Fix is already in with Joe Biden’s classified docs investigation — no charge
By Jonathan Turley
Published Oct. 10, 2023, 1:21 p.m. ET
A neutron and special counsel Robert Hur walk into a bar and order two drinks.
When Hur asks how much they owe, the bartender responds, “Come on, for you guys, you know there’s never a charge.”
Unfortunately, for the prosecutor tasked with investigating President Biden, it may not prove a laughing matter.
In many ways, Hur is the neutron prosecutor.
He may have spent two days interviewing Biden on the discovery of classified material going back decades in various offices and home locations.
But we already know that the Justice Department has long maintained a policy against the charging of a sitting president.
There are no such problems for Hur’s colleague. Jack Smith was appointed to investigate former President Donald Trump. He is the ultimate proton prosecutor.
Smith has aggressively pursued Trump in two different jurisdictions with a long litany of charges, including alleged criminal conduct tied to his removal and retention of classified material.
In comparison, Hur appeared to disappear.
There was no word of any grand jury or the issuance of subpoenas. His interview this week was the sign of life for a prosecutor who seemed headed for milk cartons.
I have long disagreed with the Justice Department policy as without foundation in the Constitution.
There is no question that the best course in dealing with a felonious president is to first remove the president from office through the impeachment process and then indict the former president in the wake of the Senate conviction.
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