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In reply to the discussion: Bondi's DOJ dropped 23,000 criminal cases -- incl. hundreds of investigations into terrorism, white-collar crime & drugs [View all]

Oppaloopa

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13. That is how she did it here in Florida
Reply to bigtree (Original post)
Tue Mar 31, 2026, 02:18 PM
20 hrs ago

She referred everyone to a web site for bad business

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Bondi's DOJ dropped 23,000 criminal cases -- incl. hundreds of investigations into terrorism, white-collar crime & drugs [View all] bigtree Yesterday OP
K&R spanone Yesterday #1
Congress should look into this. Kid Berwyn Yesterday #2
WHAT ????? popsdenver 20 hrs ago #12
No. I mean Congress should investigate DoJ dropping 23,000 criminal cases. Kid Berwyn 20 hrs ago #15
Sorry, popsdenver 16 hrs ago #24
that's really not true about Dems with a majority bigtree 13 hrs ago #27
Keep the criminals on the street where you can keep an eye on them bucolic_frolic Yesterday #3
As the economy tanks Johonny Yesterday #4
DURec leftstreet Yesterday #5
Deport working people, minding their own business, and let the criminals go free. sinkingfeeling Yesterday #6
They were probably clearing the caseload in preparation for all of the expected political prosecutions. ChicagoTeamster 23 hrs ago #7
Political Persecutions groundloop 21 hrs ago #9
to go after Democrats on trumped up charges samsingh 22 hrs ago #8
GOP is the party of Law & Order. But it's only a performance, like the show on the teevee. No substance.nt Exp 21 hrs ago #10
And then initiated more than that number to go after immigrants. Ironic since Trump family name was Drumpf. nt Evolve Dammit 20 hrs ago #11
That is how she did it here in Florida Oppaloopa 20 hrs ago #13
This kind of incompetenced that's riddled Farmer-Rick 20 hrs ago #14
The Grifter Regime Icanthinkformyself 20 hrs ago #16
That's a lot of work... lame54 20 hrs ago #17
To digress a little into a local level not fooled 20 hrs ago #18
Of course! White collar criminals are Trump's people. Initech 19 hrs ago #19
That is the main reason for the refusals, I am betting. OldBaldy1701E 3 hrs ago #29
It's simple: If the perp is white and votes R, they won't prosecute ... FakeNoose 18 hrs ago #20
Tough on crime. Sure. n/t SpankMe 18 hrs ago #21
The GOP is soft on crime. nt City Lights 17 hrs ago #22
Huge story, potentially scandalous and corrupt. She will be pardoned of course, but story should be pursued. nt wiggs 17 hrs ago #23
If the prosecutions were underway, there must be court records that state attorneys general could get pat_k 15 hrs ago #25
No criminal left behind. travelingthrulife 15 hrs ago #26
Of course they did. They are incompetent, unprofessional, and focused solely on retribution against Trump's critics. Martin68 13 hrs ago #28
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