents to keep them out of the running.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

I find it very, very strange, that the FBI raided an American's home, with "compelling evidence of a crime," during the summer, and yet?

STILL, no charges have been filed. Does no one else find this at all odd?

Where are the damn charges? Where is this evidence?




I really, REALLY had to dig for an update on this. I've included the most recent information, and the dates of their publication.

This is all I could come up with. I have to admit, it isn't a lot. One would expect, with the seriousness of an FBI RAID! Charges and an indictment, would be forth coming, am I wrong in this?

Trump takes Mar-a-Lago raid case to the Supreme Court

Former President Donald Trump asked the Supreme Court Tuesday to step into his dispute with the Justice Department over classified records removed in August from his Mar-a-Lago resort by the FBI. I…

nypost.com

October 4, 2022

Trump May Let FBI Conduct Another Mar-A-Lago Search, Report Says

The former president’s legal team is reportedly hoping to ease legal pressure, as some federal prosecutors appear to believe there’s enough evidence to charge him.

www.forbes.com

Oct 19, 2022, 08:03pm EDT

American public largely supported the FBI search of Mar-a-Lago, Donald Trump’s estate, new survey finds

Researchers asked a series of open-ended questions designed to gauge support for the FBI search of Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago residence.

news.northeastern.edu

Oct 24, 2022

Outspoken Trump ally Kash Patel goes mum as Mar-a-Lago probe progresses

Patel has called the FBI raid on Mar-a-Lago "unlawful."

abcnews.go.com

October 28, 2022, 10:45 AM

Meh. A little Fascism never hurt anyone

 

[sparky]

Yes. Otherwise, the Democrat DOJ could just “charge” all their opponents to keep them out of the running.

political theater , at it's best then.....?
~S~

 

[CrusaderFrank]

They are being prepared.

It's common knowledge in Normal World that Merrick Garland is very careful and very meticulous, and will not bring charges unless and until he is confident of winning. He is obviously being even MORE careful because he is fully aware of the historical importance of indicting a former President. Unlike his target, he has great respect for the presidency.

So this is neither complicated nor mysterious.

Fucking Statist toady bootlicker says what?

Forward- to Fascism!

 

[surada]

Fucking Statist toady bootlicker says what?

Forward- to Fascism!

Do you think Trump is above the law?

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Do you think Trump is above the law?

No, he’s not. But we still, at least on paper, have a Constitution that spells out limits on government actions. 4th Amendment RIP 8/8/22

 

[Lisa558]

political theater , at it's best then.....?
~S~

Their purpose was twofold:

1) Overdo the whole thing with the land, sea, and air operation to make it appear that Trump was a traitor

2) Have a broad-sweeping - “look for everything“ - order to find if Trump had evidence against the FBI and Hillary for the Russia hoax

 

[surada]

No, he’s not. But we still, at least on paper, have a Constitution that spells out limits on government actions. 4th Amendment RIP 8/8/22

What does the constitution say about stealing classified documents?

 

[Lisa558]

What does the constitution say about stealing classified documents?

Hasn’t been proven he did that. But it was proven Hilary did, and the Dems still nominated her.

 

[Mac1958]

Fucking Statist toady bootlicker says what?

Forward- to Fascism!

Right to the personal attacks and silly hyperbole. Good.

Your saint is not above the law, and he's not an innocent victim, as badly as you want to believe he is.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

What does the constitution say about stealing classified documents?

Everything from a 4 year period? LOL

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Right to the personal attacks and silly hyperbole. Good.

Your saint is not above the law, and he's not an innocent victim, as badly as you want to believe he is.

He’s not my Saint, I pray he won’t run again.

The Bidens are a legitimate Crime Family - and they walk

 

[MisterBeale]

They are being prepared.

You are supposed to be prepared, and have that that knowledge, of the evidence, and crime, supposedly, BEFORE you make that raid.

That was the point of the raid, to get the evidence, to file the criminal charges, now? Let's see 'em.

Generally, soon after, we see charges, almost nearly always.

Find fore me, any other instance of a raid on someone, that charges did not follow within a month.


Take for instance Roger Stone? His place was raided on Jan 25th? The charges came down on Jan 29th.

What you need to know about the indictment against Roger Stone

Roger Stone was arrested on a seven-count indictment in connection with Mueller's probe into possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russian election meddling

abcnews.go.com

Don't give me this equivocating B.S. Even if Garland is being "meticulous?" This is bullshit at this point. It is way past time for the excuse of being meticulous to hold any water.

Find me another example of a swat raid that has not led to an indictment after three months.

 

[Mac1958]

You are supposed to be prepared, and have that that knowledge, of the evidence, and crime, supposedly, BEFORE you make that raid.

That was the point of the raid, to get the evidence, to file the criminal charges, now? Let's see 'em.

Generally, soon after, we see charges, almost nearly always.

Find fore me, any other instance of a raid on someone, that charges did not follow within a month.


Take for instance Roger Stone? His place was raided on Jan 25th? The charges came down on Jan 29th.

What you need to know about the indictment against Roger Stone

Roger Stone was arrested on a seven-count indictment in connection with Mueller's probe into possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russian election meddling

abcnews.go.com

Don't give me this equivocating B.S. Even if Garland is being "meticulous?" This is bullshit at this point. It is way past time for the excuse of being meticulous to hold any water.

Find me another example of a swat raid that has not led to an indictment after three months.

Okay, then it's all a Deep State Commie Hitler conspiracy, or whatever it is you're imagining.

Too funny.

 

[MisterBeale]

Can one run for office w/charges ?

~S~

Since both Lyndon LaRouche and Eugene V. Debs both ran for the presidency from prison? I don't see why not?

 

[MisterBeale]

Okay, then it's all a Deep State Commie Hitler conspiracy, or whatever it is you're imagining.

Too funny.

Thanks for your lack of answers on this. I just wanted someone to have a good answer for me, other than the politicization of the DoJ.