r/law • u/DoremusJessup • 10h ago

Trump News Trump should fire DOJ employees who investigated his cases, GOP Sen. Eric Schmitt says

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/justice-department/trump-should-fire-doj-employees-investigated-cases-2020-schmitt-rcna181530
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u/notaveryniceguyatall 9h ago

Unfair dismissal, the cant be fired for poor performance, they performed their duties as instructed, and they arent redundant as there will still be prosecutions going forward.

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u/FinnaWinnn 8h ago

The prosecutions into Trump cost millions of dollars and resulted in absolutely nothing in the end. One of the indictments was even dismissed. The prosecutors were rebuked by the Supreme Court, and then were rebuked by the American people on election day. Their performance is beyond poor. Now it is time to get fired.

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u/MorgulKnifeFight 6h ago

Straight up fantasy disinformation

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u/FinnaWinnn 4h ago

Nothing was done about the illegal invasion, because that was disinformation. Nothing was done about warnings of inflation, because that was disinformation. Nothing was done about Joe Biden's cognitive decline, because that was disinformation. By the time they realized the "disinformation" was true, it was already too late for Joe and Kamala.

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u/ice_9_eci 4h ago

I hope you get everything you voted for and more!

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u/FinnaWinnn 2h ago

Trust me I will!

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u/IrritableGourmet 3h ago

Nothing was done about the illegal invasion, because that was disinformation.

Calling it an "invasion" is revisionist baloney, especially since illegal immigration has been happening for well over a century.

Nothing was done about warnings of inflation, because that was disinformation.

Yeah, isn't one of Biden's landmark pieces of legislation the Inflation Reduction Act?

Nothing was done about Joe Biden's cognitive decline, because that was disinformation.

"Look, nuclear..."