So, the guy who “plotted” to kill former President Trump on the golf course in Florida is facing life in prison.
Seems to me I remember an “attempt” on VP Pence plotted a few years ago. Do different laws apply? I guess the case special prosecutor Jack Smith is taking to court is just a much slower process than that provided for the would-be assassin.
Like former President Trump, the assassin had a plan and evidence provided the proof. Witnesses, not so much.
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Kratz: Do different laws apply to the boss?
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By Demo Kratz | Sun City
So, the guy who “plotted” to kill former President Trump on the golf course in Florida is facing life in prison.
Seems to me I remember an “attempt” on VP Pence plotted a few years ago. Do different laws apply? I guess the case special prosecutor Jack Smith is taking to court is just a much slower process than that provided for the would-be assassin.
Like former President Trump, the assassin had a plan and evidence provided the proof. Witnesses, not so much.
I submit that if we all stop and think back to Jan. 6, 2021, the feelings about the former president may become clear. The whole world watched the attempted coup in disbelief.
Sadly, thugs who were leading the crowd are doing time. What about the boss?
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