The day it's against the law to piss off the President is the day America has reversed its independence.
this post was submitted on 11 Feb 2026
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It basically is when he had the full DOJ indicting and investigating anyone he doesn’t like.
Sue, you’re not going to jail for saying a mean thing, you’re going to jail for a typo you corrected on a mortgage application instead.
That’s not much better. And they’ll fight you until you’re broke.
Trump: "Waaah! Waaaah! The Democrats are doing lawfare just because I incited an insurrection, hoarded top secret documents and refused steadfastly to return them, paid off a pornstar to hush up my affair and committed countless instances of fraud!"
"You're the president now."
Trump: "To the lawfare-mobile!"
I mean, sure, sometimes you want to prosecute and there's just not enough there to justify it. It happens. But shit like this, there should be some type of blow back. Six people went on camera to state what the actual god damn law is, and Pirro tries to have them indicted for that? Abuse of power or something. Fuck I wish these fucks had consequences.
Should be a foregone conclusion for anybody who knows the USMCC. Or the Geneva Convention. Or the history of the Nuremberg trials. Or has a modicum of human decency.
So obviously Trump's goons tried for an indictment.