Four words. You need to put 3 of those words back, please. Four if we count the "$8" as two words.

Did you just switch gears from AntiFa to a completely separate group looting stores?

You do realize that the store looting is not AntiFa and that the vast majority of those who agree with AntiFa philosophy (fascism is bad) doesn't support the store looting?

You're just lumping all of your bogeymen into one pile in hopes that something works.

Trump suing to prevent himself from testifying is in itself the beginnings of a trial.

1. Pleadings

2. Discovery

3. Trial

4. Appeal

No judge wants to be the reason Trump is granted a mistrial. It sucks that he's able to game the legal system, but a good judge is required to operate within the boundaries of the law and the law allows for frequent delays.

On the bright side, he's running out of lawyers good enough to craft reasonable excuses for repeated delays.

I'm so looking forward to this chapter in American history being done with.

Thanks, GOP.

Yes, but he is dealing with an entirely different caliber of federal and state investigations now. I believe he knows that his only chance now is delaying court proceedings. Once evidence is allowed to be presented to a jury or a FISA court, he's fucked.

Much as this would destroy the Republican party as we know it today, I like the idea of more political parties in America. It causes parties to require compromise to get things done, instead of one of two major parties always angling for complete control.

Assuming a GOP split into multiple parties, I would support the Democratic party splitting into Centrist and Progressive parties for the same reason.

We already have caucuses within each party. Let's just make them full parties and do away with this GOP vs Democrat nightmare we have now that produces nothing but gridlock.

The RNC already said they will stop covering his legal fees if he runs again in 2024.

That tells you all you need to know about their opinion of his political usefulness going forward.

The GOP will turn a blind eye to insurrection if someone's politically useful, but they turn on him fully the moment he costs them in the midterms.

Tells you all you need to know about the values and ethics of the GOP.

Special Counsel is appointed in part to prevent bias or the appearance of bias in the investigation, isn't it? This is an important distinction, as Congress itself definitely has a political agenda in nearly everything it says or does.

With that being said, Trump is a stain on our country and deserves to be behind bars, but I wanted to highlight the reason that testifying before a Special Counsel and testifying directly to Congress are very different for a current President. (Which Trump definitely is not.)