[DAILY DISCUSSION 01/12/2024] What do dramatards think of Trump's civil fraud case? Do people think it's politically motivated, or is this just the civil service doing their job?

Yeah, that's kinda what rubs me the wrong way. On one hand, I get the idea of no one being above the law. On the other hand, Letitia James isn't really an impartial prosecutor on this issue, clearly has special interests in play, doesn't seem to be really interested in doing the right thing.

I remember when she threatened to prosecute Cuomo, not that I like the guy, but there was very little evidence and just more noise. He steps down, then she tries to run for governor before Hochul pulled the breaks on that one.

So I just see a pattern of bias here and it makes me think. Like I'm not in the room, but somehow I doubt the judge would throw out the case. He seems like a "greater good for democracy" guy, and that in turn makes me think that he's a dumbass.