Oh man the libs want Eric Adams really bad.....lol

[justoffal]

Why?.... It all started when he complained about the immigration crushing New York City's budget.

Or at least that's when it became more well-known. Seems like Eric took a little money here and there that he shouldn't have just like everybody else in New York City and everybody else in New York state. But for some reason Eric got singled out.

Several DOJ prosecutors have resigned saving Trump the trouble of laying them off. Now this is a pretty simple equation. Your boss tells you you're not pursuing the case anymore....
You see it as being wrong but it's not your call.
The new DOJ might be cutting a deal that has benefits for more people than you can see.
You feel like they're abandoning all your hard work so you walk.

Top DOJ officials, Manhattan federal prosecutor resign after receiving orders to drop Eric Adams case

The former acting New York U.S. attorney said Adams' attorneys had offered "what amounted to a quid pro quo" — helping the U.S. with immigration enforcement "in exchange for dismissal of his case."

www.cbsnews.com

Seems to That leftovers from the Garland DOJ are a little bit too focused on GETTING THE GUY and not so focused on who the new boss is.

Why do they want him so bad? Why would you give up your job because of it? These kinds of deals are pretty common especially if there's something in it for the prosecution.

 

[Blaster]

LOL

 

[White 6]

Maybe because

Why?.... It all started when he complained about the immigration crushing New York City's budget.

Or at least that's when it became more well-known. Seems like Eric took a little money here and there that he shouldn't have just like everybody else in New York City and everybody else in New York state. But for some reason Eric got singled out.

Several DOJ prosecutors have resigned saving Trump the trouble of laying them off. Now this is a pretty simple equation. Your boss tells you you're not pursuing the case anymore....
You see it as being wrong but it's not your call.
The new DOJ might be cutting a deal that has benefits for more people than you can see.
You feel like they're abandoning all your hard work so you walk.

Top DOJ officials, Manhattan federal prosecutor resign after receiving orders to drop Eric Adams case

The former acting New York U.S. attorney said Adams' attorneys had offered "what amounted to a quid pro quo" — helping the U.S. with immigration enforcement "in exchange for dismissal of his case."

www.cbsnews.com

Seems to That leftovers from the Garland DOJ are a little bit too focused on GETTING THE GUY and not so focused on who the new boss is.

Why do they want him so bad? Why would you give up your job because of it? These kinds of deals are pretty common especially if there's something in it for the prosecution.

Maybe because he is Mayor and "Eric took a little money here and there that he shouldn't have".
But quid pro quo, if he will do Trump Admin a favor, he can keep the money and skip the charges, on the Federal side.

Very transactional, wouldn't you say? I don't really care, don't live in New York and do not believe sanctuary cities should exist.

Besides, this is Trump's America. We have Supreme Court Justice that has taken more, an not even guilty of guilty conscience over the ethics.

 

[justoffal]

Maybe because

Maybe because he is Mayor and "Eric took a little money here and there that he shouldn't have".
But quid pro quo, if he will do Trump Admin a favor, he can keep the money and skip the charges, on the Federal side.

Very transactional, wouldn't you say? I don't really care, don't live in New York and do not believe sanctuary cities should exist.

Besides, this is Trump's America. We have Supreme Court Justice that has taken more, an not even guilty of guilty conscience over the ethics.

Well I'm trying to figure out whether or not the retiring attorneys are really just righteous idealogues or wounded warriors.

They did their job.... They were told they no longer need to do it. What's the rationale for having a temper tantrum over the whole thing?
Just doesn't add up.

 

[rightwinger]

Adams is corrupt and that means nothing to Trump who pardoned him in return for allowing ICE raids

 

[justoffal]

Adams is corrupt and that means nothing to Trump who pardoned him in return for allowing ICE raids

Maybe that's it? They don't like the deal?
Deals are made all the time and usually with corrupt people.

 

[BackAgain]

Maybe because

Maybe because he is Mayor and "Eric took a little money here and there that he shouldn't have".
But quid pro quo, if he will do Trump Admin a favor, he can keep the money and skip the charges, on the Federal side.

Very transactional, wouldn't you say? I don't really care, don't live in New York and do not believe sanctuary cities should exist.

In my estimation, and speaking just for me (I’m not a spokesman for conservatives):

There may be an element of quid pro quo in the Trump Administration’s intercession into the DOJ’s effort to prosecute Adams.

It is plainly true that allowing him to un-prosecuted for what may be criminal behavior is unusual once he got investigated and indicted. However, it is also true that prosecuting him does interfere with the Trump Administration’s efforts regarding illegal aliens. (NYC’s assuole City Council does demand law enforcement non-compliance with ICE. BUT immigration matters are absolutely federal jurisdiction. “Sanctuary cities” do violate the Supremacy Clause.)

Not the worst quid pro quo I’ve ever seen.

 

[BackAgain]

Adams is corrupt and that means nothing to Trump who pardoned him in return for allowing ICE raids

Adams may not be corrupt. Getting charged isn’t the same thing, you hack.

 

[rightwinger]

Adams may not be corrupt. Getting charged isn’t the same thing, you hack.

