The narrative is “they were indicted for just asking questions”. However the reality is, the indictment doesn’t say that. I’m certain you read it and can agree with me. Right?

Libs have no business lecturing to others about a persons past when they elect the shady characters of their own party

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How many have had fraudulent charities or universities?

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Indictments does not mean much when a person can indict a ham sandwich.

Oh please.
https://www.investors.com/politics/editorials/clinton-foundation-donations/

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The State did file the charges. It says so right at the top of the indictment.

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:rofl:

Wut?

No they can’t. AGs aren’t prosecutors.

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The fake electors in Pennsylvania aren’t charged with a crime.

The fake electors in Georgia are, though.

Attorneys general

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Pelosi lost the gavel in 2022 thanks to President Trump…just saying…

The wheels of justice are turning. No one is above the law.

After all the talk of a. “red wave” election in 2022, if you want to count 2022 as a Republican victory, go to town.

Mmmmmm. Might want to check that.

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Ridiculous.

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Fact.

No, it isn’t.

Yes, it is. The law can be used to prosecute any citizen.

Now that’s true. But it isn’t.

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Then, no one is above the law. There may not be someone with the will to prosecute, but that doesn’t make someone above the law. It just means the powers that be have calculated the risk and made a choice.

It makes the perpetrator above the law.

hildawg ha ha

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