Re: the question raised in the meme here, as much as I hate Trump and desperately want to see him face justice for his myriad crimes, I actually don’t think I could convict him of that particular crime. If I …
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Discussing the fear that the U.S. may not have survived the coup attempt, a reader notes: Yes it did. But I would love to see some laws changed to make it a lot harder if there is a next time. …
Federal prosecutors are expanding the charges against nine high-ranking “Oath Keepers” to include seditious conspiracy, which carries far more prison time than using “force to oppose the authority of the federal government” and “the lawful transfer of power to President …
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The only change I would make here is to change the verb was to is. This is happening “as we speak.” Trump has a significant level of support, both in Congress and in the electorate. When he says the election …
The indictments for seditious conspiracy against 11 of the white supremacist “Oath Keepers” is good news for the American justice system, but it raises the stakes, heightening the imperative to go after those who attempted the coup from within the …
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