Opinion: Susan Shelley: The latest indictment is just another doomed attempt to get Trump
The Shakespearean drama that is Donald Trump’s political career has some people vibrating with pleasure at the thought of the former president dying in a prison cell in the third act.
Under the heading of “strangeness,” there was the COVID lockdown, the summer of rioting and the unprecedented sight of entire city blocks of retail storefronts boarded up ahead of the November election, as if for a hurricane. There were changes to election procedures enacted not by state legislatures, as the U.S. Constitution requires, but by state courts and local election officials.
Anyone who attempted to investigate reported problems with election integrity was belittled and demonized. When Wisconsin Sen. Ron Johnson held a hearing on Dec. 16, 2020, on “Examining Irregularities in the 2020 Election,” Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer accused him from the Senate floor of “quackery and conspiracy theories” and called the hearing a “ridiculous charade.”
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