If Trump wins the democrats will simply declare the election stolen. Biden really won. Trump just won't leave voluntarily.
We have WARNED you and WE are ready
We'll have the last laugh.
As long as you're around, people will be laughing at you.
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No we laugh at your hollow threats of violent retribution if you don't get your way.
Civil War and the first assassination of a president. Though John Wilkes Booth is almost universally known for pulling the trigger, he was part of a much larger conspirator circle, involving several other members and several other attempted assassinations. The only woman to be tried for conspiracy was
Mary Surratt.
The
U.S. Constitution requires a person to have a jury of their peers. Since Mrs. Surratt’s case took place within the last few ripples of the
Civil War, she was tried in a military tribunal of high-ranking Union officials. Of course, this turned out to be incredibly biased and screamed of an unfair trial. Adding to that was the corruption of the prosecutor. Not only did he personally select the members of the tribunals, he was also guilty of witness tampering and intimidation (
Proverbs 17:23). Unfair overrulings also worked against Ms. Surratt as she was forbidden of testifying in her own defense. The Union officials had only one goal in mind: swift justice.
Those looking to learn more about the life and detailed trial of
Mary Surratt (
Robin Wright Penn) will likely be disappointed. Though the bulk of the film consists of tribunal proceedings and flashbacks, the film’s main objective is not to persuade the viewer of Mary’s guilt or innocence. No, it is to show regardless of her innocence, she was denied a fair trial which is guaranteed in the most important document of the U.S. government: the
Constitution. In fact, Mary’s character remains more aloof than anything. Robin Wright gives one of her fiercest and most gentle performances to date. A seeming oxymoron, at first glance, Wright gives the character of Surratt enough emotion and conviction to display a devoted mother who, though facing the death penalty, refuses to give up her son, who had been more of a front runner in the Lincoln assassination.
YES, that will be SWIFT JUSTICE