Here's my question for Merrick the Meek

[Aviation Pro]

“How come you’re not on the fucking child rapist’s revenge list?”

Nice gig you got there, Judge Milquetoast.

[Fiendish Thingy]

1. Neither is Jack Smith

Or Obama

Or Hillary

Or Biden

Or Harris

Guess they all have “nice gigs”, huh?

[iemanja]

3. Jack Smith is

Trump has attacked him multiple times.

[Fiendish Thingy]

4. Trump has attacked lots of people

But there’s only a handful that he has convinced Habba and Halligan to risk their law licenses by actually indicting them.

Indicting Smith or Garland for any kind of made up charge would risk the entire body of evidence against Trump in his dismissed charges being made public through the Discovery process- the evidence would be used as a defense against any of the charges.

Smith and Garland appear to be squeaky clean ethically and legally, so I don’t expect either of them to be indicted.

Audited by the IRS, perhaps, but not indicted.

Same goes for Lisa Monaco, Biden’s deputy AG.

[BeerBarrelPolka]

2. Exactly

I wonder what Jack Smith thinks about this?

[republianmushroom]

5. Could this be why ?

As of April 2023, Donald Trump has been credibly accused of committing at least 56 criminal offenses since he launched his campaign for president in 2015. That total only reflects allegations relating to his time in or running for office and omits, for instance, Trump’s criminal exposure for fraudulent business dealings.

https://www.citizensforethics.org/reports-investigations/crew-reports/president-trumps-staggering-record-of-uncharged-crimes/#table

[BannonsLiver]

6. There's literally no reason for Garland to be on the revenge list.

Maybe Trump’s Christmas card list, but not the revenge list.

Our Garland Society members’ ears must be burning.

[ancianita]

7. Okay, scapegoat flogger. You don't know what you're talking about.

Trump/Patel Enemies List -- reprinted by Tim Miller at the Bulwark

Members of the Executive Branch Deep State Appendix B
"This list only includes current and former Executive Branch officials and is not exhaustive. It does not, for example, include other corrupt actors of the first order such as Congressmen Adam Schiff and Eric Swalwell, members of Fusion GPS, or Perkins Coie, Christopher Steele, Paul Ryan, the entire fake news mafia press corps, etc. "

Alphabetical by last name.

Atkinson, Michael - Former Intelligence Community Inspector General
Austin, Lloyd - Secretary of Defense under President Biden
Auten, Brian - Supervisory Intelligence Analyst within the FBI
Baker, James - Former General Counsel for the FBI, currently a member of the Brookings Institute, former Deputy General Counsel at Twitter]
Barr, Bill - Former Attorney General under President Trump

Bolton, John -— SEARCHED — Former National Security Advisor under President Trump
Boyd, Stephen - Former head of Legislative Affairs at DoJ under Deputy Attorney General Rosenstein
Biden, Joe - President of the United States
Brennan, John - Former Director of the CIA under President Obama, currently a Senior National Security and Intelligence Analyst at NBC and MSNBC
Carlin, John - Acting Deputy Attorney General, former head of National Security Division at DoJ during Russia Gate investigation by FBI

Ciaramella, Eric - Former NSC staffer within the Obama and Trump administration
Cipollone, Pat - Former White House Counsel under President Trump
Clapper, James - Former Director of National Intelligence under President Obama, currently a National Security Analyst at CNN
Clinton, Hillary - Former Democrat Party Nominee for President and Former Secretary of State under President Obama
Comey, James - — INDICTED — Former FBI Director — INDICTED

Dibble, Elizabeth - Former Deputy Chief of Mission at the US Embassy in London
Esper, Mark - Former Secretary of Defense under President Trump
Farah, Alyssa - Former Director of Strategic Communications under President Trump
Farkas, Evelyn - Former DoD official under President Obama
Flores, Sarah Isgur - Former Head of Communications at DoJ for AG Sessions

Garland, Merrick - Attorney General under President Biden
Grisham, Stephanie - Former Press Secretary for President Trump and Chief of Staff for Melania Trump
Harris, Kamala - Vice President of the United States
Haspel, Gina - Former Director of the CIA under President Trump and current advisor at King & Spalding law firm
Hill, Fiona - Former NSC staffer who worked with Vindman and Ciaramella

Heide, Curtis - FBI Agent
Holder, Eric - Former Attorney General under President Obama and current Senior Counsel at Covington law firm
Hur, Robert - Special Counsel to investigate Biden and former
PADAG under Rosenstein
Hutchinson, Cassidy - Aide to Mark Meadows

Jankowicz, Nina - Former Executive Director of the Disinformation Governance Board in the Biden administration
Johnson, Brandon — Mayor of Chicago, Illinois
Lerner, Lois - Former Director of the IRS under President Obama
Lynch, Loretta - Former Attorney General under President Obama
Kupperman, Charles - Former Deputy National SecurityAdvisor under President Trump

Mackenzie, Kenneth - Retired US Marine Corps General and former Commander of the United States Central Command
McCabe, Andrew - Former Deputy Director of the FBI under President Trump
McCarthy, Ryan - Former Secretary of the Army under President Trump
McCord, Mary - Former Acting Assistant Attorney General for National Security at the DoJ and currently the Executive Director for the Georgetown Law Institute for Constitutional Advocacy and Protection
McDonough, Denis - Former Chief of Staff for President Obama and currently Secretary of Veterans Affairs

