Trump-Biden Debates set

[Dill]

(05-21-2024, 03:23 PM)Mike M (the other one) Wrote: So?
We were all informed of the same thing, yet I didn't feel some need to be there. 
Trump is being held accountable. He's only been brought up on one FEDERAL indictment that I am aware of. And it appears to be on shaky ground. 
Is it? 
Biden staff donate to group that pays bail in riot-torn Minneapolis
https://www.reuters.com/article/idUSKBN2360SY/
New York Democrats redirecting contributions from police to bail funds
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/politics-news/new-york-democrats-redirecting-contributions-police-bail-funds-n1221201

No idea what the links are meant to prove. They demonstrate that many Democrats think current laws regarding bail
discriminate against poor people. So more Dem attempts to make justice apply equally to all citizens. Relevance to this discussion? 

And there is an ATTEMPT to hold Trump accountable. But it's not easy when he has appointed many of the
judges who control his prosecution and he has a regime party behind him. 

E.g, The Republican Georgia governor has signed into law a newly passed bill by the Republican legislature which allows them to 
remove state prosecutors from office. That should be disturbing to those who thought "Well, even if he's president he won't
be able to stop prosecution or pardon himself from conviction in state courts." He may not have to.

It is still a real possibility that he could be elected president and squash all prosecution--in part because enough voters 
would be ok with trashing rule of law. The latter is the real problem. Millions of voters now don't know what rule of law is, and so can't tell whether
Trump has violated it, or they don't care; they want their Dear Leader anyway. To stop the far left fascist communists Trump warned them about.

And that is just a jaw-dropping upending of our justice system--a leader who attempted a coup back in power with the blessing of millions. 
In part because he convinced them, against all evidence, that the election which ousted him was 'rigged."  No US leader has ever had such
direct control over so many million minds, that he can convince them of his innocence against the evidence of their own eyes. 

If Trump gets off, it would not be the first time that the Right has successfully crushed the judicial system to preserve its own. '