Trump Is Never Going to Jail.

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[halkun]

"Not even the president is above the law"

Didn't know I was lied to growing up

[masondaub]

I have no idea how firing the judge who is trying to prosecute you is not considered criminal obstruction of justice

[grandjedimasterbill]

Gotta love how SCOTUS settled on "Presidents can't be prosecuted for their crimes" instead of "Presidents shouldn't be committing crimes".

[J-WOT]

In a sense, the American people were the jurors and voted to give him permission to pardon himself.

[benjarsenault]

Nixon: Resigns after doing something illegal.

Trump: Gets reelected after being charged with 34 felonies.

[karakask]

I never understood the idea behind not prosecuting a sitting president. Shouldn't the executive branch be interrupted if the president is committing felonies?

[MaddestRaven]

It should now be illegal for any employer to ask after criminal history, felony charges, etc. Because clearly we don't ACTUALLY care.

[zjpdarkblaze]

i can feel the depression of people here and this channel. 😅

[snyden]

I'm so glad that they took 3 years to prosecute him in order to not look biased. Congratulations! You don't look biased, but was it worth it?

[FerretJohn]

What bothers me the most is the Classified Documents case. I'm ex-Navy, served as an Operations Specialist, surface radar & communications, basically the eyes and ears of the ship. In that job I handled classified documents every day, I took that seriously, and if I had taken a single file home I'd be up on disciplinary actions, if I took several boxes I'd be in a fast car headed to Leavenworth. Trump took 310 boxes, stored them in a bathroom, waved them around like trophies, some of them so sensitive they made what I handled look like a restaurant menu, who knows who's seen them, and refused to give them back. And now not only is he getting away with it he gets to play with more documents. What a joke...

[RayBetterThanEvilCanival]

Trump officially has the most unbelievable plot armour in existence. This man is immune to consequences for his actions.

[danyoke-yrsu]

Maybe you and Jack Smith can do a show together when he gets fired in January...

[notmemeoftheweek]

Well if the president won’t be held accountable for his crimes then why should I?

[Libarate]

'Justice Delayed is Justice Denied' has never been epitomised more.

[vindex]

They had four years and mountains of evidence. What a joke.

[jefrey]

Trump really suck the joy and happiness within this channel and dear God the comments 😂

[kielmeakin]

Wasn't the whole point of getting rid of kings to have a head of state be liable?

[aldotorres]

2016: "But her emails!"
2024, after trying to overthrow our government and stealing sensitive documents: "I'm voting for the convict!"

[rebeccaroten]

It was so weird watching republican campaign ads at the state and local level this election, because they were all like “tough on crime” and “putting criminals behind bars, ” yet they made a convicted felon president.

[Whitewing]

If anyone is above the law no one is protected by it.