(08-27-2023, 10:58 AM)homebiscuit Wrote: I like Jonathan Turley. He always presents good level-headed legal analysis. 

What Trump's scowling mugshot means for an America full of rage | Fox News

...The fact, however, is that many on both sides relish the rage. I have previously said that the most unnerving fact of what I have called "the age of rage" is that people secretly enjoy it. Rage is addictive. It allows people to say and do things that they would ordinarily avoid in public. It is a license to hate blindly and excuse all means to achieve an end.

I think that the Georgia, New York, and the federal January 6th indictments are unwarranted and threaten free speech. Moreover, it is valid for many to object that these prosecutions could have occurred years ago, but were launched just before the presidential election so that Trump will be running from court to court through the general election.

It is also true that the Mar-a-Lago case is more serious and more substantive… and that threat is continuing to grow as a threat for Trump as witnesses change their testimony and Trump aides confirm key prosecution claims...

(08-27-2023, 03:20 PM)homebiscuit Wrote:

(08-27-2023, 03:17 PM)NYC4jags Wrote: Free speech stops being free speech When your blatant lies incite criminal and violent actions from others

It also stops being free speech when you commit 96 counts of criminal actions, directly tied to the lies you are espousing to the public

...you're indicted for 96 counts of criminal actions by politically motivated District Attorneys.