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edhopper

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23. The cases have already

Reply to LymphocyteLover (Reply #20)

Sat Oct 11, 2025, 01:49 AM

Oct 11

Succeded in scaring his opponents.

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It doesn't matter if Comey and James get their cases dropped eventually [View all] edhopper Oct 10 OP

It will matter, especially if there is discovery or countersuits. There are other counters as well. . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Oct 10 #1

plus is they start sanctioning th elawyers bringing the cases for malicious prosecution moonshinegnomie Oct 10 #18

At this point pfitz59 Oct 10 #2

I firmly believe that. Mr. Evil Oct 10 #12

Lawyers are being suid, and I am sure that James is looking forward to sticking to both Bondi and trump Escurumbele Oct 10 #19

The point is to inflict suffering C_U_L8R Oct 10 #3

I was wondering this myself. When people talk about malicious prosecution ... Alice B. Oct 10 #4

The members of the TSF Administration better hope that Sneederbunk Oct 10 #5

Well, I've had enuf. Karma13612 Oct 10 #6

Harris JustAnotherGen Oct 10 #8

Whoever the next Democratic president is, Mr. Evil Oct 10 #14

We seem to have a grand jury problem... lame54 Oct 10 #7

Good point - why did the grand jury support an indictment if the case was so feeble? TheRickles Oct 10 #10

The aphorism "a Grand Jury will indict a ham sandwich" is very true Ponietz Oct 10 #11

It's been years, otchmoson Oct 10 #16

The thing with grand juries that make getting an indictment such a low bar... InstantGratification Oct 10 #21

Thanks. This info is helpful, even if you are NAL. :-) TheRickles Oct 10 #22

I had to look up what exculpatory evidence was! electric_blue68 Oct 11 #24

Pretty sure they can ask questions InstantGratification Oct 11 #31

Ty. Your conjecture about the prosecutor 's reply sounds probable. electric_blue68 Oct 11 #32

With the Markets crashing, he's the one in big trouble. multigraincracker Oct 10 #9

It does matter Prairie Gates Oct 10 #13

Okay we get it. Now, how about laying out how resisting tyranny works. How about we do more of that. ancianita Oct 10 #15

Usually with death edhopper Oct 10 #17

these cases will FAIL... and will reveal how weak trump is LymphocyteLover Oct 10 #20

The cases have already edhopper Oct 11 #23

Have they? Tish James doesn't seem scared. LymphocyteLover Oct 11 #25

Going after Tish James will backfire on them. marble falls Oct 11 #27

it already has-- apparently Halligan didn't even notify Bondi that she was going to indict James LymphocyteLover Oct 11 #28

I hope it gets stickier and deeper. marble falls Oct 11 #29

Please read my OP edhopper Oct 11 #33

It does matter if these cases get droped. Dropped cases means fewer will be filed to begin with. marble falls Oct 11 #26

Yes Trump doesn't care if the cases are dropped. The damage has been done. Irish_Dem Oct 11 #30