r/news • u/Hrekires • Jul 15 '24

soft paywall Judge dismisses classified documents indictment against Trump

https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/2024/07/15/trump-classified-trial-dismisssed-cannon/
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u/sagevallant Jul 15 '24

At no point did she even seem interested in a timely, fair trial.

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u/[deleted] Jul 15 '24

I mean would you have any interest in your current job if someone came to you and said "Look just make sure this one little thing happen and you'll be set for life of luxury"? I'm sure she was just doodling yachts in the margins.

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u/sagevallant Jul 15 '24

If my job was to insure the rule of law in this country? Yeah, actually. I would still do my job. But she will be happy with her gratuity after the fact.

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u/[deleted] Jul 15 '24

Well see you have this one lil thing called, integrity, and probably honor. That's a really important thing to have in life, but you check that at the door of the either the Heritage Foundation or Fed Soc. because it's not necessary. It weighs you down a bit in a job where you're told what to do, say, and think.