Self-Awareness Is A Learned Skill

"And I know a thing or two about being unqualified to be Attorney General." https://t.co/cY0afzfYvf

— Michael Ian Black (@michaelianblack) May 14, 2024

Clearly.

Every night on Fox is No Self-Awareness Night. https://t.co/D2xCeTxYZY

— Ron Filipkowski (@RonFilipkowski) May 14, 2024

Dershowitz: As a CNN commentator said, this jury is representative of New York. That’s the problem. It’s like a white jury in Mississippi being representative of white jurors in the south. pic.twitter.com/GWadFyfGeD

— Acyn (@Acyn) May 14, 2024

If a southern Senator said that, it would be racist. When a retired Harvard Law professor from Martha’s Vineyard says it… it’s just stupid.

Delusional Guy who thinks his dad is better than Bruce Springsteen also thinks wife is better than Tom Petty. https://t.co/NNeFUk1OSf

— Mr. Newberger (@jeremynewberger) May 14, 2024

Once more, with feeling: Springsteen sold out a stadium nearby, capacity 82,000+, three nights in a row. The number Eric believes in is 5 times the capacity of the space where Trump spoke. And how many people leave a Springsteen concert long before it’s over?

It’s not the lie, it’s the delusion.

“Roger Ailes—who serially tortured and sexually abused women at this very television station for decades, as you know very well, Laura, and silenced them all with NDAs and settlements—was of course a great friend of my father’s.” https://t.co/P6BUVJz0G1

— southpaw (@nycsouthpaw) May 14, 2024

Eric needs to stop helping.

But the defense is that Trump had nothing to do with any of the 3 NDAs so I’m confused. https://t.co/gQA07P8OXt

— Ron Filipkowski (@RonFilipkowski) May 14, 2024

And now, a representative tweet:

In search of a crime continues.

— MatthewJshow (@MatthewJshow) May 14, 2024

Representative of all the Perry Mason wannabes on Twitter, convinced that because they don’t know how to indict and prove a crime, the Manhattan DA’s office doesn’t, either. They think their clever tweets are undermining the legal system (which too many people think is actually possible), and don’t realize that, if they were even close to being right, the burden is on Trump’s lawyers to move for a directed verdict on the grounds of failure to prove the crime(s) alleged.

And if the judge rejects it, well, then, that’s not true, either; and there is enough evidence for the jury.

Not that the wannabes understand the first thing about criminal trials. Then again, they’re following Trump’s lead.