Karen Celestino-Horseman: The Rule of Law is what makes America great

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One thought on “Karen Celestino-Horseman: The Rule of Law is what makes America great

  1. Here are a couple of other breaches of this writer’s vaunted “rule of law” (hey, I’m all for it) that she of course was silent about because it was her team doing it:

    1) New York’s legislature passed a law specifically to target Donald Trump and, they hoped, to derail his presidential candidacy.

    2) Biden’s Justice Department charged their political opponent with white-collar crimes they never ever use to prosecute the other thousands of businessmen who engage in the exact same conduct.

    Those of us who actually believe in the rule of law – justice, evenly applied – are appalled at *all* transgressions against it, not just when it’s the other team doing it.

    Partisan hackery – bleh.

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