The Partisan Divide on Issues

[David Horn]

(05-19-2021, 07:32 PM)Classic-Xer Wrote:

(05-17-2021, 04:52 PM)David Horn Wrote:

(05-17-2021, 01:52 PM)Bob Butler 54 Wrote: It feels to me like things are coming to a head again as they have not for a while.  Georgia and New York are targeting Trump.  The DC courts are circling Barr and his so called Justice Department.  Florida is holding meetings where the state law gives the governor the right to block extradition.  They are circling Gaetz too.  I have a feeling that we will some day move from ‘it is in the works’ to ‘it is happening.’

Can you run a presidential campaign while not daring to leave Florida?

It would be popcorn worthy for the governor of one state to block extradition to another on any felony case -- and that's where these charges lead.  Even the RW SCOTUS will choke on that one, assuming certiorari of course. If the target is Trump, I doubt they can dodge it on any basis, so assume that yes, they will get dragged into it. Of course, the Southern District of New York may bring a Federal case, and no governor can block that, so that may be better: drag him to NY to face a Federal trial, then hit him with the state cases once he's there.

It's your way of thinking (tribal thinking) that's going to end with a lot of leftists and so called Democrats being targeted and eliminated all over the country. Dave, with me, you've pretty met your match because I can change, slide morality and the rule of law  off to the side  and embrace, impose and apply  your way of thinking too. I never thought that I would be here to see the day when an older communist like you and some of the others embrace and go along with fascism. I assume that your recent philosophical/Ideological  about   face or turn to fascism has something to do with necessity at this point.

Where's the Fascism?  Seeing Trump in jail for his obvious crimes isn't Fascism.  It's justice.  Trump may pull it off, and escape yet again.  If he does, then he does.  If won't be right, but the rule of law is pretty strict.  The burden of proof lies with the prosecution.