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choie

(5,437 posts) Fri Nov 22, 2024, 01:43 PM Nov 2024

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Can you imagine the jury that rendered a verdict [View all]

against that orange POS learning that it was all for naught? FUCK all the chicken shit politicians, lawyers (of both parties) corporate shill media and the AG who brought us to this point.

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Can you imagine the jury that rendered a verdict [View all] choie Nov 2024 OP

So many people risked a great deal trying to bring Trump to justice. Irish_Dem Nov 2024 #1

Truly, those jurors risked their lives, or at least their future peace, by serving on that jury. BComplex Nov 2024 #2

There is certainly that tail-end risk Nasruddin Nov 2024 #11

Yes orangecrush Nov 2024 #30

I'm sure they are disappointed after spending the time and effort on the case MichMan Nov 2024 #3

That case should have never been tried. Solomon Nov 2024 #13

The point is that a jury was seated, took time out of their lives and after deliberations came up with a verdict MichMan Nov 2024 #15

This sends a message to juries that if you have money/and or influence, you can still go FREE even if riversedge Nov 2024 #28

The Smollet jurors are in danger? dpibel Nov 2024 #24

And the message this sends to Trump is that threats work and he will never be held accountable for any crime. Lonestarblue Nov 2024 #4

Don't forget the bone saw (NT) Otto_Harper Nov 2024 #5

Threats certainly worked against the former 13-year-old child he raped. Rhiagel Nov 2024 #27

A Medal of Freedom for each of them. Sneederbunk Nov 2024 #6

Their lives could still be in danger. Hope22 Nov 2024 #7

It was a giant waste of human effort and endangered many people. Hope22 Nov 2024 #8

Respectfully, I think this article may be missing the point David Boyle Nov 2024 #9

So he gets to do this forever? How often has he called for his convictions to be vacated travelingthrulife Nov 2024 #16

Justice is slow sometimes... David Boyle Nov 2024 #22

The sentencing has been postponed indefinitely. choie Nov 2024 #21

Bondi will work her ass off to try and find their names. NoMoreRepugs Nov 2024 #10

Hopefully not too long. David Boyle Nov 2024 #23

AG Garland said at the beginning of T***p's federal legal problems: LastLiberal in PalmSprings Nov 2024 #12

He forgot to add... "In certain income classes" yourout Nov 2024 #26

It was not all for naught. barbtries Nov 2024 #14

One justice system for the rich and powerful Retrograde Nov 2024 #17

Law & Order ? Nigrum Cattus Nov 2024 #18

We all know Trump is crooked, but a Jury is the finder of fact and they determined surfered Nov 2024 #19

Not just that, he conspired with co-conspirators to defraud voters Justice matters. Nov 2024 #31

Yes, I am bitter about Garland's role in this. Pres. Biden should fire his a&& anyways, even being as close as it is to SWBTATTReg Nov 2024 #20

F**k the Republicans drmeow Nov 2024 #25

I was thinking about this very thing today DaBronx Nov 2024 #29