You and I both know that if Congress were filled with reasonable people, he would've been investigated and impeached and convicted over the Mueller report, so the insurrection never would've happened nor would the second impeachment. But supposing for a second that he did skate on those charges somehow, the second impeachment trial would've been unanimous. Every Republican in Congress knew it was wrong the day it was happening when they were cowering in fear. They knew it was wrong when they finished their job that night. They knew it was wrong the next couple days after that. They just reminded that they needed to forget it was wrong to stay in power, so they did. That's nothing to do with justice. It's to do with the fact that he's a rich white man with power.
You or I would already be in jail if we were out there doing the shit he's been doing. I'm not going to sit here and argue about it, though since I'm stuck in my office for a couple more days I guess I have the time to, but he hasn't gone to jail yet because the people who could send him to jail are afraid to take away the power of a rich white man.
The good thing about Trump is that I think I always thought at some level that the system was rigged against non-white people especially but also against non-rich people, but seeing how blatantly he goes around committing fraud and breaking the law and still walk free really put a pin on how much systemic injustice is really built into our system. It's disgusting, and it's another in a growing list of reasons that I better understand Michelle Obama's speech every day. I'm looking forward to the day when I can be proud to be an American again.