No matter what some may try to make us believe – no matter what anyone on the left may try to convince us of – there was nothing “reluctant” about Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s politically motivated prosecution of Donald Trump. The notion that Bragg was somehow “reluctant” to do this is the purest of corral litter, suitable only for enriching lawns, and Politico really ought to know better:
The Harlem Democrat, who at times seemed like a reluctant participant in a trial he launched, secured a place in history as the first prosecutor to land the conviction of an American president.
It’s easily one of the most dazzling feats of jurisprudence the nation has seen — and the sort of accomplishment that could launch him on a political rocket ship to Washington. Indeed, the conviction Thursday drew immediate praise and gratitude from Democrats, who see the former president…
