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  Laymen say it too.
context: Donnie Jon is obviously guilty of a dozen infractions. It's insane he wasn't convicted of fraud decades agom >
  
  back then he was more low-key. Kept his mouth shut more often than not. The moment he decided to run for office (the second time) and became president, is when all that went out the window. (normal) People quickly started noticing he wasn't the genius he always blabbed about nor the savvy businessman. Just a rich fucking imbecile with a fragile ego. Same Thing can be said for Kanye, Elon and Putin. >
  
  They are much better off staying low key, but their narcissism and egos wouldn’t allow it. >
  
  I am praying they announce the indictment on January 6th 2023 >
  
  January's going to be juicy.  DOJ will have to act or respond.  Either is going to be interesting. >
  
  
  DOJ will have to act or respond.
  
  My money is on them acting like the feckless pussies they have been for the past two years.
  Indicting the common folk by the hundreds is real brave, working class people who are stupid and misled by a conman.
  But the people who led the insurrection and supporters to commit these crimes? All comfortably at home, many still in office, the ring leader running for fucking president again. >
  
  If they intended to do nothing they would be doing nothing. They certainly wouldn't send the FBI to raid the home of a former president and appoint a war crimes prosecutor as special counsel. >
  
  That was for a different crime of taking classified documents, and Garland that limp noodle practically begged him for over a year to return the documents without taking any kind of action, and still refused to raid his other properties even though everyone was screaming at him that Trump had more documents, which also turned out to be true when Trump submitted them only a month or so ago >
  
  I can't prove it, because I'd need inter-departmental messages to, but I'm willing to bet the National Archives essentially forced Garland's hand with the classified document situation. >
  
  Fully agree, what a huge disappointment Garland is, completely the wrong man for the moment >
  
  Until he’s in handcuffs, all these headlines mean little to me at this point. >
  
  They never put rich guys in handcuffs... their attorneys just arrange a "gentleman's" arrest by showing up voluntarily. >
  
  Trump will never, ever, ever show up voluntarily. >
  
  And I’ll love to watch him in cuffs doing the perp walk. I live for that moment. >
  
  Either he will be dead before that moment, or you will be dead before that moment, because that moment is never going to come at this pace. >
  
  Probably. But a feller can dream…. >
  
  I vote for Jennifer Coolidge to play Melania in the Tell All movie of Trump’s presidency. >
  
  Stifler's mom? Seconded! >
  
  “The central cause of January 6 was one man, former president Donald Trump, who many others followed,” the committee wrote in a detailed summary of its findings a few days before the release of its final 800-plus-page report on Thursday.