There is a compelling case for the prosecution of the former president for his alleged crimes.
She makes a point that prosecuting a former president who received more than 70 million votes is different from other criminal justice practices.
Although she states that "not putting Trump in the dock" would be detrimental, the unique aspects of this case demand the highest standards of justice, taking into consideration what is best for democracy with less consideration for "karamic" vengeance.
In lieu of imprisonment, the ideal punishment would be a lifetime ban on holding any federal office, an additional ban on campaigning for others, as well as a confession to his supporters that he was a liar.
The healing process will start if he admits his wrongs.
Jonathan Kaunitz lives in Santa Monica.
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I almost forgot how bad Ronald Reagan was when I was focused on President Trump.
It happened a long time ago. Reagan deserved to be impeached for his involvement in the Iran-Contra scheme.
He convinced the nation that he wasn't responsible because he wasn't aware of what was happening. Have you thought about it? He was able to get away with it.
The Gipper wasn't above the law.
The person is David Quintero.
The story was originally published in the LA Times.
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