Donald Trump took a giant step towards strengthening his authoritarian authority yesterday, with James Comey’s accusation. Here is how Alan Fuwair, Jouna E, describes it New York Times:

The clearest way to understand the exceptional nature of the accusation regulations on Thursday by James B. Kumi, the former FBI director, is to provide a simple recitation of the facts.

In the job, the Public Prosecutor loyal to President Trump, in the job for less than a week, presented criminal charges against one of her most exhausted opponents. I did so not only in Mr. Trump’s direct leadership, but also against urging her subordinates and predecessors, who were just expelled to take over fears that there is not enough evidence to accuse it.

The charges, which were submitted at about 7 pm in the Federal Provincial Court in Alexandria, Virginia, have pushed the Ministry of Justice to a new area fraught with dangers. The batch prompted the indictment to the long tradition of the agency of maintaining the distance from the White House and resisting political pressure, and raised the possibility of more arbitrary prosecutions that Mr. Trump prompted against his enemies.

Which increased the moment of the difference in the glass, the charge of the felony against Mr. Kumi, who is on charges of making false statements and obstruction of justice, was transferred to the court where the Prosecutor of Mr. Trump, Lindsey Halligan, was quick to overcome the law of rapid restrictions of Mr. Kumi.

The rush to prosecute Mr. Komei was the clearest example so far on how to reflect the usual justice process during the era of Mr. Trump, which indicates how the president took over his second term with the goals already and ultimately pressed the Ministry of Justice, on a degree of internal resistance, to find a way to accuse a former director of the Federal Investigation Office

Mrs. Halligan, who was working as a senior official in the office of the Employee Secretary at the White House, and previously worked as a personal lawyer for Mr. Trump, did not try one case in her career.

However, Mr. Trump appointed her as a temporary lawyer for the United States in the Eastern Province of Virginia on Monday afternoon, after the Public Prosecutor Pam Bondi distributed on Saturday evening because he did not move more aggressively to the prosecution of Mr. Kumi and two other people are long goals in his campaign, Letia James, the worker in New York, and Senator Adam Chef, Democrat, from California. . . .

Upon vote on the accusation, the Great Jurisprudence Authority ruled that the evidence I heard indicate that there are reasonable reasons for the belief that Mr. Kumi had committed a crime. But public prosecutors have a widespread impact on major jury bodies, and still is unclear, given the secret nature of such bodies, how great jurors have been aware of the broader conditions of the case. . . .

Mr. Trump can successfully legislate such an issue increases the potential costs of his opposition, and expand the presidential force that can calm the public opposition throughout the country.