Dems frustrated with the failure of their lawfare campaign against Trump

 DC Daily Journal:

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The legal warfare against Donald Trump was supposed to be the clincher for anyone running against Donald Trump in the 2024 election cycle, but it backfired tremendously. It only made Donald Trump stronger and helped his case that they are unfairly targeting him.

In the aftermath of all this, the Trump haters are losing their minds and they don’t know what to do with themselves. The Left and the “Never Trumpers” are collectively having a moment of denialism that their prime enemy Donald Trump is on top again.

Former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirschner has once again made headlines with his outspoken condemnation of Donald Trump’s legal challenges, offering a passionate and overblown response to recent delays in Trump’s sentencing. Kirschner’s frustration boiled over when Manhattan prosecutors filed a motion on Tuesday to support further delays in Trump’s sentencing for his conviction in New York, suggesting that his legal troubles could be paused during his presidency.

Rather than acknowledging the legal complexities involved, Kirschner quickly blamed the Supreme Court, accusing the justices of enabling Trump to avoid accountability. “They are why the rule of law is failing,” he said, placing the blame squarely on the judiciary for allowing Trump to escape consequences. His response to these developments seemed more about venting personal frustration than about addressing the nuances of the legal system or the realities of presidential immunity.

In an emotional tirade on his YouTube channel, Kirschner declared, “I got to be honest, I am one p*ssed off prosecutor. I am one angry American,” a statement that reflects his personal animus toward the former president rather than an objective assessment of the legal process. Rather than accepting that legal proceedings can be complicated, particularly with the unprecedented situation of a president-elect facing criminal charges, Kirschner’s rhetoric paints a picture of a system completely broken by political maneuvering.
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Their major problem is that most Americans clearly do not think Trump is a crook.  He made most of his money in the real estate business including building luxury complexes.  I get the impression they really oppose him because they support a more radical liberal agenda.

See also:

Exclusive: Article III Project Head Wants Accountability for ‘Criminal Conspiracy’ Against Trump

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