Trumps bizarre behavior has forced Garlands hand.

[fightforfreedom]

Garland practically begged Trump to give back the documents. Like a child playing a game, Trump gave back some of the secret documents on multiple occasions. There must have been some people around Trump telling him, they know you have the documents, you should return then.

In June, after Trump had received a subpoena, The DOJ/FBI shows up at Trumps resort and ask for the documents. They talked to Trump. Trump had his lawyers turn over another bundle of secrets. Then they the signed a document stating all documents have been returned. Now here comes the crazy part.

Soon after all this happened Trump went North to his resort in Jersey. Leaving all the secret documents laying around his resort and they were not secure. He didn't even try to hide them. That is fucking crazy.

Garland has no choice, he must indict Trump. A trial over secret documents is going to be crazy. There will be all kinds of problems and delays.

Trump is an emotional disturbed, dangerous, child. The best thing that could happen for our all of us, for the entire country, is Trump being struck down by a heart attack, a bolt of lightning, anything.

[Jim__]

1. I agree about the best thing that could happen, but Trump's father lived to 93.

Maybe his father didn't eat Big Macs - we can always hope.

[GreenWave]

2. Perhaps too many cheeseburgers will hasten his demise.

[3Hotdogs]

3. The only real hope is for him to get dementia. Have him at a rally, babbling word salads to the

point that his condition can't be ignored.

Yeah, I know, we're already there.

BUT

give him a heart attack and the response will be, he was poisoned by the deep state. His demise needs to be visible and obvious to all.

[gab13by13]

6. The absolute best outcome would have been

if he had died from Covid. His death from Covid would have shown how serious the pandemic was, and maybe thousands of Americans would not have died.

[gab13by13]

4. Trump may have returned documents that he made copies of.

What's that old saying? oh yeah. Give someone an inch and they'll take a mile.

[kentuck]

5. We may still not have known about it?

If Trump had not reported it himself. They "broke" into his home, even his safe" and they shouldn't have done it.

He was supported for a few days until the documents stolen started to become public information.

Then the Republicans began to back off. Whoa! Don't want to get to close to that shit!

[gab13by13]

7. I agree.

[Silent3]

8. Correction: Trumps bizarre behavior *should* force Garland's hand

But the bottomless reluctance to indict Trump remains.

[Danascot]

9. I doubt DOJ will indict before the election.

As much as I want to see the perp-walk an indictment or arrest I can see the logic of not giving the maggats more reason to come out and vote.

[fightforfreedom]

10. I agree.