Trump Criminality

[Hymie]

On CNN they are taking about Joe Biden’s administration giving Trump and his cronies immunity from prosecution for their criminality over the last 4 years - let's hope not.

[Khandro]

I wonder how long it's going to take for those Brits celebrating the removal of Donald Trump, - particularly in the light of talk already of Obama's, "back of the Queue" jibe - to realize that they are losing a very good friend and ally?

As the old saying goes: Be careful what you wish for.

[Hymie]

webbo3 – I don’t have exclusive rights (on this site) to post details of criminality committed by US politicians. You are welcome to start such a thread on Biden if you have any such information.

[jim360]

// With Biden calling for unity from all sides does anyone really think prosecuting Trump, if there is something even there to prosecute for, would be a good idea?//

Every time I write my response to this before posting I come up with a different answer. Part of the reason is that I keep worrying that any answer I give is based on treating Trump as already guilty of something, which is clearly the wrong attitude.

I suppose it boils down to this: nobody should be above the law; it is in the public interest that the guilty are brought to justice; it is *not* in the public interest to persecute people for the sole crime of being your political enemies.

[gulliver1]

Did I read somwhere that Trumps daughter is his chief adviser . If so he could have borrowed Cummings from Boris and made a proper mess up.

[ummmm]

Trump is a psychopath in the true sense of the word.