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originally posted by: dfnj2015
Generally speaking, is it a good thing or bad thing if the president influences the DOJ based on his own personal politics?
In this case, what difference does it make since President Trump can just issue a pardon to Roger Stone immediately after he is convicted. So I don't understand why this is such a big deal in the news media.
Trump's Roger Stone power play reveals a presidency unleashed
"By bulldozing into Roger Stone's sentencing, Donald Trump sparked a mutiny by four career prosecutors,"
originally posted by: Oathkeeper73
originally posted by: dfnj2015
Generally speaking, is it a good thing or bad thing if the president influences the DOJ based on his own personal politics?
In this case, what difference does it make since President Trump can just issue a pardon to Roger Stone immediately after he is convicted. So I don't understand why this is such a big deal in the news media.
Trump's Roger Stone power play reveals a presidency unleashed
"By bulldozing into Roger Stone's sentencing, Donald Trump sparked a mutiny by four career prosecutors,"
The whole investigation was started under false pretense.
I.E. The corrupt Obama spying apparatus
originally posted by: network dude
a reply to: dfnj2015
I suppose Trump can’t have an opinion on things without tears from the left. They should get safe spaces and therapy puppies.
originally posted by: dfnj2015
originally posted by: network dude
a reply to: dfnj2015
I suppose Trump can’t have an opinion on things without tears from the left. They should get safe spaces and therapy puppies.
The four prosecutors who quit were Republicans. Why did they resign?
"By bulldozing into Roger Stone's sentencing, Donald Trump sparked a mutiny by four career prosecutors,"
In his January 7 order, Boasberg directed DOJ to retain and sequester all information and evidence relevant to both the Carter Page applications, the inspector general investigation of FISA abuse, and any additional DOJ investigations related to or spawned by the inspector general’s report. Boasberg told DOJ to provide all of the required information to the FISA court no later than January 28.