The corruption in the second term of the Trump presidency -- profiteering off public power to enrich not just himself but his kids and their spouses with billions of new wealth -- is unlike anything seen before by any American president in scope or shamelessness.
The Cornell Case: Using mob justice to decree people guilty of horrific crimes and ruin their lives over it -- with no due process, before they're charged with, let alone convicted of, crimes -- is framed by the mob as righteous and noble.
In fact, it's sinister and dangerous:
If even Sunny Hostin is saying this about the urgency of due process and the presumption of innocence before assuming guilt in the Cornell case (or any other case), anyone should be able to understand it.
That she's a former sex crimes prosecutor gives it added weight. Kudos: