that, but she doesn t have the authority, nor do her colleagues, to do anything about it other than hold hearings and write a report. so the critical question, as the judge articulated in sentencing mr. palmer for assaulting an officer is whether or not those who encouraged and orchestrated and led the attempted coup will be held accountable, but don t put the indictment cart ahead of the investigative course. the question is, really, right now, is there an investigation? if not, why not? normally, when there s investigation, we start to hear and see reflections of it, when those are called to grand jury for instance, we haven t seen that yet. i m not saying anyone shouldn t be charged with attempted coup. i am saying they should absolutely be investigated for orchestrating an attempted coup. but when it comes to the actual criminal statutes in question here, obstructing
has someone picked up the baton? is there an investigation of an attempted coup? because it sure looked like, smelled like, sounded like an attempted coup. she s right to be talking about that, but she doesn t have the authority, nor do her colleagues, to do anything about it other than hold hearings and write a report. so the critical question, as the judge articulated in sentencing mr. palmer for assaulting an officer is whether or not those who encouraged and orchestrated and led the attempted coup will be held accountable, but don t put the indictment cart ahead of the investigative course. the question is, really, right now, is there an investigation? if not, why not? normally, when there s investigation, we start to hear and see reflections of it, when those are called to grand jury for instance, we haven t seen that yet. i m not saying anyone shouldn t be charged with attempted coup.