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The ancient Roman question was:For sure the American people need to know what went down in all that and for sure the Democrats and the surrogate propaganda media they control were not in any way honest about it.
Along the same vein, who fact checks the fact checkers who also often put out serious distortions and disinformation?
Trump made them commit crimes against the United States for which they need a pardon?
That's a weird statement
Can you investigate someone if there is no crime? I suspect not.
Jack dismissed his case cause he was illegally appointedBeing president makes him immune from criminal prosecution from the DoJ which was ongoing at the time of the election.
No I didnāt, they didnāt refer him to the DOJYou lied about what they said. They said nothing. Youāre making an assumption.
Thanks.
He dismissed the case because he couldnāt legally pursue it after Trump became president. There was no determination from Judge Chutkan that he was illegally appointed. Youāre lying again.Jack dismissed his case cause he was illegally appointed
Youāre making an assumption about what this āsaysā. I can make assumptions about it too.No I didnāt, they didnāt refer him to the DOJ
That isnāt an assumption, itās a fact
of course he couldnāt legally pursue it m, it was illegal, the court ruled that and itās the law of the land.He dismissed the case because he couldnāt legally pursue it after Trump became president. There was no determination from Judge Chutkan that he was illegally appointed. Youāre lying again.
So, your understanding of the Costitutional speech and debate clause protections is essentially the same as complete immunity from investigation and prosecution even if the member has committed criminal acts in that capacity?
I doubt your view carries much weight.
A judge in Florida may have ruled that but that means nothing for the case being prosecuted in DC.of course he couldnāt legally pursue it m, it was illegal, the court ruled that and itās the law of the land.
haha what? provide something to support your claim that a witness's testimony in Congress is protected by that clause?
Of course it doesnāt, itās highly persevere case law.A judge in Florida may have ruled that but that means nothing for the case being prosecuted in DC.
Even the case in Florida was proceeding as Smith was appealing Cannonās ruling.
Youāre either stupid or lying again. I canāt decide.
So those convicted of violence get pardoned while those elected by voters get 'investigated'. The new normal.
Smith couldnāt have continued to pursue criminal cases against a sitting president. The DoJ policy, which he is bound to follow, forbids it.Of course it doesnāt, itās highly persevere case law.
With that said, Jack could have continued in DC, but couldnāt get his case to trial, and had to resign in disgrace
Laws donāt apply to old people?Yeah, here's one of those extremely violent right wingers that got pardoned by OMB
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Pro-life activist prosecuted by Biden DOJ reacts to Trump pardon: 'I want to give him a hug'
Pro-life grandmother Joan Bell, sentenced in November 2023 for blocking a D.C. abortion clinic in 2020, was one of the nearly two dozen activists pardoned by President Donald Trump.www.foxnews.com
She was arrested for praying in front of an abortion clinic. What a criminal, huh!!?!
Bell, who lives in New Jersey, was sentenced to more than two years in prison in November 2023 for participating in a "blockade," conspiring with other activists at a Washington D.C. abortion clinic in October 2020, according to President Biden's Department of Justice (DOJ).
When Joan Bell, 76, was given the news she was one of the pro-life activists pardoned by President Donald Trump Thursday afternoon, she was in disbelief
"Many, many of them are elderly people," Trump said in the Oval Office. "They should not have been prosecuted. This is a great honor to sign this. They'll be very happy."
Bell, along with Paula Paulette Harlow, Jean Marshall and John Hinshaw, were all around 70 years old when they were imprisoned.
Yeah, lock those dangerous criminals up!!!
And here's your very brave, extremely courageous Law Enforcement and Persecution Types giving us their unbiased opinions. I feel so much safer now
Prosecutors from the DOJ's Civil Rights Division and U.S. attorney's office for the District of Columbia argued the pro-life activists violated the 1994 FACE Act, a federal law that prohibits physical force, threats of force or intentionally damaging property to prevent someone from obtaining or providing abortion services.
Yeah, dangerous criminals those grandmas and grandpas. Lock 'em up!!
dimocraps are the scum of the Earth. The worst ones are the ones that vote gutless scum into Office
I know he couldnāt, he had no case and was illegally appointedSmith couldnāt have continued to pursue criminal cases against a sitting president. The DoJ policy, which he is bound to follow, forbids it.
If Trump had lost, the cases would be ongoing.
You lied about why he dropped the case.I know he couldnāt, he had no case and was illegally appointed
Xiden was furious with him for not getting his polltical rival jailed before the election., thatās why he didnāt pardon him. Jack is likely heading back to Europe to escape prosecution, like he did after he politically prosecuted Obamaās rival