And a big fuck you to Merrick the Meek

[Aviation Pro]

May you live a long, miserable life, you fucking dry piece of milquetoast.

[DaBronx]

1. It is a travesty

That i am only hearing this name now. Absolutely perfect. Merrick the Meek! Forgive me if I have missed this reference in the past.

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2. Yep, because trump should be in jail instead of soon to become president. again.

[Fiendish Thingy]

3. No Fuck You's to the Roberts court?

Why do you let the real villains off scot-free?

IMO, They should all live short and miserable lives, with reputations that are appropriate to their deeds, and not protected by the misguided scapegoating of Garland.

[Autumn]

5. No fuck you for them. Every fuck you goes to Garland, the head of the so called

Justice Department.

The mission statement of the Department of Justice (DOJ) is to:
Uphold the rule of law
Keep the country safe
Protect civil rights
Enforce federal law
Defend the interests of the United States
Ensure public safety
Prevent and control crime
Seek just punishment for those guilty of unlawful behavior
Ensure fair and impartial administration of justice for all Americans

He looked out for one man. Donald fucking Trump.

[Fiendish Thingy]

7. Donald Trump would still be president -elect regardless of who the AG was

The Roberts court would have ensured there was no trial before the election, and the AG, any AG, would have been powerless to stop them.

[GreenWave]

21. A real AG would have seen the real and present danger on J-6 and not dawdled to face the dragon.

Instead Garlic went after the dragon's poop.

[Fiendish Thingy]

25. Trump could have been indicted on January 20, 2021

And the Roberts court would have ensured he would not have stood trial before the 2024 election.

Scapegoating is easy, and requires minimal critical thinking.

[Autumn]

39. Had Garland done his job the stolen documents alone would have kept him from

the presidency. No fucking politician could have supported him after that.

[Fiendish Thingy]

45. You seem to have forgotten who the judge on that case was.

What could Garland have done differently that would have changed the obstruction of Judge Cannon?

[Autumn]

48. The truth would have been released. Trump would have been prosecuted early enough so that hag could

have been replaced. But no matter what the truth would have been told.

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29. Yeah, fuck them too, but trump should've been in jail long before...

the corrupt SCOTUS 6 got involved with their wrong, wrong, wrong 'official act' bullshitl

Merrick the Meet failed miserably.

[JohnSJ]

4. No, a big FU to the American people who voted for this deviant who tried to overthrow the the government.

and the same to those who refused to vote or voted third party.

There was no ambiguity who the sociopath was, and they still voted for him.

add most of the illustrious press to this list, wall street, etc.

The country will be paying dearly for this.

Except for essentials, I will go OUT OF MY WAY, NOT TO BUY AMERICAN.

[brush]

32. Absolutely. Well said.

[Politicub]

8. I always felt like it was a weird trolling flex to nominate Garland

He failed at what should have been his top priority - making sure Trump was persecuted to the fullest extent of the law. There was no greater duty for someone in his shoes.

Of course, that didn’t happen. I’m glad some of the rioters have experienced some fleeting justice. But Trump should have never gotten close to ever being president again.

It’s too late now to do anything about it.

[brush]

33. Right. Going after the chief insurrectionist should've been...

Garland's first order of business upon taking office. There's nothing more obvious. He tried to overthrow the government.

[republianmushroom]

10. 47 months and counting, thank you Merrick the Meek.

14 days Jack.

[yellow dahlia]

11. And why is Article 3 of the 14th Amendment being ignored at this juncture?

There is no rule of law!

Is there no Constitution as well?

[republianmushroom]

12. Because it is way, way to political for our AG, Merrick the Meek and the DOJ.

It has been ignored for 47 months and counting.

[Mr. Sparkle]

13. Try every week for the next 4 years.

[LivingInASociety]

14. I forget where I read this

Or who wrote it, but the writer opined that Garland is at heart and by temperament a judge, so putting him in a prosecutorial position was not the best fit. Too bad the rule of law has to suffer for it.

[dalton99a]

15. Well, there is still time. Be patient

[berksdem]

16. patient for what exactly?

nobody is riding in on a white horse to save the country at this point.

[Bluepinky]

46. We don't know what he's doing behind the scenes, we must be patient.

We need to wait for the right time for him to indict Trump. Funny how he wasn’t afraid to go after Hunter and Joe Biden, but he seemed terrified of Donald.

[3Hotdogs]

17. Dunno. Inconsistant. On one hand, you don't give a fuck. On the other hand, you give a "big fuck you"

to Merrick.

