Victor Davis Hanson

She went she bragged in both of her races.

And her reelection and her original campaign to be attorney general, she said, I have my eye on Trump Tower.

She went out and used the law and manipulated it and then was reversed on the fine at least and probably will be on the charge.

So it's a matter of fact that there was nothing to her legal case and she persecuted someone and she used racialized language when she did it.

And so she's a perpetrator.

She's a victimizer.

She's not a victim.

And then, you know, the other thing that's really disturbing, when you went through those sentencing, why are all these people getting suspended sentences?

And I thought it was against the law to knowingly harbor a fugitive.

I thought it was a felony.

If a person has a writ out and they're in your home and you know that and they're evading law enforcement, it seems like that is a crime.

And...

I thought if you were a statewide elected officer in New York and your attorney general, your primary residence had to be in the state.

It does.

then you're liable to recall or dismiss some consequences.

But the common theme with all of this is if I say enough A, anti-Trump stuff, or if I play the victim or the race or the gender, whatever the card is, then I get an exemption.

And I know that it'll work because it's worked in the past.

And then it's almost Orwellian just for her to get up there after what she did

by distorting and manipulating the law to go after a political opponent and then to get elected on that basis and then to play that she's she's a victim and they're going after her and she's got all this criminal exposure and liability and she hasn't paid one no price for none of her family they get suspended sentencing they're evading law enforcement i thought

And when they found out the next scene would be, I don't know, a SWAT team that went after Donald Trump or something, they would show up at the house and they said that we have a warrant out for your arrest and we're going to arrest you.