Special Counsel Moves to Dismiss 2 Felony Cases Against Trump
Special Counsel Moves to Dismiss 2 Felony Cases Against Trump
Dated: 2024-11-25. Added: 2024-11-25.
The special counsel, Jack Smith, asked a federal judge in Washington on Monday to dismiss the indictment charging President-elect Donald J. Trump with plotting to subvert the 2020 election, bowing to a Justice Department policy that says it is unconstitutional to pursue prosecutions against sitting presidents.
Minutes after the filing in Washington, Mr. Smith made a similar filing to an appeals court in Atlanta, ending his attempts to reverse the dismissal of the other federal case against Mr. Trump. In that case, Mr. Trump stood accused of illegally holding on to classified documents after he left office. Prosecutors said they intend to pursue Mr. Trump’s two co-defendants in the documents case.
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If real life was a movie, this is the part when the villain is winning and is getting everything they want. Like the end of Empire Strikes Back. All feels lost. Thankfully, in the movie the heroes are waiting in the wings rebuilding for the best chance to strike.
Unfortunately, in real life there are no heroes waiting.
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Yeah, the next generation is cooked.
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It was apparent years ago from the infinite delays that he was never going to face justice. This doesn't even upset me. I came to terms with it a long time ago. He will never face justice. Ever. Come to terms with it yourself, or you'll be perpetually emotionally at the mercy of a system designed to protect people like trump. It's a harsh lesson about the reality of the world we live in, and I was happier before I learned it, but it is better to view the world as it is, not as we wish it was. You cannot fix things until you see how they are truly broken.