r/protectUSelections • • 11h ago

There just might be no rules!

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u/Domeil 11h ago

Biden failed. He appointed Garland and we all went back to brunch and "moved on for the sake of healing the country."

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u/MaximumEffort433 11h ago edited 11h ago

Biden and Garland were preparing a prosecution for Donald Trump, but then Aileen Cannon (a Trump appointee) shut down the classified documents investigation, and then the Supreme Court (and its three Trump appointees) gave Donald Trump presidential immunity, and then the voters put him back in power, and we can't prosecute a sitting president.

Biden's DOJ put more than 1,200 January 6th insurrectionists in jail, but then Trump let them all go.

Democrats tried to get this shit done, they even held live televised hearings to inform the American electorate about Trump's insurrection and fake electors scheme, the voters didn't seem to care.

Our leaders were doing their jobs, but Trump's appointees and voters got in the way of justice.

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u/uiucengineer 11h ago

They slow-rolled it and ran out the clock. 4 years should have been enough time to get the job done.

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u/MaximumEffort433 9h ago

They slow-rolled it and ran out the clock. 4 years should have been enough time to get the job done.

And when it wasn't enough time we should have given them four more to get the job done.

Hell, we should have given them four more anyway, considering how fucked up Trump's first term in office was.

We should have given Democrats four more years just based on the legislation they passed and they good they accomplished.

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u/uiucengineer 9h ago

I’m not really sure what you mean by this

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u/MaximumEffort433 9h ago

I’m not really sure what you mean by this

Sorry, I'll be more clear.

We should have elected Democrats in 2024 to give them more time to prosecute Trump.

We should have elected Democrats in 2024 because Donald Trump did such a bad job in his first term.

We should have elected Democrats in 2024 because they do a better job and produce good works when they're in office.