Garland Hits Trump With Special Prosecutor

CPT (Join to see) - Out of curiosity, how long did it take to fix Herbert Hoover's mistakes? Trump and Hoover both left the United States in about the same place economically, especially in terms of the number of jobs lost.

I don't actually agree that Trump left the US in as bad of shape as Hoover. He had both notable successes and failures. Job loss is far too complex a topic for 'the land of the oversimplified answer' (a.k.a. Rally Point).

CPT (Join to see) - I'm basing my position on facts. Hoover and Trump are the only presidents in the last century to leave office with fewer jobs in the economy than when they entered office.

Capt Gregory Prickett - This isn't the hill I want to die on. No comment.

Please. When Garland opens an investigation into Hunter Biden I'll retract my comment. If Trump decided not to run, I doubt Garland would have announced a special council for the ongoing investigation. Deciding to criminally investigate an announced presidential candidate by the current president’s administration, one in which Biden intends to run for re-election is unprecedented.

Perhaps Smith will have better luck than he did with Gov. Bob McDonnell. Garland may not be breaking any laws but the appointment of a special counsel screams political motivation by a political Hack.

CMSgt (Join to see) - OK, if you don't want to discuss your position based on facts and the law, that's your choice. Of course, that means that others get to dismiss your position as conspiracy theory BS.

If you want to ignore the fact that politics plays a role at the national level you go right ahead.

CMSgt (Join to see) - I'm willing to ignore anything that isn't supported by evidence, particularly when the one asserting something refused to support his position with evidence.