Another pointless and one-sided editorial from the Free Press. You should allow space for counter-arguments.
First: Is it clear that the Adams prosecution wasn't political in the first place? Because it very much seems that he was subjected to prosecution because of his comments on immigration.
Another pointless and one-sided editorial from the Free Press. You should allow space for counter-arguments.
First: Is it clear that the Adams prosecution wasn't political in the first place? Because it very much seems that he was subjected to prosecution because of his comments on immigration.
Secondly: is it really such a threat to the rule of law when a prosecutor drops charges... in order to get cooperation on other issues? Isn't that rather common in law enforcement?
Finally: if the Free Press is pining for "School House Rock" constitutionalism, it would be nice to have a real debate. Progressives do not give a single flying fuck about the rule of law or constitutionalism. When elite interests are a stake-- bailing out big finance, bailing out GM, unilaterally altering immigration policy- education policy-environmental policy, ignoring the Supreme Court to cancel billions in student loans-- progressives are silent... and the Anti-Trump conservatives are far more concerned with Trump than with the progressives who deploy "the rule of law" as a cynical ploy...
Another pointless and one-sided editorial from the Free Press. You should allow space for counter-arguments.
First: Is it clear that the Adams prosecution wasn't political in the first place? Because it very much seems that he was subjected to prosecution because of his comments on immigration.
Secondly: is it really such a threat to the rule of law when a prosecutor drops charges... in order to get cooperation on other issues? Isn't that rather common in law enforcement?
Finally: if the Free Press is pining for "School House Rock" constitutionalism, it would be nice to have a real debate. Progressives do not give a single flying fuck about the rule of law or constitutionalism. When elite interests are a stake-- bailing out big finance, bailing out GM, unilaterally altering immigration policy- education policy-environmental policy, ignoring the Supreme Court to cancel billions in student loans-- progressives are silent... and the Anti-Trump conservatives are far more concerned with Trump than with the progressives who deploy "the rule of law" as a cynical ploy...