USA Today Rex Huppke
This is so bad
I don't want to live in a country where Trump could be held accountable
Now that my favorite president, Donald Trump, is facing a 37-count indictment from the feds, I join with my brothers and sisters in MAGA, and with all sensible Republicans, in saying this: Im not sure I want to live in a country where a former president can wave around classified documents he's not supposed to have and say, This is secret information. Look at this, and then be held accountable for his actions.
I mean, what kind of country have we become? One in which federal prosecutors can take evidence before a grand jury, and that grand jury can vote to indict a former president for 37 alleged crimes? Look at all the other people out there in America, including Democrats like Hillary Clinton and President Joe Biden, who HAVENT been indicted for crimes on the flimsy excuse that there is no evidence they did crimes. THATS TOTALLY UNFAIR!
Note: not sure I've done this correctly pls let me know if I've displayed too much,,,,, or done something wrong.

mahatmakanejeeves
(67,064 posts)KarenS
(5,050 posts)biting, even.
werdna
(1,161 posts)Rex Huppke is a noted humorous columnist, previously having worked for the Chicago Tribune.
mahatmakanejeeves
(67,064 posts)I end up with a screen-filling barrage of pop-up ads and autoplay videos.
It's so difficult to read the article that I've given up trying.
And good morning.
Native
(7,264 posts)SouthernDem4ever
(6,619 posts)The magats won't get it and agree with it.
marble falls
(68,897 posts)Native
(7,264 posts)I enjoyed it. If my MAGA relatives still spouted their BS in my presence, I would hit back with this.
markie
(23,684 posts)1st thing this am when I got up... good piece
Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin
(129,764 posts)Though I have the impression some MAGAs might take him seriously.