Trump classified documents case: Special counsel urges appeals court to reverse dismissal
Trump classified documents case: Special counsel urges appeals court to reverse dismissal
Personally, I urge the impeachment of Judge Cannon... amongst a sea of corrupt officials they truly are someone who stands head and shoulders above the rest.
I can’t believe that anyone appointed by Trump is allowed to preside over Trump the defendant. That’s the most blatant conflict of interest I’ve ever heard. It’s cartoonishly corrupt.
I can't believe they're allowed to keep their positions when they were given those positions by a literal traitor to the nation. Same with his shitty policies.
Corrupt detective's cases are all put on hold and past ones looked over when found corrupt. Why isn't the fucking presidency any different? It should be more prevalent in this case.
Lawyers on podcasts I listen to have said it's normal and OK, but that Cannon is the exception who's making it look worse than usual. She's clearly in the tank for Trump. I'd also like to see her impeached.
She is so blatantly biased. I wonder if even this Supreme Court would back her up.
She seems to have been advised by Clarence Thomas on this, so the idea to do this came from the supreme court.
Thomas did not definitively answer the question, but U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon echoed his approach to Trump’s election interference case
With Joe stepping down and a surge of support for Kamala, is there a point where the Supreme Court has to accept they’re not winning this time and switch to clean house of people who overplayed their hand?
People need to show up, vote, and flip the house.
If we can flip the house and keep the senate, she can be impeached. She can’t be impeached now, because the corrupt folks that wanted her are protecting her.
Yeah a ton of people who are lining up to vote for Harris also need to vote to flip the house.
Even above Clarence Thomas?
Yes, I think that Judge Cannon is much more blatantly corrupt than Clarence Thomas and I don't say that lightly.
I’m glad they did it, but I’m frankly a bit mystified that they didn’t get the ball rolling on this sooner. The (clearly nonsensical) dismissal happened a while ago.
It takes time to get all your paperwork and argument sorted, and then more time to get an appeal scheduled.
We don't want this falling through because a procedural mistake.