What Sort of People Want to Protect Criminals from Prosecution Based on Their Political Persuasions?
I have a hard time believing that there are a significant number of American progressives who would like to see a justice system that would protect someone, say Bill Clinton, if he were to be convicted of raping young girls, simply because he’s a Democrat.
Let the chips fall where they may, as they say.
In the extremely unlikely event that justice prevails, I’ll bet $1000 against a nickel that more Republicans than Democrats will go to prison.
Had Trump not been re-elected in 2024, there is a very good chance he’d be serving a life sentence.
Things were so different back then.
At left is the reason that I don’t shop at Walmart, and you shouldn’t either.
My gardener, skilled as he is with his hedge-trimming shears, can get you a better haircut, but I deeply appreciate what you’re saying here.
To the reader who sent me this:
I admire Jamie Raskin, and I completely approve of what he said at left. In particular, we do, the vast majority of us anyway, “reject these authoritarian priorities.”
In response to the question at left, I would remind this Norwegian fellow that democracies have fallen into dictatorships in countries all over the world since ancient times.
Only a modern-day Republican congressman would have the nerve to say …
We are within a gnat’s ass of becoming a dictatorship.
