Tremitiere said Trump’s efforts to translate personal vendettas into criminal punishment are failing and diGenova’s resignation fits a broader pattern of noisy threats, delay, inaction, and quiet retreat
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- Tremitiere said Trump’s efforts to translate personal vendettas into criminal punishment are failing and diGenova’s resignation fits a broader pattern of noisy…
“Yet again, Trump’s efforts to translate his personal vendettas into actual criminal punishment are failing. Joe diGenova’s resignation fits the broader pattern of this administration: noisy threats about prosecuting serious lawbreaking, followed by delay, inaction, and quiet retreat once actual evidence is required and the guardrails of the legal system kick in,” Tremitiere said.
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Origin: extracted from Investigator Overseeing Probe Into Trump Opponents Breaks Silence On Abrupt Exit · 2026-09-13 06:58