quite the walkback
Pirro had previously lambasted Hearn in a press conference on July 2, claiming he “woefully destroyed property” in a “deliberate act” to damage the monument by “forcefully and violently” pulling the pool’s lining.
Last edited by Winehole23; 1 Week Ago at 07:02 PM.
at the end of the day, Trump's no-bid contractor botched the job
They lost Scott Jennings on this one
Trump and Burgum are sticking with their bull
Pirro broke omerta, contradicted Trump and basically accused DOI of covering up exculpatory evidence, so it makes sense Burgum doubled down
Burgum will be rewarded for sticking to lies and Pirro probably gets fired for putting professional integrity ahead of loyalty to Trump just before the crucial moment the lies would have had to have been defended in court
Last edited by Winehole23; 6 Days Ago at 03:20 AM.
Trump is hopping mad, but Pirro just saved him the embarrassment of four not-guilty verdicts
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/08/03/u...l-charges.htmlProsecutors in Washington are dropping charges against three more defendants who had been accused of vandalizing the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool.
The motions to dismiss the three misdemeanor cases coincide with the decision last week to drop the most serious of the cases, the felony prosecution of a former Olympian who prosecutors had accused of damaging the pool.
The U.S. attorney, Jeanine Pirro, abruptly abandoned the four cases after investigators concluded that botched work by a contractor, not vandalism, was the primary cause of “widespread damage” to the pool’s new blue lining.
NO NO, THE VANDALS WERE IN THE MIDDLE OF POOL LATE AT NIGHT WE HAVE EVIDENCE THAT WE DON'T WANT TO SHARE
What a moron
political interference noted, dismissal with prejudice sought
Pirro lied about Interior keeping her in the dark
https://www.do entcloud.org/do e...7089-response/
Federal judge blocks dismissal without prejudice
Judge is about to call bull on Jeanine Pirro and the DOJ
(finger in the wind, Pirro caves to dismissal with prejudice so that DOJ doesn't have to reveal the grand jury transcripts)
all these DOJ ers should go to prison for rampant lawlessness
...but it might not work
DOJ has forfeit the presumption of regularity
The incompetence and political corruption of DOJ have become plain to US District Courts
I'd be fine with them getting slapped with large civil suit judgements against each of them individually.
I think you might underestimate the popular vibe for revenge-- it's proportionate to the intended insult to the law and the USA
Trump has trampled the people and the law
There will be consequences for that
The more Trump doubles down, the worse the consequences
Railroading a guy who touched peeling paint from a botched repair for vandalizing a public monument is pure official oppression and bull
What was his punishment for being a convicted felon?
I hope you're right but skeptical
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