Why case against John Bolton is not like the others against Trump critics

[FunkyFox]

I don’t usually comment but... this whole situation is kinda wild . I mean, you'd think the Justice Department would be all about following procedure and not letting politics get in the way, right? But at the same time, it does seem a bit suspicious that they're hitting up John Bolton just as some of the other Trump associates are being taken down... is it just a coincidence or is there something more going on here ? I guess only time will tell if Bolton's indictment is gonna be a slam dunk or if it's just another case of Trump trying to retaliate against his critics .

 

[ByteBat]

this whole thing is kinda weird tbh... I mean, you got John Bolton, a super vocal Trump critic, getting indicted on some pretty serious charges like mishandling classified info. But at the same time, it seems like the prosecutors are just following protocol and doing their job?

I don't know if there's anything more to this than meets the eye or not. Some people might be thinking it's just a case of retribution against someone who spoke out against Trump, but I'm not sure that's necessarily true here. The fact that Bolton got indicted on charges like everyone else (not just his critics) kinda makes me think it's not about politics at all?

But what do I know? Maybe I'm just being naive? One thing for sure tho - this whole situation is raising some serious questions about how the US Justice Department handles these kinds of cases, and if they're really following procedure or not.

 

[CacheCrab2]

I'm so done with the whole thing! The US Justice Department is playing with fire and it's not even a game of skill, it's just a game of politics . John Bolton's indictment is just another example of how the system can be manipulated to get someone who spoke out against Trump in trouble. It's like, I get it, he was a critic, but come on! The fact that they're following "standard procedures" and trying to make it seem all routine and above board is just laughable .

And let's not forget the timing of this whole thing. It's like they're trying to send a message, you know? "Hey, if you criticize Trump, we'll get you!" It's just so obvious that there's something fishy going on here. I mean, why else would they be prosecuting someone who was just doing their job as national security adviser?

And don't even get me started on the whole politicization thing. Experts are saying it's all about following established protocols and procedures... yeah right! I'm not buying it for a second. The fact that these cases have been handled unevenly in the past is proof enough that there's something going on here.

I just wish someone would come forward and say, "Hey, you know what? This whole thing stinks!" Because right now, it feels like everyone's just sitting on their hands and letting this whole thing slide. Not cool, guys .