The end of lawfare attacks on Trump?

 The Blaze:

That rumble, thud, and explosion heard in the wee hours of Nov. 6 was the sound of the largest investigation in FBI history crashing into the dustbin of history.

When Decision Desk projected that the commonwealth of Pennsylvania gave Donald J. Trump the 270 Electoral College votes he needed for victory, the Jan. 6 ship of state fell to earth like the Luftschiff Zeppelin Hindenburg in Lakehurst, New Jersey, on May 6, 1937.

Boom.

Perhaps at no time in the modern era has a presidential vote been watched so keenly as January 6ers watched the evening of Nov. 5. Their cries of redemption broke the early-morning calm on Nov. 6 across all 50 states.
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Instead of focusing on the issues in a campaign the Democrats decided to try to criminalize their opposition and brought cases against Trump and some of his supporters.  Clearly, the majority of voters rejected that approach to politics. Thi should be a return to sanity.

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