Aaron Blake: “At this level, the Jan. 6 committee’s hearings may as effectively be one large legal referral to the Justice Division. And to make the case that Donald Trump and his allies broke the legislation, the committee has needed to set up that they have been appearing corruptly — i.e., that they have been prone to have recognized that their scheme was fallacious and pursued it anyway.”
“To do this, the committee in its final two hearings has centered on two issues: that these concerned within the push to overturn the election a) knew that their efforts in all probability have been unlawful and b) that they have been informed repeatedly that their claims of voter fraud have been bogus.”
New York Occasions: Regardless of rising proof, a prosecution of Trump would face challenges.
