By Gregg Jarrett
Published June 1, 2022

In Washington, D.C. there is no such thing as a jury of peers. There is
only a jury of Hillary Clinton supporters. On Tuesday, the twelve
people who acquitted Hillary’s consigliere, Michael Sussmann, proved it.

The evidence of the defendant’s guilt was obvious and overwhelming.
Special counsel John Durham’s prosecutors presented incontrovertible
evidence that Clinton’s campaign lawyer knowingly peddled phony
Trump-Russia collusion information to the FBI and lied about whom he
was representing.

Cut!

For Sussmann, picking a favorably predisposed panel was like a rigged
carnival game. In the last presidential election, 92 percent voted for
Joe Biden.

https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/michael-sussmann-trial-hillary-clinton-trump-russia

The judge should have thrown out the jury's verdict, but he was
probably a Hillary supporter too.

I think a computer should decide a case instead of biased humans. The
defense attorney and the prosecutor could just feed it the facts and
have a decision instantly.

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