The DOJ is trying very hard not to make a decision that can be criticized. They fear the appearance of politicizing any action–either to indict or to acquit. The problem is; that’s not their job. Their job is to proceed with efficiency from investigation to decision. They have been sitting on tons of interviews, documents, the January 6th Committee materials, and other pertinent evidence. They have allowed a potential criminal (Trump) to announce his intention to run for president in 2024. They have witnessed probes in both New York and Georgia. They have listened to tapes that every American heard. They know more than we know and they still don’t act. The Special Prosecutor will not shield the DOJ from the criticism of idiots who choose to deny Trump guilt in any of the several criminal investigations. The white supremacists will be there for the duration. It’s time to put the cards on the table. We saw what happened in New York. The District Attorney, Alvin Braggs, dallied so long that his chief assistant had time to write a book for the American people to show the amount of damning evidence that was ignored by Braggs as he made to quizzical decision NOT to pursue Trump charges. Now–after publication– Attorney Braggs is suddenly compelled to re-activate a criminal probe. Is that the way our justice system is to work? A DA acts out of public embarrassment instead of out of a sense of duty? Is that the way the Federal DOJ investigation will proceed? Will it require an attorney in Merrick Garland’s office to break ranks and threaten to expose the US Attorney General for his failure to act? Where does that place our American justice system on the ethical scale? Let’s hope we can finalize the Trump matters soon–before Trump announces that he’s a candidate for Pope.
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