| SpokenTruth said: A list of former federal prosecutors (735 and growing) across decades of experience have co-signed a statement which proclaims that President Trump would be charged with obstruction of justice IF...if he were not president. It is primarily the policy of the Department of Justice to not indict a sitting prescient (as noted in many statements, interviews and Mueller's own report). But all 735 (and growing) feel that sufficient evidence exists that would not only amount to charges but multiple convictions if Trump were not under the aforementioned policy protection. Of the 735 listed, 341 have served 10 years or longer which suggests they were appointed and/or server under presidents of both parties. 176 served for 20 or more years. 71 served for 30 or more years. These are not partisan hacks. Some served across 7 to even 8 different presidencies. They have a combined federal law knowledge of tens of thousands of years of experience. This is proof the Department of Justice is using policy rather than warrant and justification to defend the president and prevent an indictment. |
Another case with big numbers like 30,000 emails agree's with you, except for the word proof. It's always the good one's that get away isn't it?
