As Americans paid their taxes Monday, a historic event began in New York.
In a moment worthy of “On the Waterfront,” the great movie about corruption and brutality in the Big Apple, theMake no mistake about what is going to happen. It is a historic day in which corruption and the American constitutional system of freedom through the rule of law will collide. In this struggle, only one side will survive.As Gregg Jarrett wrote, this is a “pernicious attempt to steal an election through abuse of our legal system.” Mr. Jarrett asserted that Mr.
Mr. McCarthy said this prosecution “will threaten the legitimacy of the justice system — on the public acceptance of which the rule of law hinges.”is pathetically weak. As Kim Strassel of The Wall Street Journal wrote, “what we really do have here is a charge that seems to be in search of a crime.” Jeffrey Lichtman said that “this case is a joke.” Randy Zelin of Cornell Law School wrote that “this is a weak case.” Jed Handelsman Shugerman from Fordham and Boston universities said, “The Trump indictment is a legal embarrassment.”
The unfairness and corruption of the left’s system have led to a countervailing popular movement that gains strength with every attack on Mr.. Every act of contempt toward his values and supporters — and every example of the left’s failure to deliver on anything — strengthens this opposition movement.campaign offices, and paint “Make America Great Again” on their cars and trucks.
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