The focus is going to be on how Donny Treason cheered on the capital insurrectionists.
The focus is going to be on how Donny Treason cheered on the capital insurrectionists.
''Dereliction of Duty''
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/07/21/opinion/january-6-trump-military.html?smid=tw-share
"Lock him up! Lock him up!"
Won't happen, though.
Several of his inner circle members (or as our resident Jan 6 disciples call them, "liberals") will be testifying how Trump sat in front of his tv joyously watching-rewinding-and-rewatching his mob attacking police and ignoring everyone telling him to do something about it.
Originally posted by: PJ Stroh
Several of his inner circle members (or as our resident Jan 6 disciples call them, "liberals") will be testifying how Trump sat in front of his tv joyously watching-rewinding-and-rewatching his mob attacking police and ignoring everyone telling him to do something about it.
The only problem is, his failure to stop the mob isn't a prosecutable offense. It was an impeachable offense, but that ship sailed a while ago.
He was an incompetent asshole and millions of people died because of his callousness and stupidity. But having been the worst President in American history doesn't in and of itself make him a criminal.
There's yet another consideration. The image of him raptly watching the mob and jacking off to Fox News is something decent people find disgusting. But the 75 million find it inspiring.
Originally posted by: Kevin Lewis
The only problem is, his failure to stop the mob isn't a prosecutable offense. It was an impeachable offense, but that ship sailed a while ago.
He was an incompetent asshole and millions of people died because of his callousness and stupidity. But having been the worst President in American history doesn't in and of itself make him a criminal.
There's yet another consideration. The image of him raptly watching the mob and jacking off to Fox News is something decent people find disgusting. But the 75 million find it inspiring.
That's dereliction of duty.
I love how they showed Josh Hawley running away from the interactionists.
Originally posted by: Vegas Todd
That's dereliction of duty.
My point is, yeah, but so what? He did a shitty job. He was an incompetent failure. But is that a prosecutable crime? I mean, we already fired his ass.
The failure to do anything is evidence of his motive in the seditious conspiracy and conspiracy to defraud the US crimes. It actually makes those easier to prove as it establishes the intent element for those crimes.
