Some how, some way Garland has to go after McConnell.

[edhopper]

He deserves the revenge and we deserve the justice.
McConnell is so obviously corrupt and most likely compromised by the Russians that some digging should turn up something.

I want McConnell to rue the day he stopped Garland from getting a seat on the SC.

(Yes, I know this is fantasy and Garland is too honorable to do it. But I can dream, can't I?)

[vlyons]

1. If I had a magic wand,

I'd let you wave it all day.

[Lucinda]

2. I think the investigations against McConnell's wife

are going to be a part of Mitch 's downfall...

[luv2fly]

3. It can't be about revenge

It has to be about justice.

[edhopper]

7. Why not both?

[luv2fly]

14. If it's about revenge, then we're like them

And we are not them.

[Scrivener7]

4. Let's indict tfg first.

[edhopper]

9. let's do both

[Scrivener7]

12. No. Before anything else, let's indict the former guy.

[edhopper]

13. Can we start the investigation into McConnell?

Please?

[dem4decades]

5. What crime?

[qazplm135]

6. conduct unbecoming

a reptile.

[edhopper]

10. This for one

https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-features/mitch-mcconnell-man-who-sold-america-880799/

More recently, reports emerged that McConnell’s wife, Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao, had set up a pipeline in her department to funnel grants to Kentucky to lift her husband’s political prospects. And as Trump’s trade war with China escalated, uncomfortable old stories began to recirculate about how McConnell “evolved” after he met his future wife in the early Nineties, going from being a fierce China hawk to a potent ally on Capitol Hill. Chao’s father, James — a Chinese American shipping magnate and close friend of former People’s Republic dictator Jiang Zemin — gave McConnell and his wife a huge gift in 2008 that boosted the senator’s net worth from less than $8 million to nearly $20 million. While “Beijing Mitch” doesn’t have quite the same ring as his new moniker, McConnell’s change of heart on Russia was hardly without precedent. (McConnell declined to comment for this story.)

[Fiendish Thingy]

8. The only area for investigation I can think of is the Russian owned factory in KY

Mitch greased the skids for that project, but don’t know if any laws were broken.

Aside from that, going after McConnell for revenge would make Garland’s DOJ just like Barr’s, wouldn’t it?

[edhopper]

11. read this

https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-features/mitch-mcconnell-man-who-sold-america-880799/

More recently, reports emerged that McConnell’s wife, Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao, had set up a pipeline in her department to funnel grants to Kentucky to lift her husband’s political prospects. And as Trump’s trade war with China escalated, uncomfortable old stories began to recirculate about how McConnell “evolved” after he met his future wife in the early Nineties, going from being a fierce China hawk to a potent ally on Capitol Hill. Chao’s father, James — a Chinese American shipping magnate and close friend of former People’s Republic dictator Jiang Zemin — gave McConnell and his wife a huge gift in 2008 that boosted the senator’s net worth from less than $8 million to nearly $20 million. While “Beijing Mitch” doesn’t have quite the same ring as his new moniker, McConnell’s change of heart on Russia was hardly without precedent. (McConnell declined to comment for this story.)

[Hortensis]

15. The ONLY "some how, some way" would be prosecution of an actionable crime.

No provable case, no "lock him up."

The Republicans are not just corrupt as hell, but infectious.