The news outlets are reporting that Judge Tanya Chutkan has granted the government’s motion to dismiss the case against President Donald Trump.
It may be hard to keep the various fake lawfare cases apart.
This was the one where the illegally appointed Special Counsel Jack Smith unconstitutionally indicted Trump for events surrounding January Sixth, and all attempts to stop the steal.
Trump’s actions, attempting to halt and investigate a federal crime, were clearly within his scope of office as president, and therefore immune from prosecution.
The Supreme Court had to intercede on the proceedings of the kangaroo court to remind them of this rule, which anyone passing high-school civics class already knew.
However, no one passing a high-school civics class can be a Dem operative, and no one not a Dem operative can be a Operation Mockingbird asset in the Fake News, hence the Minitru Media portrayed this immunity ruling as if it were a dangerous novelty rendering the president above the law, allowing him to gun down passersby at will: the pundits and media anchormen proceeded to shriek, and gibber, and vomit pea-soup, and rotate their heads like owls on national television, gnawing and clawing and cutting their own flesh and calling on Baal in their unholy phrenzy. A disturbing number of plump blue-haired cat ladies believed this blither, or pretended too, and joined in the hysterical antics, frothing and falling and writhing underfoot like rabid howler monkeys.
The indictments also charged Trump for actions which, under the Constitution, any US Citizen has a right to do, such as assemble lawfully in a public place, and petition the government for the redress of grievances. This includes speaking at a rally to encourage the public to protest a stolen election, and to ask certification be delayed until after an investigation and audit.
In this case, on January 6th, the FBI agents and Antifas staged a riot during the peaceful rally asking for this investigation and audit into the insolently fraudulent theft of the 2020 election. Without provocation, police opened fire on the innocent crowd with rubber bullets and tear gas at one point, while other officers invited protestors into the Capitol building. One rally-goer, a female veteran, was shot from behind without warning, murdered in cold blood on national television.
Unable to invent a plausible reason to try President Trump, but confident his abuse of office would never be meaningfully punished, the bogus charges invented by Jack Smith included conspiracy to defraud the United States, conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding, obstruction of an official proceeding, and conspiracy against rights.
The obstruction charges, if I understand the nuance of the law here, involve a statute dealing with the destruction of evidence under subpoena, that, is, shredding documents or bleaching computer records in order to hinder an investigation. It has nothing to do with making a speech outside of a public building to a crowd objecting to unlawful government actions.
The action for fraud is based on a phone call Trump made to a state governor, asking him to take steps to recover ballots that went suddenly missing from the count. This is not only unlawful, it is the duty of the Executive Branch to see to it that the laws of the United States are faithfully carried out, and this include election laws that penalize felonious destruction of untallied ballots.
Neither these, nor the other counts, make the slightest lick of sense, or have anything to do with any events that actually happened in the real world.
The case was dismissed without prejudice, meaning it could be refiled after Trump leaves office.
But in the meantime, the false pretense is dropped, the lawfare no longer useful, and the persecution has been put on hold. The drama now moved to the question of whether and how Trump can wreck justice on this abuse of process, and send them to jail, without the media successfully provoking more assassins to make more attempts the President’s life.
Remember that the media is a deadly enemy of the people, of our freedoms, and of civilization itself.
