The sad end of a once grand republic
Robert Spencer says New York district attorney Alvin Bragg's indictment of Donald Trump marks the end of the USA as we once knew it:
Update: Margot Cleveland says this is the beginning of police state tactics. And Tristan Justice says many other Republicans should be wary that what's happened to Trump is bound to happen to them as well.
Donald Trump has been indicted on the thinnest of charges. House Judiciary Committee chairman Jim Jordan, House Oversight Committee chairman James Comer, and House Administration Committee chairman Bryan Steil recently wrote a letter to Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg, the destroyer of the republic, pointing out that “even the Washington Post quoted ‘legal experts’ as calling your actions ‘unusual’ because ‘prosecutors have repeatedly examined the long-established details but decided not to pursue charges.’”And the worst part is, what's being brewed now doesn't guarantee Trump will be reelected:
Even the New York Times on March 9, in an article about how criminal charges were pending against Trump, that “hush money is not inherently illegal.” Working hard to justify the looming pseudo-legal banana republic action of arresting the sitting president’s principal opponent, the Times suggested that “the prosecutors could argue that the $130,000 payout effectively became an improper donation to Mr. Trump’s campaign, under the theory that because the money silenced Ms. Daniels, it benefited his candidacy.” So the whole thing rests on a novel legal theory. Charlie Kirk of Turning Point USA tweeted: “Alvin Bragg lowered 52% of criminal charges in NYC last year to misdemeanors. He just bent over backwards legally to raise the charges against Trump to a felony. WITCH HUNT!!”
That it certainly is, and worse. Former TV and radio host John Cardillo warned: “Don’t downplay the severity of this indictment. There’s still another GJ in NYC, one in GA, and a federal one connected to the Special Counsel investigation. We are watching the political weaponization of our entire criminal justice system. This is a constitutional crisis.”
Much more is coming. Many are saying that the indictment hands Trump the election of 2024, but it’s actually designed to do just the opposite, and the designers are not stupid people. The objective is to prevent Trump from being able to run in 2024, or failing that, to make it impossible for him to win. The average American still has unreflective confidence in our institutions, and will assume from the very fact of Bragg’s indictment, and the others that are certain to come, that Trump must be some kind of criminal. The flimsiness of the cases won’t matter. The public perception will be formed, and that could be enough in himself to make sure that Trump doesn’t return to the Oval Office on Jan. 20, 2025.I'm sure a lot of conservatives would like to see this as a sign that light's at the end of the tunnel. Unfortunately, if history is to be learned from, that's not necessarily the case at all, and much worse can be coming into view. And RINOs like Utah's governor can end up aiding the far-left in taking everything from worse to hopeless. All this is why the USA is sadly bound to end on an extremely sad note.
Then if all this legal harassment somehow fails, there is still the ballot harvesting, mail-in ballots, and all the rest of the new system that has been carefully put into place and will ensure that neither Trump nor any other dissenter from the Left’s agenda will have a chance to win in 2024.
Update: Margot Cleveland says this is the beginning of police state tactics. And Tristan Justice says many other Republicans should be wary that what's happened to Trump is bound to happen to them as well.
Labels: anti-americanism, communications, Moonbattery, New York, political corruption, RINOs, United States, US Congress, White House
