I am asking here because all the political subs don’t allow a question, and US politics used to seemed so simple until to understand this man came along.
I am asking here because all the political subs don’t allow a question, and US politics used to seemed so simple until to understand this man came along.
It feels like, while in theory it might be possible to convict a former president, in practice it’ll be literally impossible to find a jury who aren’t biased in one way or another, because everyone has a strong opinion about the man. I’d bet my life savings that for virtually every potential juror, how they voted in 2020 has a bigger impact on their verdict than any evidence either side could possibly provide.
@starman2112 @xantoxis it’s not about bias is about facts. If proved that something happens is not biased. It is called applying the law.
Lol you sweet innocent child