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An open question to MAGAmurica regarding this banana republic we supposedly live in
If a former US president has actually committed crimes, there is about a 50% chance that the current president is in the opposing political party. So, there would sort of be a weak built-in defense of selective prosecution available based on nothing more than assumed motive.
The question is: how does one differentiate between a bona fide politically motivated selective prosecution scenario, and a scenario of random chance and unrelated events?
