Main Justice Not Prosecuting Donald Trump
Nov 8, 2024
Ben Ginsberg, a nationally recognized expert in political law and election litigation, joins legal analysts Mary McCord and Andrew Weissmann to discuss the surprising absence of post-election challenges. They explore the integrity of the recent election and successful voter mobilization strategies, despite fears of suppression. Ginsberg offers insights into Trump's ongoing criminal cases, shedding light on the complexities of prosecuting a former president and what might happen next in the legal labyrinth he faces.
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Decisive Wins and Litigation
- Decisive wins minimize post-election litigation.
- Narrow margins are what trigger recounts and legal challenges.
Election System Integrity
- Widespread acceptance of election results indicates a solid election system.
- The lack of fraud complaints, even with extensive poll watching, suggests reliability.
Politically Motivated Fraud Allegations
- Despite pre-election concerns about fraud, the lack of post-election lawsuits suggests political motivation.
- This contrasts with 2020, where numerous lawsuits were filed despite no evidence of widespread fraud.