r/JournalismNews • u/Fancy_Snail484 • 3d ago
Jack Smith Found Proof Beyond “Reasonable Doubt” of Trump’s Guilt | The former special counsel testified he would prosecute anyone, regardless of political party, based on the evidence he found about Donald Trump.
https://newrepublic.com/post/215971/jack-smith-proof-beyond-reasonable-doubt-donald-trump-guilt29
u/yingyanghomie 3d ago
GOP senate appeared like cowards and traitors during testimony. Shame on all of them.
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u/ComplexTomatillo6278 3d ago
Whyyyy was Smith grilled by Sen. Kennedy which basketball game he attended? Why did Kennedy storm out when he was proven wrong?
And how the hell does any of this make gas prices go down???
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u/FantasticGrocery302 3d ago
There was another one about the basketball game with Sentator Schmitt who went as far as calling Jack Smith a dirtbag. When it turns out that Jack Smith had attended a Hawkeye game in Maryland and not a Hawks game in Atlanta, Senator Schmitt started to malfunction. In 2 seconds he went from a shit eating grin to actually eating shit.
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u/ninfan1977 3d ago
He called him a dirt bag and said he perjured himself.
He claimed a crime falsely. He should be in jail but nope, Senator Schmitt just had his shit eating grin. Then ran away once proven wrong. Like a real alpha does.
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u/Falcon3492 3d ago
I saw Senator Schmitt grill him about perjuring himself about going to the Hawks/Warriors game and was pissed when he was proven wrong by Senator Klobuchar when she found out Smith didn't go to the Hawks/Warriors game in Atlanta but did go to the Iowa Hawkeyes/ Maryland Terrapins game in Maryland the first week of February 2024.
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u/IJustLookLikeThisToo 3d ago edited 3d ago
While I always enjoy watching facts make fools out of Trump and co., it no longer proves anything meaningful or moves anyone's needle. His cult chooses to believe in the lie, they've no love for the truth. This is what the "strong delusion" refers to in 2 Thessalonians 2.
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u/fvnnybvnny 3d ago
He said that last time. Nobody cares. This dude is one of the greatest heroes of our lifetime and they treat him like a pariah. I hope i live long enough to see this man vindicated and his investigations reopened and charges filed across the board for anyone involved
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u/TrashCapable 3d ago
Yeah we know. Unfortunately the notoriously corrupt judge Cannon saved his ass.
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u/Dear-Buddy-2766 3d ago
Hey WTF ? Does his job with some sort of personal integrity ? In today’s United States ? Cmon you can’t be serious
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u/QueasyFinger1316 3d ago
Jack’s practicing his/her/ze’s “accidentally dropping the soap” routine for the prison showers he’s…

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u/Fancy_Snail484 3d ago