Garland prepares to release Jack Smith’s report on the 2020 election subversion case against Trump, a development that has generated a wide spectrum of reactions, ranging from impatient anticipation to cynical skepticism. Many express frustration over the perceived delay, questioning why the release isn’t happening sooner, with some believing the report’s impact will be diminished by the timing. The protracted timeline fuels concerns about the effectiveness of the Department of Justice and leads to accusations of foot-dragging.
Garland’s perceived slow pace in releasing the report has prompted intense criticism. Some observers satirically detail the Attorney General’s imagined slow movements, emphasizing the drawn-out process and suggesting deliberate delay tactics.… Continue reading
Special Counsel Jack Smith dropped all charges against Donald Trump for election subversion and classified document retention, citing Department of Justice policy preventing the indictment of a sitting president. This decision, deemed a “miscarriage of justice” by some, leaves Trump facing only Georgia election charges and potential future re-filing. Critics argue this establishes Trump’s position above the law, while supporters celebrate a victory for the rule of law. The outcome is widely interpreted as a significant development in the ongoing political and legal battles surrounding Trump.
Read More
The anticipation is palpable as Special counsel Jack Smith gears up to present ‘substantial’ new evidence against former President Donald Trump in the January 6 case. Finally, the public will have a glimpse into the extensive investigation into Trump’s role in the 2020 election subversion and the Capitol attack. It’s been a long time coming, but the wait seems to be worth it as Judge Tanya Chutkan has given the green light for the Justice Department to reveal information not yet known to the public.
The significant court filing set to be presented on Thursday holds the potential to shed light on Trump’s interactions with then-Vice President Mike Pence and other crucial moments in late 2020 and early 2021.… Continue reading
Matt Underwood 
John Q. Hosedrinker