Milley, Mark - Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
Monaco, Lisa - Deputy Attorney General of the United States
Moyer, Sally - Former Supervisory Attorney at the FBI and currently Legal Counsel at Cloudflare
Mueller, Robert - Former Director of the FBI and Special Counsel
Newsom, Gavin — Governor of California

Ohr, Bruce - Former Associate Deputy Attorney General
Ohr, Nellie - Former CIA Employee and Independent Contract for Fusion GPS
Page, Lisa - Former Legal Counsel for Deputy Director of the FBI Andrew McCabe and currently a National Security and Legal Analyst at NBC and MSNBC
Philbin, Pat - Former Deputy White House Counsel under President Trump
Podesta, John - Former Counselor to President Obama

Power, Samantha - Former Ambassador to the United Nations under President Obama, currently Administrator of the United States AgencyforInternationalDevelopment
Priestap, Bill - Former Assistant Director for the FBI Counterintelligence Division
Pritzker, JB — Governor of Illinois
Rice, Susan - Former National Security Advisor under President Obama, currently Director of the Domestic Policy Council under President Biden
Rosenstein, Rod - Former Deputy Attorney General under President Trump and current partner at King & Spalding law firm

Strok, Peter - Former Deputy Assistant Director of the FBI's Counterintelligence Division
Sullivan, Jake - National Security Advisor under President Biden
Sussmann, Michael - Former legal representative for the » Democratic National Committee and former partner at Perkins Coie law firm
Taylor, Miles - Former DHS official under President Trump, aka “Anonymous"
Thibault, Timothy - Former Assistant Special Agent at the FBI’sWashington Field Office

Weissman, Andrew - Former Deputy under Special Counsel Mueller
Vindman, Alexander - Former Director for European Affairs on the NSC under President Trump
Wray, Christopher - Director of the FBI under President Trump and President Biden, former partner at King & Spalding
Yates, Sally - Former Deputy Attorney General under President Obama and briefly the Acting Attorney General under President Trump

Link to tweet

[Aviation Pro]

8. That's from Cash Incompetent's book

Not from the child rapist’s.

So, cite your source next time.

Also, funny that President Biden didn’t give Merrick the Meek a pardon.

[ancianita]

13. MY source is Tim Miller, HIS source is Patel's book. I note that. Did you even read the post. Or do you

like continuing to make shit up Re Biden pardoning Garland? Again you don't know what you're talking about, since Merrick Garland committed no crime nor had any conviction to be pardoned. Get the facts straight.
Garland was already on the classified documents case months before he appointed Smith, and turned over all the Mar-al-Lago classified documents and investigation records at that point. He got one of Smith's cases up and running long in advance of trump announcing his rerun for president.

While you're at it, cite your own source for your totally wrong judgy mcjudge take on Garland in the OP.

[Aviation Pro]

15. Another defense of the indefensible

We all saw with our own eyes J6 and Merrick the Meek’s slow walk of the investigation because reasons.

Jack Smith for AG in 2029.

[ancianita]

16. Another baseless attack on the unassailable Harvard graduate and Chicagoan.

Who during his 1,000 days in office, prioritized:

January 6th investigations:
Garland has repeatedly described the prosecution of those involved in the January 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol as one of the most resource-intensive investigations in the department's history. As of early 2025, the DOJ had charged more than 1,500 individuals and obtained numerous convictions.

Violent crime:
Combating violent crime, particularly gun violence, has been a major priority. Garland has frequently cited the use of data-driven strategies and partnerships with state and local law enforcement.

Corporate and health care fraud:
The DOJ ramped up its use of data analytics to identify and prosecute fraud cases, particularly in the health care industry. It has also initiated a high number of False Claims Act cases on its own, not solely relying on whistleblower complaints.

Data analytics for foreign corruption:
In late 2023, the DOJ announced it was using data analytics to proactively identify and prosecute foreign corruption cases, a new approach for this type of enforcement.

Antitrust enforcement:
In May 2024, the DOJ filed a major lawsuit against Live Nation-Ticketmaster to break up the company's alleged monopoly, signaling a focus on antitrust cases in the entertainment industry.

All the above while running eight major DOJ divisions and five federal law enforcement agencies of 115,000 employees, and coordinating enforcement across 50 countries, during which he still got 1,270 Jan 6 convictions out of 1,500 DOJ cases.

Name even one, just one, lawyer in this country who could have run the DOJ better for 1,000 days. You can't.

[LymphocyteLover]

10. thank you

[LymphocyteLover]

9. thanks to lefties screaming about how Garland failed at prosecuting Dump, when he didn't-- it was SCOTUS

that blocked the prosecutions-- the public perception is Garland let Dump off the hook. So Dump has no reason to go after him at this point

[Aviation Pro]

11. They, the sinister six scumbags

Narrowly defined immunity. They didn’t wholesale block shit.

Milquetoast helped the child rapist run out the clock when he should have been in irons for J6 on Jan. 21st, 2021.

[LymphocyteLover]

12. they absolutely did block the prosecutions by taking several months to reach a decision

thus running out the clock on the court cases getting done before the election!

They knew exactly what they were doing and their decision was fascist BULLSHIT as well-- a ruling that greatly complicated Dump's prosecution.

[ancianita]

14. Absolutely it was SCOTUS. The felon goes after Garland because Garland's FBI did the warrant search on

Mar-a-lago to obtain all the classified docs that the felon refused to turn over. Months before Smith was appointed and later got cockblocked by Cannon and SCOTUS.