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Why did it take 3 years to indict him?
Trump's legal team is not very smart, and now is hard to find, since they all quit. I doubt they did everything.
Ever had to write a research paper where the books didn't want to let you read them?
Lol good analogy
Why does it matter? Why deflect instead of addressing the substance of the indictment?
I'm not questioning the legitimacy of the indictment, I'm wondering why it took so long to indict such a serious offense. Even the Republican senators were in danger, so I don't get why neither party pushed for it harder.
I see, I apologize for assuming. I think others have already answered that better than I could. I do think the DOJ sat on this longer than they should have but as someone else already said, Trump and his coconspirators entire legal strategy has been delay, delay, delay.
Gathering evidence takes time. and they had to wait for the congressional inquiries to finish