Ethics mean nothing to a convicted Felon

He is willing to pardon Adam’s in return for favors

 

[jwoodie]

Adams is corrupt and that means nothing to Trump who pardoned him in return for allowing ICE raids

So Adams is the new head of ICE? Thanks for sharing that.

 

[Concerned American]

Why do they want him so bad?

Because Trump took an interest in him and he started to cooperate with the current admin. That's all it takes to draw the ire of the democrats and it will eventually be what leads to that party's demise.

 

[Polishprince]

Adams is corrupt and that means nothing to Trump who pardoned him in return for allowing ICE raids

Adams has never been convicted of corruption.

And AG Bondi looked over his case with a fine toothed comb and determined there was nothing to the case except political persecution.

 

[rightwinger]

Because Trump took an interest in him and he started to cooperate with the current admin. That's all it takes to draw the ire of the democrats and it will eventually be what leads to that party's demise.

 

[BackAgain]

Ethics mean nothing to a convicted Felon

Yet another brainless and dishonest claim from the hack, Leftwhiner.

He is willing to pardon Adam’s in return for favors

President Trump didn’t “pardon” Adams, you moron. And it’s not a “political favor,” you twerp. It is, at worst, a bit of a quid pro quo for societal benefit.

 

[Mashmont]

Why?.... It all started when he complained about the immigration crushing New York City's budget.

Or at least that's when it became more well-known. Seems like Eric took a little money here and there that he shouldn't have just like everybody else in New York City and everybody else in New York state. But for some reason Eric got singled out.

Several DOJ prosecutors have resigned saving Trump the trouble of laying them off. Now this is a pretty simple equation. Your boss tells you you're not pursuing the case anymore....
You see it as being wrong but it's not your call.
The new DOJ might be cutting a deal that has benefits for more people than you can see.
You feel like they're abandoning all your hard work so you walk.

Top DOJ officials, Manhattan federal prosecutor resign after receiving orders to drop Eric Adams case

The former acting New York U.S. attorney said Adams' attorneys had offered "what amounted to a quid pro quo" — helping the U.S. with immigration enforcement "in exchange for dismissal of his case."

www.cbsnews.com

Seems to That leftovers from the Garland DOJ are a little bit too focused on GETTING THE GUY and not so focused on who the new boss is.

Why do they want him so bad? Why would you give up your job because of it? These kinds of deals are pretty common especially if there's something in it for the prosecution.

Blacks who flee the leftwing plantation or even cross the leftwing plantation owner's narrative are dealt with especially harshly.

 

[1srelluc]

Fine, deals are done all the time, and the benefits from this deal are spectacular.

 

[Blaster]

Maybe because

Maybe because he is Mayor and "Eric took a little money here and there that he shouldn't have".
But quid pro quo, if he will do Trump Admin a favor, he can keep the money and skip the charges, on the Federal side.

Very transactional, wouldn't you say? I don't really care, don't live in New York and do not believe sanctuary cities should exist.

Besides, this is Trump's America. We have Supreme Court Justice that has taken more, an not even guilty of guilty conscience over the ethics.

Don't all politicians take illegal payouts?

 

[Oddball]

Why?.... It all started when he complained about the immigration crushing New York City's budget.

Or at least that's when it became more well-known. Seems like Eric took a little money here and there that he shouldn't have just like everybody else in New York City and everybody else in New York state. But for some reason Eric got singled out.

Several DOJ prosecutors have resigned saving Trump the trouble of laying them off. Now this is a pretty simple equation. Your boss tells you you're not pursuing the case anymore....
You see it as being wrong but it's not your call.
The new DOJ might be cutting a deal that has benefits for more people than you can see.
You feel like they're abandoning all your hard work so you walk.

Top DOJ officials, Manhattan federal prosecutor resign after receiving orders to drop Eric Adams case

The former acting New York U.S. attorney said Adams' attorneys had offered "what amounted to a quid pro quo" — helping the U.S. with immigration enforcement "in exchange for dismissal of his case."

www.cbsnews.com

Seems to That leftovers from the Garland DOJ are a little bit too focused on GETTING THE GUY and not so focused on who the new boss is.

Why do they want him so bad? Why would you give up your job because of it? These kinds of deals are pretty common especially if there's something in it for the prosecution.

He got sideways with the Pedo Peter junta, like Menendez did....No bueno.

 

[Thunk]

The usual for a democrat would be leticia james threatened to kill the children of the attorney if she dropped the case...so the attorney just said "fuck this" and resigned and all her children are still breathing.

 

[JoeB131]

Why?.... It all started when he complained about the immigration crushing New York City's budget.

Or at least that's when it became more well-known. Seems like Eric took a little money here and there that he shouldn't have just like everybody else in New York City and everybody else in New York state. But for some reason Eric got singled out.

Several DOJ prosecutors have resigned saving Trump the trouble of laying them off. Now this is a pretty simple equation. Your boss tells you you're not pursuing the case anymore....
You see it as being wrong but it's not your call.
The new DOJ might be cutting a deal that has benefits for more people than you can see.
You feel like they're abandoning all your hard work so you walk.

Adams took bribes. That's why he got indicted.

but when you have a felon president, a mayor who commits felonies just isn't a big deal if he's willing to do you a solid.