ProPublica: Federal judges chastise Trump's Justice Department
Former FBI Director James Comey has now filed his powerful motion to dismiss the bullshit seashells indictment brought by the Trump DOJ, at the direction of Convicted Felon Donald Trump. Allowing this prosecution to continue any longer is a travesty of justice. youtu.be/DMDvezZIsEs?...
Yes but the damage has already been done. All Donald wanted was to cost James Comey grief and money, He knew that the indictments wouldn't go anywhere but he's a vengeful petulant child. And his sycophants are running the DOJ FBI IRS he's purged our institutions to put his sycophant loyalist in.
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Good. But “powerful motion” sounds like something Tr**p would say. Like, “a powerful motion like never seen before.“
I hope he sues. Become the predator instead of the prey. cbwrong.blogspot.com/2026/07/the-...
Precisely It’s just a vindictive prosecution from a weak man baby
Yes it is. Stupid, juvenile actions from trump team
NEW: ProPublica reviewed hundreds of cases in which judges criticized the actions of Justice Department lawyers. We found judges nominated by both parties who are frustrated that they can no longer take the government at its word.
“chastise”? Charge the people who have lied in the DOJ. Stop this madness!
WE ALL cannot trust ANYTHING the CLOWN ADMINISTRATION says anymore. Vote of no confidence. Everyone needs to get fired. Remember:
Lower courts are doing their job it's the highest court in this country that is corrupt
Sure, but without punitive measures, why the fuck should they start being candid? Trump is pushing misinformation as a weapon, and we are allowing him complete freedom to deceive.
"Unlawful, unethical, and unseemly", is pretty much the entire life-story of Donald J. Trump.
Unlawful conduct warrents jail and disbarment.
"In one case, the government included documentation claiming a detainee had been convicted of marijuana possession in 2009. That detainee, the judge noted, citing what she called the government’s persistent 'sloppiness,' would have been 4 years old."
To think, it took only about a year for the government to lose all credibility.
Trump has done so much real damage
From cops pushing AI written police reports with obvious mistakes in them, to DOJ lawyers making stuff up, I hope there’s a judge’s revolt against some of this tomfoolery.
THIS. Kinda says it all. Maybe if there were more of We The People handing out justice, more judges would do more than "criticize" DOJ lawyers. #FDT
As are the rest of us. #resist
Felon47 says HE'S the only law now. How much more will we let him get away with?
In Trump's regime the Justice Department is generally untrustworthy say many judges.
There seems to be a consensus that this DOJ is unreliable and untrustworthy. Todd Blanche, who's the man leading it while Pam Bondi did interviews, should not be confirmed. Trump will ignore it and do a recess appointment. He probably directed Mike Johnson to recess asap just for that purpose.
Then judges need to start throwing over my lawyers in the hiding cell instead of aiding and abetting this regime by allowing the lawyers to go back out and screw more lives over.
Some good news: Trump's DOJ has finally dropped its baseless prosecution of SEIU California president David Huerta for protesting ICE's brutality. This case should have never gotten this far, but its dismissal reveals how weak Trump truly is. Remember: attacking unions is a hallmark of fascism.
If I were David, I would countersue the sh*t out of them!
I hope he sues them for expenses etc
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Better news would be a horizontal motionless orange shitler
How much are these bullshit lawsuits costing taxpayers?
Their goal was not to convict Huerta. The goal was to humiliate Huerta and to ruin him financially.