You’re darn right Donald Trump is going to be indicted
The more evidence of ongoing investigations and impending indictments of Donald Trump by Federal and State Attorneys General, the more pundits on the Left insist that nothing is going to happen. This is as infuriating as the cognitive dissonance we see on the Right in their blind worship of TFG.
But the evidence is clear that Trump is being investigated for many crimes, including trying to illegally overturn our free and fair election. It has been reported that Trump was in direct violation of the Presidential Records Act, personally illegally destroying presidential records. He was also personally involved in trying to illegally seize voting machines after his loss in the 2020 election. Also, at a rally in Texas, Trump illegally called for his followers to stage another assault on the rule of law. These crimes were all just revealed in the last TWO DAYS and don’t even include the ongoing investigations of financial fraud in New York, or election interference in Georgia.
Two reasons have been posited for why Trump will never be indicted. The first: because it is unprecedented for a former U.S. President to be indicted. There’s nothing in the constitution nor in the law that prohibits such, so there is no reason for this precedent not to be broken. The second and rather compelling reason is that, for decades, Trump has been a Russian informant to the U.S. and therefore has been given a pass for his crimes by law enforcement in exchange for his Intelligence (an oxymoron if ever there was one). But, if anything, evidence points to Trump being an agent FOR Russia AGAINST the United States. We literally dodged a bullet by decisively electing Biden.
There is also the third reason given: that Trump is Teflon, and nothing sticks. That one is simply nonsense. No former American President has ever been indicted, but there’s a first time for everything.
Chicago native Lorraine Evanoff earned her degree in French from DePaul University then became a Certified Financial Manager. She worked as a finance exec in film production for seven years in Paris, then in Silicon Valley during the dot-com era, and later for various Hollywood production companies, notably as CFO of National Lampoon. She is currently living in Los Angeles with her husband.