As soon as President Donald Trump left office in 2021, we had to endure four years of liberals concocting preposterous court cases against him, gleefully taking his mug shot (how did that work out?), enforcing petty misdemeanors as if they were violent felonies, and treating standard politicking as if it were a RICO conspiracy.
This, we were told, was to vindicate the principle that no man is above the law. (At least Democrats had finally found somebody they were willing to prosecute.)
And speaking of men who behave as if they’re above the law, I give you Alejandro N. Mayorkas, Biden’s secretary of homeland security, and, uh … oh, yes, the biggest serial killer in U.S. history.
Trump’s got to prosecute him for murder. Whether as an accessory to murder, a murder co-conspirator or felony-murderer, Mayorkas is responsible, under various state and federal laws, for every American killed by an illegal alien he let into our country, exactly the same as if he himself had personally raped and strangled little girls, sold children into sex slavery, trafficked fentanyl, loaded up on Mezcal before smashing into a family of five, or been called “Maryland man” by the media.
Is this a creative use of the law? Let’s look to Democrats as our guide.
Soon-to-be-indicted New York Attorney General Leticia James charged Trump with fraud for overestimating the value of his properties to sophisticated financial institutions, whom she imagined simply accepted those estimates at face value before handing him multiple millions of dollars.