03-31-2023, 10:12 AM
(03-31-2023, 12:49 AM)Dill Wrote: Caring for "fairness" means not letting these wealthy elites continually scoff at the law while breaking it.
Hard to judge fairness when we haven't yet seen charges or evidence
--yet all manner of Republican leaders and celebrities are stepping forward to do that right now.
Anyone who breaks the law should be "fair game" for prosecutors, don't you agree? That we have never had such a scofflaw president before should not exempt this one from rule of law.
Perhaps if Nixon had not been pardoned, Trump would have behaved better--or never been elected.
The party of personal responsibility ought to be concerned about "fairness" as well,
and stop supporting someone who publicly breaks the law again and again while his party rushes to protect him.
Last I checked, President Trump has never been convicted of any crime. He bears the same rights we all do:
Innocent until Proven Guilty
If he is convicted, then we can discuss an actual crime that was proven he committed.
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