Sure. Go ahead and make him your candidate. You’re not picking up Dems or Independents with these indictments. |
It tells you how much the average Republican voter prizes their party over their country. |
The court rules give the chief judge power to bend them "whenever necessary in the interest of justice and expediency, the Court may modify the assignments made to active or senior Judges" |
Coming from one of the losers who worked for and attempted to legitimize Trump, he can go sit quietly in the corner. They knew what he was and what he was doing (imagine the crimes each of them witnessed that we don’t even know about yet!) but they thought they could ride the tiger. I have no interest in anything said by any idiot Republican on this subject. |
I assume this report just means that she signed the summons. That's the only logical place for the judge's name to appear on the summons. The report also says that Magistrate Judge Reinhart is also on there. Magistrate judges often handle arraignments instead of district judges, but I can't figure out why two judges would sign it. |
Also should add that, while I've never practiced in SDFL, in every federal court I'm familiar with, the trial judge gets assigned after the arraignment, not before. This all seems premature worrying. |
I was just about to quote the archive director. Forgive me, early morning insomnia when watching an interview, so paraphrasing. Private records, such as the presidents “personal diary” can be kept. Probably personal letters, things like that. Everything else belongs to the “American people.” He wanted to make it clear that these documents belong to us. |
If he’s pardoned that’s like telling any future POTUS that they are above the law and can do anything they want. At a minimum he should be under home confinement. |
Agree it may be premature, but everybody is remembering that she is in the circuit and could be assigned permanently. |
WaPo reporting that Trump says valet Walt Nauta, who moved the boxes at Mar-a-Lago, was also indicted. |