Or maybe what is dangerous to democracy is nominating a habitual criminal to the highest office in the form of Trump. Who not only does not respect democracy, but seeks to undermine it.Grace wrote: ↑Fri May 03, 2024 8:03 amRight now the nation has a president or puppet master, who are attempting to destroy a political opponent by “weaponizing” the court system against that opponent. And that is what is dangerous to democracy.Bootstrap wrote: ↑Fri May 03, 2024 7:48 am
If there's any evidence of that at all, it should be investigated. I think the House of Representatives would be happy to jump on it if you can find them some evidence.
But have you looked at how dictators like Hitler actually come to power? Often, by promoting claims like you just made. It gets to be part of the group think. It builds power for them. So this kind of claim, without evidence, can be dangerous to democracy. That's why we need ways to investigate them in a democracy.
Kind of astonishing the degree of power that Trump says he wants to destroy his political enemies. Not what I would want a president to do. The DOJ should not be used for personal vendettas or political vendettas.
Most normal candidates (including every other Republican candidate) don't have any difficulty avoiding committing over 90 felonies.