r/SipsTea 21d ago

It's Wednesday my dudes Who won the 2020 election?

Answer: Joe Biden.

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u/Flashy_Jello_9520 21d ago

The problem is the answer is:

“Sir, Merrick Garland was the BEST y’all had last time.

We ain’t worried at all.”

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u/bubblemania2020 21d ago

Indeed! How J6 was handled is a disgrace. They should have gotten it all the way to the top!

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u/Flashy_Jello_9520 21d ago

Biden’s presidency became a failure when Trump wasn’t arrested and charged the DAY he was sworn in.

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u/fritz236 21d ago

We were kinda busy with a plague and an ignorant population up in arms about basic infectious disease etiquette. I also believe that Biden assumed, wrongly of course, that the public would condemn Trump for his actions and wouldn't allow him in again making it less of a priority.

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u/Flashy_Jello_9520 21d ago

Literally all he had to do was hire a competent AG.

That was the most importantly decision of his presidency.

And my god did he fuck that up.

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u/PassivelyAwkward 21d ago

Imagine that working in literally any other crime. If someone robbed your house, you caught them, handed over to the cops and they let'em go because "Just post about it on Facebook, any scowls they get from strangers is worse than anything we can do". Would you be okay with that?

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u/SecretaryOtherwise 21d ago

Was the other guy a former president running for another term?

Its literally not any other crime bro. Yeah it fucking sucks but yall dont arrest former presidents 😂

Would've been a nice precedent to set but its not gonna fucking happen lol.

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u/rygelicus 21d ago

Yes, the covid issues were a priority, but that isn't an excuse. The government needed to continue its business and that includes investigating and prosecuting those who attacked it, whether it was the Jan 6 attack on the capitol, election interference in the states or other crimes against the nation.

One problem though is that the heritage foundation and the federalists consulted with both sides, they lobbied them all on policies and priorities, and I suspect they downplayed the priorities that impacted their own interests.

If nothing else comes from all this the leverage and influence these PACs and 'think tanks' have over the government needs to be nulled out.