The problem with undisguised partisanship is that you have to ignore <em>glaring</em> nonpartisan issues. With regards to Mr. [Victor Davis] Hanson’s contention that President [Joe] Biden influenced the indictments against Mr. [Donald] Trump, consider these points he left out:

<em>Only</em> grand juries determine indictments, and if you’ve ever been picked for a jury or a grand jury, you know the POTUS has nothing to do with the process. Especially when indictments are brought in four different areas of the country from four separate grand juries.

<em>Evidence</em> is the determining factor in indictments big or small, and partisans just skip over this <em>inconvenience</em>. Is Mr. Hanson is unable to read the charges and access the mountains of evidence in three convictions already determined against the former president??

Of course the <em>actual process</em> and the <em>actual evidence</em> trips up partisans from both sides because <em>party thinking is lazy thinking</em> every time. You don’t like the convictions and thereby the Rule of Law and trial by jury, Mr. Hanson? Please suggest a better system.

<strong>Jack Goodwin</strong>

Bradley