This is a great quote by Grace McAndrew Whitnah: "...and the 4 that Trump was in,
all they did was attack him and made up fraudulent claims about him." This brings up the next point. The fraudulent claims continued after he was out of office too.
It's just that this time they recruited the entire judiciary to get him through the actions of…
This is a great quote by Grace McAndrew Whitnah: "...and the 4 that Trump was in,
all they did was attack him and made up fraudulent claims about him." This brings up the next point. The fraudulent claims continued after he was out of office too.
It's just that this time they recruited the entire judiciary to get him through the actions of prosecutors. Why is that so different? It is because it required all of them to break the rules of professional conduct to get him. What difference does that make? If they break the rules, the rules mandate that they all be disbarred for doing it. The next question is, if this is obvious why aren't the Republicans, who many are lawyers, ringing the alarm bell over this which involves the Republican colleague by the name of Trump? Here is the newsletter, entitled "The Supreme Court Buries Professional Misconduct" that documents this malfeasance: https://therunnymedereport.substack.com/p/the-supreme-court-buries-professional?r=3tdx2w
This is a great quote by Grace McAndrew Whitnah: "...and the 4 that Trump was in,
all they did was attack him and made up fraudulent claims about him." This brings up the next point. The fraudulent claims continued after he was out of office too.
It's just that this time they recruited the entire judiciary to get him through the actions of prosecutors. Why is that so different? It is because it required all of them to break the rules of professional conduct to get him. What difference does that make? If they break the rules, the rules mandate that they all be disbarred for doing it. The next question is, if this is obvious why aren't the Republicans, who many are lawyers, ringing the alarm bell over this which involves the Republican colleague by the name of Trump? Here is the newsletter, entitled "The Supreme Court Buries Professional Misconduct" that documents this malfeasance: https://therunnymedereport.substack.com/p/the-supreme-court-buries-professional?r=3tdx2w