Dems Just Made 2024 a Referendum on Abuse of Power and Lawfare

President Joe Biden’s Justice Department is still trying to imprison his chief political rival—including for alleged offenses similar to ones that Justice’s special counsel believes Mr. Biden himself committed. (Justice won’t charge Mr. Biden—the special counsel reported that our current president is too cognitively impaired to prosecute.) But when it comes to jailing Donald Trump, the possibly good news for Mr. Biden and clearly bad news for our republic is that friendly Democrats in New York City appear to have done the dirty work for him.

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The obscene spectacle in a Manhattan courtroom seemed to be an almost daily reminder that the protections for the accused that we all learned about in school do not exist for Donald Trump in the chambers of Juan Merchan, who allowed falsehoods to be repeated to a jury, allowed prejudicial irrelevant testimony to paint the defendant in the worst possible light, and allowed a prosecutor with an obvious bias against the defendant to bring the case in the first place. To top it off, as the defendant prepared for trial he was not even told precisely how he was supposed to have committed felonies.

Ed Morrissey

Freeman urges Kathy Hochul to issue an immediate pardon to put an end to this circus. In today's Week in Review, I speculate that Hochul might commute a sentence that includes jail time just to keep the temperature down -- and Duane's skeptical about that. Hochul won't pardon Trump, not if she plans to run for office in New York ever again. 

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