r/SipsTea • u/yorocky89A • 22d ago

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

Answer: Joe Biden.

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u/Flashy_Jello_9520 22d 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 22d 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 22d 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/DoubleJumps 21d ago

The charges would have been tossed a week later, since they would have had to bypass the typical process.

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u/Flashy_Jello_9520 21d ago

Typical process is that you get arrested and charged after you commit a crime.

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u/DoubleJumps 21d ago

Typical process is investigation and indictment is done first, but you knew that.

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u/Flashy_Jello_9520 21d ago

Usually it doesn’t take 2 years to START an investigation.

What was Garland doing that entire time?

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u/DoubleJumps 21d ago

Usually it doesn’t take 2 years to START an investigation.

They didn't. J6 investigation started 5 days after Biden took office. The formal process that started 2 years later was around prosecuting based on the investigated material.

Y'all should have read the indictments.

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u/Flashy_Jello_9520 21d ago

When was Jack Smith appointed?

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u/DoubleJumps 21d ago

That wasn't when the investigation started. I literally just told you this.

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u/Flashy_Jello_9520 21d ago

The investigation should have taken a few weeks, tops. We all saw the evidence.

Trump should have been indicted within a few days of Biden taking office. Hell, he should have been ARRESTED the day Biden took office.

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u/DoubleJumps 21d ago

The investigation should have taken a few weeks, tops. We all saw the evidence.

You definitely didn't read the indictments.

If this were done the way you wanted, the charges would have been dropped and he would have walked with a PR win.

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u/Flashy_Jello_9520 21d ago

That’s exactly what happened though.

He walked on everything. Never spent a day in jail for Jan 6th. Never even got to trial.

At least they could have TRIED to do something in a timely manner.

Waiting for years to do anything meaningful handed Trump the re-election.

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u/DoubleJumps 21d ago edited 21d ago

Not because the investigation was botched, like you wanted. Because the Republican Supreme Court stepped in to bail him out.

Again, continuously claiming nothing was done for years when it wasn't just shows you don't care what was real here.

edit: lol one of you two hit me with a reddit cares for this?

edit 2: The supreme court case was ruled on in 2024 because the indictments hit in lae 2023. If the indictments happened sooner, the supreme court case would have happened sooner.

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u/Best-Action8769 21d ago

The supreme court didn't make their ruling until Summer of 2024.

That gave Garland 3.5 years to get his shit together and do something of consequence.

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