[DENVERPOPS]

18. Along with

Mueller............who I believe was a lifetime Republican, but didn't want to push for anything, because he didn't want to destroy his beloved Republican Party

[gab13by13]

36. I have no problems with Mueller

Mueller, under Barr, indicted or got guilty pleas from:

George Popadopoulas
Paul Manafort
Rick Gates
Michael Flynn
13 Russian Nationals
3 Russian companies
Richard Pinedo
Alex van der Zwaan
Konstantin Kilimnik
12 Russian GRU officers
Michael Cohen
Roger Stone
Sam Patten

Mueller also teed up prosecutions of Trump;

Obstruction of justice
"individual one"

The only reason that Mueller did not indict Trump was because he was a sitting president.

Bye the by, when is Garland going to release the entire Mueller report? How about the Smith reports?

[Autumn]

40. Those reports will never see the light of day. Democrats were no help there either.

[Clouds Passing]

19. Well said APro!

[GreenWave]

20. NO more repugs as AG or FBI director. Way too partisan.

[2naSalit]

22. The husk of...

A souled being.

[lark]

23. I hope he cries every day for the way he destroyed America out of bribes, threats or just plain cowardice.

His wife should have divorced him and taken all his money - it would only be fair for payback on the destruction of us!

[ScratchCat]

24. The worst part is

That Donald Trump was never detained and interrogated for allegedly having high level, top secret documents at his personal residence while foreign nationals and known spies visited said residence, but Joe Biden and Mike Pence were "forced" to submit to interviews over the retention of a few PDB's.

If that doesn't sum up the bizarro world we just lived in, I don't know what does.

[doc03]

26. I don't hear from his defenders anymore. nt

[gab13by13]

28. Empty Wheel is still defending him

What I bitched about was Garland's pyramid strategy, to only go after unwashed Magats. How the fuck did that work out?

It wasn't just Garland's failure to go after TSF, there were plenty of other people who were never president who Garland could have investigated and prosecuted.

The J6 committee even sent Garland criminal referrals for Ken Chesebro and Mark Meadows and Garland shit canned them.

Garland took Scott Perry's phone and made a big deal out of it, then gave it back to him and Perry started investigating the FBI.

The people in Trump's inner circle who Garland could have sent to prison are now big shots in Trump's administration.

If Garland knew that the Supreme Court was going to protect Trump, that makes him complicit. There are crimes that Jack Smith can prosecute "candidate Trump" for but time ran out.

[Orrex]

34. Oh yes, the "pyramid strategy" has been the go-to answer for years

"He's building a case," the cheerleaders insisted. "You can't rush these things."

It's so great that we didn't rush these things, or Trump might have escaped accountability.

[Autumn]

42. I do. They are still on the job anytime there is a thread about Garland.

[Orrex]

27. Thank goodness he avoided the appearance of a political agenda

Yeah, an insurrectionist traitor rapist racist bigoted felon will avoid any and all real accountability for any of his crimes, but Garland maintained his pointless charade of meaningless neutrality, so justice is served.

[gab13by13]

30. Way back when Garland went public saying he would not be partisan,

I asked the question that was never answered sufficiently, who was Garland speaking to? Democrats weren't committing crimes.

Garland told Magats he would not be partisan against them and boy, he wasn't, he was partisan against America.

[DaBronx]

31. All the while

He steadfastly clutched his pearls that were gifted to him by Susan Collins no doubt.

[Emile]

49. That must be why he went after Hunter Biden.

Hunter Biden was not an elected politician and Garland maintained his neutrality.

[Kaleva]

35. Do you feel the same about Biden? Garland's boss.

[gab13by13]

37. Remember when Garland released the lying Hur report?

Hur trashed President Biden and Garland released the entire report.

Joe was furious at Garland and his White House counsel sent Garland a blistering letter condemning Garland's release of lies.

That argument that we can't bash Garland because Joe appointed him has seen its better days.

[Kaleva]

41. But Biden kept him as AG

Maybe you feel Biden shouldn't be held accountable for that. That the buck doesn't stop with Biden .

If one bashes Garland, then one must also bash Biden.

[Autumn]

43. Biden admitted Garland was the wrong choice. It wasn't Biden's job to investigate Trump.

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[Kaleva]

44. And yet Biden still kept him as AG

[Autumn]

47. The DOJ was not Biden's job. The shit would have hit the fan had he fired the old fool.

It's enough for me that Biden admitted he was a bad choice.

[Picaro]

38. Milquetoast

Is exactly the term that leaped into my head whenever I saw him.

He was really not the right man for the job.