Why there is bias on who gets prosecuted for crimes.

Because Trump received a grand jury subpoena for documents and he obstructed justice by causing his lawyers to lie about his compliance with that subpoena.

Not that complicated.
Nope raid was first
 
And that somehow relieves him of the responsibility of insecurely storing and sharing confidential documents that HE NEVER HAD AUTHORITY TO POSSESS AT ALL? You're a moron.

It's not like Biden was storing them in the ballroom of a public beach club. They were in his garage at home. And none were of the TOP SECRET classified documents which threatened national security.

Nor did the CIA lose a record number of agents in the year in which the national security documents went missing. Unlike 2021 when reports flowed in from all over the world of agents lost. Just like money flowing into Donald Trumps personal bank accounts at the same time.



 
Folks call trump a Felon because of a liberal judge and demand they haven't gone after the Democrats. This is why Harris-led office, ATF stonewalling probe into 'collusion' with anti-gun group lawsuit: House Oversight chair

Colmes listed all the evidence that made Hillary quality, then claim she didn't have intent because she was too stupid to know she was violating the law. She graduated from Harvard, and claims she didn't know what destruction of evidence or obstruction of evidence was. She was Secretary of State and claims she didn't know the rules when handling Classified documents were. He wouldn't do that if Hillary was a Republican.

The rules for Republicans are different from the rules for Democrats.

Remember when the Supreme Court said... The President can choose who to prosecute and who to not prosecute...
 

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