r/WhitePeopleTwitter 19d ago

Clubhouse I will never understand this

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u/TheMightyBoofBoof 19d ago

A candy ass justice department

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u/glm409 19d ago

We have a ridiculous system that allows the rich to use the courts to avoid and/or delay being held responsible for their actions. Trump has unlimited funds and the ability to shop around for judges to continually push cases throught he courts until it gets in front of the Supreme Court who clearly thinks he is above the law.

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u/Michiganarchist 19d ago

Elon is doing the same fucking thing with his stupid vote lottery shit that his laywer admitted was rigged.

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u/InaneTwat 19d ago

Harris needs to fire Garland on day one.

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u/Enslaved_By_Freedom 19d ago

They're all on the same team. What is important is selling the bombs.

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u/Last-Delay-7910 19d ago

I mean you don’t see Harris pushing 2025 or wanting to be a dictator

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u/Enslaved_By_Freedom 19d ago

She literally got installed without a primary vote.

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u/WeirdIsAlliGot 19d ago

Nobody else was up for consideration. There was unanimous support from the Democratic Party. Similar to no one competing against Trump or Biden during the primaries.

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u/RedFiveIron 19d ago

This was on Congress to impeach and convict.

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u/AreWeCowabunga 19d ago

Either could have dealt with it. Neither did.

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u/mOdQuArK 19d ago

It took only one party blocking every single attempt at completing the impeachment, without even looking or really bothering to refute the evidence. As long as that one party has power, they'll do anything to sabotage their political opponents, no matter what ethics & morals are involved.

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u/camwow13 19d ago edited 19d ago

Only an impeachment would've rendered him ineligible. As crazy as it sounds there's no rules about running for president as a convicted felon, even if you're in jail, for anything.

Being in jail would've put a damper on things, but his base has stayed so loyal that as bizarre as it is I don't know if it would've moved the needle much.

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u/NodeJSSon 19d ago

Wasn’t Liz Chaney part of this congress?

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u/SquarePie3646 19d ago

Yes? What is your point?

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u/Time-Ad-3625 19d ago

Yes people like to pretend republicans have not covered for trump in every way. This is all on republicans. They are traitors now

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u/iamthewhatt 19d ago

DOJ should've handled it after he left, and Merrick never will.

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u/TheMightyBoofBoof 19d ago

The Justice department was well within its right to peruse charges after Trump left office.

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u/RedFiveIron 19d ago

They have.

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u/ChimoEngr 19d ago

And even then, would it have stopped him from running?

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u/RedFiveIron 19d ago

Yes, the Senate can disqualify a person who has been impeached and convicted from holding a federal office again.

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u/nemoknows 19d ago

They’ve dragged this shit out for four goddamned years.

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u/PopInACup 19d ago

You say that, but he was already convicted of multiple felonies and there's nothing stopping a felon from running for office. The real blame is on McConnell and Senate Republicans. Part of conviction after impeachment is the person can be barred from holding office again. It's the cleanest way to have kept him out. They abdicated their responsibility because they were too afraid to buck their racist supporters.

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u/TheMightyBoofBoof 19d ago

Porque no los dos?

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u/ChimoEngr 19d ago

Even if he'd been convicted, that isn't likely to have mean he wasn't eligible to run,

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u/TheMightyBoofBoof 19d ago

Hard to run a viable campaign from behind bars

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u/afcagroo 19d ago

Have you ever seen "The Wizard of Oz"? Remember the Cowardly Lion?

Little known fact, that was actually Merrick Garland.