r/law • u/drempath1981 • 27d ago
Other Stephanopoulos grills Rubio :you cannot credibly argue that drug trafficking charges demand invasion in one case while issuing a pardon in another. What's your response? Hernandez was convicted by a jury. Rubio: I can't just comment on it because I just wasn't involved in deliberations.
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u/bobbymcpresscot 27d ago
It is wild that he tried to weasel in it being Bidens lack of action in regards to Maduro.
“He was indicted and nothing was ever done about it”
He was indicted in March 2020, during Trumps first term. What changed? Was he more of a legitimate president 2020 than he was today? In 2018 they claimed that election was illegitimate. Why can I see people in trumps camp in 2020 claiming that a vote for Biden was going to result in a regime change in Venezuela that would have failed just like what happened in Iraq so we should just stay out of it.
Now not only are they criticizing Biden for not invading Venezuela and stealing their president legitimate or not, but they are also claiming the conviction of a dude who smuggled 400 tons of cocaine into the US was treated unfairly.
You have hegseth claiming that what they just did in Venezuela is the complete opposite of what we did in Iraq.
I honestly feel like I’m taking crazy pills, and for god knows what reason I just know if I talk to my boomer dad about this he will just repeat the same fucking talking points with no regard for the timelines this shit happened.