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  It was MAGA under trump of course w Bill Barr but I’m pretty sure that’s been taken care of in that department. Fingers crossed!
context: Release the indictment on Christmas. >
  
  Would be the best Christmas present ever. >
  
  My heart would grow three sizes. >
  
  Followed by a myocardial rupture >
  
  And a massive boner. >
  
  Both of those things sound the same to me >
  
  Heart boner >
  
  Unexpected Ninja Sex Party >
  
  The January 6 report is out. The question now is whether Trump will be prosecuted for his role in what has already produced guilty verdicts for the foot soldiers in the insurrection. >
  
  Those foot soldiers don't have high priced lawyers with no scruples like Trump does. >
  
  Trump doesn't have those either. The lawyers working for him keep getting indicted for crimes of their own. >
  
  Or quitting after he doesn't pay them. >
  
  The only ones left that will still work with him are slimy turds >
  
  It won’t be Merrick Garland because he has hired Jack Smith. If Smith decides that Trump should be prosecuted then Garland should allow him to be prosecuted. It has nothing to do with Garland anymore. >
  
  Garland can still overrule Jack Smith, but if he does he can be called to Congress to explain why. >
  
  He won't overrule. He hired Jack Smith because he wanted someone to give these cases his full, undivided attention. Garland is running a huge department and has many other chores. >
  
  He also wanted the investigation removed from politics.  He wants a clean investigation, and to keep himself at arm's length to avoid accusations of political motive.
  While the AG is supposed to be independent, he is appointed by, and serves at the pleasure of the President. He is a politicized figure. >
  
  Only when a Democrat is in office. Otherwise, the DOJ gets run by republican bag men with no scruples while everyone shrugs. >
  
  The DOJ absolutely will indict Trump before Spring >
  
  The rumours are that Smith will act fast on the Mar a Lago case and will recommend indictment sometime in January.
  The Jan 6th report that will take many months to write, they have tonnes of documentation and interviews to go through and many people are implicated in criminal behaviour. I know he has a head start but the average special council investigation takes 2 years to complete. >
  
  Wasn't the Jan 6th report just released? >
  
  The special counsels Jan 6th report indicating whether Garland should indict or not. >
  
  I'll believe the American justice system is still functioning if and when merrick garland does something >
  
  One of our two justice systems is working. Specifically the one for the poors >
  
  We found out in 2017 through 2020 that the supposedly "Non Political" DOJ was overwhelmingly MAGA, and the only thing that has changed since then is a few portraits in their Lobby, so prepare for the worst.