Former Biden White House spokesperson Jen Psaki had some interesting advice for members of her party regarding the indictment of former President Donald Trump: don't celebrate. No one should even weigh in on the news. Don't buy merchandise gloating about the charges or the arrest. It would be best if Democrats "stay out of it." Now an MSNBC host, Psaki probably faced some backlash as the news overjoyed the left. An indictment is something liberal America has been waiting for, but we all know grand jury indictments mean almost nothing. I won't be shocked if this case falls apart, though it could be a long legal slog to that conclusion. The ham sandwich axiom comes into play regarding Trump's charges, which stems from his hush money payment arrangement with former adult entertainer Stormy Daniels. A liberal district attorney from Manhattan, Alvin Bragg, indicted Trump from the recommendation of a grand jury comprised of some of the most vicious liberals in the country. The charges being considered are misdemeanors that this prosecuting office is trying to elevate to felonies, and the statute of limitations has expired. Still, Psaki urged liberal Democrats to take a vow of silence, especially when trying to predict the case's outcome. Disgraced and now-incarcerated attorney Michael Avenatti, who represented Daniels in the initial lawsuit against Trump, tried to do this, and it blew up in his face (via Fox News): Psaki could be preparing her side for disappointment because other narratives were supposed to be the end of the Trump era in American politics and never panned out. The Russian collusion hoax was the most sustained attempt to remove Trump from office, and it failed. The Mar-a-Lago raid last summer, which was meant to provide the basis for a case of mishandling classified documents against Trump, also fizzled. It seems unlikely that porn payments will be the legal kill shot. |
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