Trump is a criminal who must be in prison

It’s difficult understanding why all the Trump people, and Trump himself, have not been taken to court. We’ve been told and shown for months, how Trump people lied in their attacking of the building, injuring 140-plus workers, terrifying thousands.

Echo opinion letter published in the Bozeman Montana in the Bozeman Daily Chronicle newspaper:

So, dear Merrick Garland, why do we wait? We’re hearing often about various law firms spending months being certain about ultimately hostile actions of Trump’s “army.”

Why, therefore, isn’t Trump in jail? Didn’t we think, and for some time, see, that it wouldn't take this long? He is, for starters, defendant in 29 lawsuits. Many investors did criminal investigations in addition to those attorneys obtaining his tax returns. At the very least, there’s often mention of his own understanding that prison awaits him.

“Why is Trump, the seditionist, still on the loose, instead of in prison, where he belongs? The Justice Department (Attorney General Merrick Garland!) should have indicted him months ago! 

Just look at the massive crimes committed by the former guy #dRump. What he’s doing to his Republican Party, is fascism!”

Reference Bill Kennedy: “Our then supposed National Leader presided over, aided and abetted, the worst violent attack on...our government in more than 150 years, thus recommending Trump as President is quality of both Treason and Sedition!”

Jamelle Bouie: “As with the entire effort to overturn the result of the election, Trump’s behavior was as clumsy as it was in earnest.”

Trump to Justice Department: “Just say the election was corrupt, and leave the rest to me.”

Trump being — as he was — an absurd figure, doesn’t mean we should treat his drives and desires as non-threatening; True when in office, and true now!

This Democrat in Montana, as I deal with (#SIASD!) Republican friends and strangers — will still delight in Trump’s knowingly eventual demise.

Dan Lourie, in Bozeman Montana