Posts Made By: James Brown

Originally Posted by Richard Davis

In cases involving our Basic 1st amendment rights to free speech, now says we are living in a Banana Republic, reminiscent of countries like Venezuela.

Imagine that.  

A real, honest, rule of law driven lawyer who has argued many, many times in front of the US Supreme Court, and not only argued but Won the majority of cases he represented.

Just read his statement below:  

Jay Sekulow:  


"The radical Left has turned America into a banana republic. The indictment and political prosecution of President Trump weaponizes the justice system – lawfare.

Rather than prosecuting rising violent crime, a rogue, Soros-backed prosecutor in New York City indicted President Trump.

I personally argued at the Supreme Court on behalf of President Trump that we can't allow 2,300 local prosecutors to harass a President for politically motivated reasons.

You expect despicable political prosecutions like this in third-world dictatorships, not America. We look like Venezuela here.

We must all stand for the Constitution and oppose this dangerous, two-tiered justice system.

At the ACLJ, we are dedicated to defending the Constitution and will raise any necessary constitutional issues as this case makes its way through the courts. 

Demand Congress investigate the abuse of power and that DAs prosecute violent criminals harming Americans. Stop the political prosecutions.

Sign Our NEW Petition: Stop the Political Prosecution of Trump.

Jay Sekulow
ACLJ Chief Counsel



Just remember folks, so many agenda driven "Lawyers" in this nation have thrown out and tossed into the waste can their ethics, their principles, and their legal character because their TDS filled minds guide them to ignore their obligation to speak out against those attempting to destroy the very foundation upon which this nation was built.  

You will see these "Lawyers" mostly on the left, because they have forgotten what it means to act on principle rather than their petty anger towards one man in this country.  

But you will also see others as well, claiming to support the Rule of Law and the Consititution of the USA. I surely don't buy it.  

Those who have ethical integrity will stand up and speak out.  Others will cower.

Jay Sekulow and others like him?  Stand up guys who are willing to speak out against tyranny.

Others who don't say a word and even stand with the tyrants?  Frauds who only talk the talk, they don't walk the walk.  

As Edmund Burke once wrote:  

"The only thing necessary for the Triump of Evil is for Good men to do nothing"

Originally Posted by Richard Davis

Just a reiteration of what Jay Sekulow stated in his letter (for those who need glasses and get confused with names)

Jay Sekulow wrote: 


"The radical Left has turned America into a banana republic. The indictment and political prosecution of President Trump weaponizes the justice system – lawfare.

Rather than prosecuting rising violent crime, a rogue, Soros-backed prosecutor in New York City indicted President Trump.

I personally argued at the Supreme Court on behalf of President Trump that we can't allow 2,300 local prosecutors to harass a President for politically motivated reasons.

You expect despicable political prosecutions like this in third-world dictatorships, not America. We look like Venezuela here.

We must all stand for the Constitution and oppose this dangerous, two-tiered justice system.

At the ACLJ, we are dedicated to defending the Constitution and will raise any necessary constitutional issues as this case makes its way through the courts.

Demand Congress investigate the abuse of power and that DAs prosecute violent criminals harming Americans. Stop the political prosecutions.

Sign Our NEW Petition: Stop the Political Prosecution of Trump.

Jay Sekulow
ACLJ Chief Counsel




Wow!  Jay Sekulow wrote those words.  I guess by calling the United States legal system a Banana Republic and since Jay Sekulow has pointed out above, that Alvin Bragg is a George Soros Backed Prosecutor, who has abused his power, that is an indication to some that he's a Trump Sycophant.  

In my estimation though, that just shows that he's not a coward, is quite willing to speak out against gov't tyranny, and is willing go against the tyranny of the left, unlike so many who choose to remain silent.

I think Edmund Burke would be proud of those like Jay Sekulow.  

Also, take note that Jay Sekulow made that commentary above, not his son Jordan.  Some people are very confused.

But no matter what this last week's revelation speaks to a sad day for the rule of law in this nation.  

Originally Posted by Greg Shaffer

And therein lies the issue.....a biased and or corrupt prosecutor can present the GJ with whatever he likes whether it be provable or not. They can also use information taken out of context (and or misleading) and present it in a manner that doesnt hold water in the light of day. We already know this one is connected to Soros. So we agree that a prosecutor can get an indictment whether it will hold up or not if they really want one. I AM saying it is more likely than not that in this case the jury was manipulated. 

Were I a betting man I would bet $100 to a plug nickel the goal here was to get indictments and HOPE they can make something will stick. Come on....30+ charges? Pretty obviously the shotgun method.

Originally Posted by Russ Carroll

setting up another true constitutional crisis. What happened if Trump is a felon and is still the GOP nominee? Of course DeSantis will allow him on the FL ballot, regardless of the law. How many other states will?

Originally Posted by Greg Shaffer

And therein lies the issue.....a biased and or corrupt prosecutor can present the GJ with whatever he likes whether it be provable or not. They can also use information taken out of context (and or misleading) and present it in a manner that doesnt hold water in the light of day. We already know this one is connected to Soros. So we agree that a prosecutor can get an indictment whether it will hold up or not if they really want one. I AM saying it is more likely than not that in this case the jury was manipulated. 

Were I a betting man I would bet $100 to a plug nickel the goal here was to get indictments and HOPE they can make something will stick. Come on....30+ charges? Pretty obviously the shotgun method.

Originally Posted by James Lacey

If Bragg is connected to Soros, conservative prosecutors, and public servants are connected to Miriam (Sheldon) Adelson and other prolific conservative donors. The connections between Bragg and Soros are greatly exaggerated. It's another far-fetched conspiracy theory to distract us from the severe legal peril Trump faces. Only one person is responsible for Trump's current problems: himself.

Originally Posted by Rod Kaufman

My read on this commentator's story is that he is trying to present different sides to this issue without deciding it for the reader. I think one HAS to read it that way without picking up a word or a phrase and then presenting this link as some sort of basis that the indictments are destined to fail. 
That said, I do think the charges should have been brought at the time by a federal prosecutor but that wouldn't have happened with Barr as AG.

Originally Posted by Rod Kaufman

Maybe I missed it but where in the Vox link does it say, "probably not"? And is that the author's conclusion about the success of the indictments or a particular facet of the case?

Originally Posted by Rod Kaufman

That's not what you stated in post 115. Here's what you did state: "Here is a commentator from the uber-lefty Vox site who says, "Probably not." 
I'm disappointed in your misleading statement...