Merrick Garland’s dereliction of duty

It’s totally absurd that we should have to plan for the contingency that DOJ is just too timid to go after these efforts by its own former underlings to engineer a criminal coup d’etat on behalf of a president unwilling to accept defeat in a fair national election. Absurd!!! https://t.co/t5STZJnksZ— Laurence Tribe (@tribelaw) December 5, 2021

Seditious conspiracy carries a sentence of up to 20 years. Trump committed it. These 15 traitors also need to be held criminally liable for the attack on our elections and 1/6 Capitol.

Why has @January6thCmte not subpoenaed these?

Why no DOJ charges?
pic.twitter.com/lyYp92pqQS— Beki Knott (@lotsofuss) December 5, 2021

Jan 6.
15 people.
Not one has been charged by the Justice Department or subpoenaed by the @January6thCmte pic.twitter.com/oaeRfHXopa— Don Winslow (@donwinslow) December 5, 2021

“We cannot have a system where a current president can’t be prosecuted, and then, because we don’t want to look backward, the former president can’t be prosecuted; that they’re somehow too big to jail.”
–Laurence Tribe— QuoteDigger (@QuoteDigging) December 5, 2021