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Re: BREAKING: Trump probably broke the law in an effort to obstruct Jan. 6 proceedings, judge says

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So where is the investigation?

It's just ludicrous not to charge an ex-president. It's the fundamental rule of law principle [everyone is subject to law] and the DoJ doesn't vigorously defend it.

And yet US law was used to extort a payment from a member of the British royal family who desperately wanted to avoid embarrassing his mother.

You see how it looks, I hope. Unless the DOJ sorts things out, non-Americans will say that even-handed justice isn't really an American value.


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BREAKING: Trump probably broke the law in an effort to obstruct Jan. 6 proceedings, judge says
By: clo2
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Mon, 28 Mar 22 7:36 PM
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BREAKING: Trump probably broke the law in an effort to obstruct Jan. 6 proceedings, judge says

A federal judge said that former President Donald Trump “more likely than not” committed obstruction by attempting to put a stop to the congressional tally of the 2020 election results on Jan. 6, 2021.

U.S. District Court Judge David Carter made the comment at the end of a ruling over emails that Trump ally John Eastman was trying to shield from the Jan. 6 committee.

more:
http://www.nbcnews.com/politics/donald-trump/federal-judge-finds-trump-likely-not-tried-illegally-disrupt-electoral-rcna21857?


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