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Martin68

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2. This is bad news. The administration 's lawyers broke laws by lying to the jurors in the Grand Jury investigation.

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)

Tue Nov 18, 2025, 11:10 AM

11 hrs ago

Hopefully it is just a temporary setback. While it is unusual to release Grand Jury evidence, in this case it is necessary to prove that the Grand Jury investigation was severely tainted by Trump's stooges in the DOJ when they lied to the jurors regarding the evidence that the government had against Comey.

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Judge in Comey case blocks order mandating DOJ hand over grand jury evidence [View all] BumRushDaShow 16 hrs ago OP

Biden appointee or no, Nachmanoff's is a ridiculous abuse of "due process." Period. ancianita 16 hrs ago #1

it is not a denial of due process. it's standard procedure in a situation such as this. onenote 11 hrs ago #3

Fine. If that's the judges' system then I guess I wrongly complained. ancianita 10 hrs ago #4

This is bad news. The administration 's lawyers broke laws by lying to the jurors in the Grand Jury investigation. Martin68 11 hrs ago #2

This is not bad news. Trumpdumper 9 hrs ago #5

I'm afraid in this case you are mistaken. The Trump administration lawyers and DOJ personnel committed egregious Martin68 7 hrs ago #6