The Dem's attempt to criminalize the opposition

 Mike Miller:

As I wrote in an earlier Monday article, we’re learning about the mistreatment of Jan. 6 defendants, many of whom have been held in violation of their constitutional rights, and “additional behind-the-scene accounts of just how badly their rights were infringed and continue to be disregarded have surfaced.”

In several respects, the sex-trafficking probe of Florida Republican Rep. Matt Gaetz has been similar.

Investigative reporter Glenn Greenwald — a Democrat, mind you — went OFF on the Democrat Party in a short Twitter thread after federal prosecutors decided to recommend no charges for Gaetz in the exhaustive sex-trafficking probe.

This is a perfect illustration of how authoritarian so many Democrats are.

This Democrat doesn’t know or care why career DOJ prosecutors decided the evidence was insufficient to prosecute Matt Gaetz.

What he knows is that Gaetz supports Trump, and thus wants him imprisoned.

Exactly.

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Greenwald was adamant in his condemnation:

I can’t stress this enough: at its core, Democratic politics is about criminalizing opposition to their party and ideology.

Dissenting ideas are “disinformation” and must be censored by Big Tech. Trump voters are inherently criminal (“insurrectionists”) and should be imprisoned.

Again, exactly.

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From Russian collusion to Mar-a-Lago the Democrats have tried to criminalize Trump rather than run on political issues.  They were doing the same thing with Gaetz.  It is evidence of the weakness of their political position that they respond to the opposition this way. 

They are doing this at the same time they discount the contents of Hunter Biden's laptop.

See, also:

‘It Should Force Heads To Roll’: NYT Columnist Blasts The FBI Over Matt Gaetz Investigation

And:

 The FBI’s Matt Gaetz Operation Sidelined An Effective Republican Voice At A Crucial Time. That Was The Point

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