It is time for America to begin the recovery of its once\u002Dadmired system of justice
The Trump impeachments were completely unfounded in law and in fact and were never intended as anything other than maintenance of the holy Democratic myth that they have an unlimited right to persecute Donald Trump.
On the January 6 congressional committee, the Republicans were represented by Trump-impeachers and that party’s chosen representatives were rejected by Speaker Pelosi. Mrs. Pelosi said it, on the latest episode: ”No one is above the law,” and the former president “has a right to prove his innocence.”
No American should be under the slightest illusion that this is the point at which their criminal justice and political systems have arrived; and no American should imagine that there is an informed foreigner in any of the scores of better functioning democracies than the United States, who is not appalled by this spectacle.
The pending case, as has been frequently noted, is a stale-dated alleged misdemeanor that has been grossed up to a crime because of the allegation that it was committed to facilitate a felony. It is a rickety case patched together on the testimony of a disbarred and convicted perjurer presenting extorted evidence on the basis of a corrupt plea bargain.
There is some evidence that the comparatively small number of voters who neither admire nor abhor Mr. Trump are unimpressed by this form of skulduggery. The Democrats seem to forget that they only defeated Mr.