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11. It is unlikely the current American court system would agree with you.

Mon Sep 22, 2025, 05:47 AM

14 hrs ago

The US SC is unlikely to rule against Trump's DOJ and even if they
did, I do not see them forcing collection of said reimbursement.

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The DOJ has zero chance of securing convictions against Lisa Cook, Letitia James, and Adam Schiff [View all] DemocratSinceBirth Yesterday OP

The government will look like absolute asses. DemocratSinceBirth Yesterday #2

The damage is done nonetheless and sends a message to others. Irish_Dem Yesterday #3

Yes. He has the entire US govt resources at his fingertips. Irish_Dem Yesterday #5

Actually, if the DOJ follows through with an attempted prosecution Wiz Imp 23 hrs ago #6

Those being sued have to hire attorneys. Irish_Dem 23 hrs ago #7

If the DOJ were to be found guilty of malicious prosecution Wiz Imp 23 hrs ago #8

It is exceptionally hard to sue for malicious prosecution dsc 22 hrs ago #9

malicious prosecution may normally be hard to sue for Wiz Imp 21 hrs ago #10

It is unlikely the current American court system would agree with you. Irish_Dem 14 hrs ago #11