Wij
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That's an open invite to foreign influence in democracy. It's totally undemocratic.I don't think the position, as he presents it there, is unreasonable @Wij.
We're way beyond that given that Trump and family are using personal phones / emails / anything all the time anyway.Considering one of the main reasons why he was elected is because he wanted to see Hillary hanged for corruption...
Gore lost. And I bet you the Dems would listen. Maybe then they'd notify the FBI, but they'd listen.That's an open invite to foreign influence in democracy. It's totally undemocratic.
The Gore campaign had a similar experience in 2000 and alerted the FBI immediately as they should.
Look it up. They did the right thing.Gore lost. And I bet you the Dems would listen. Maybe then they'd notify the FBI, but they'd listen.
"It's against the law" doesn't stop anyone doing anything ever. Or we wouldn't have murder.
Just to be clear - if Norway comes to Trump and says "we've got solid evidence that Hillary is a criminal" then Trump should turn it down? I pretty much think he should *also* turn that over to the FBI. But if there's evidence of wrongdoing - by anyone - I don't really care how it comes to light, as long as it does.Who cares whether it stops them. That's not the point. If they get caught they should get jailed. If they say they would do it then they aren't fit for office.
Yes. He should go to the FBI. Every time. No ifs no buts.Just to be clear - if Norway comes to Trump and says "we've got solid evidence that Hillary is a criminal" then Trump should turn it down? I pretty much think he should *also* turn that over to the FBI. But if there's evidence of wrongdoing - by anyone - I don't really care how it comes to light, as long as it does.
They need to prove that there's a crime in the first instance, then they can prove that obstruction of justice happened. If there is no crime to pin on him, how can they prove he obstructed?They have solid evidence of obstruction of justice. Obstruction that was used to cover up evidence of criminal conspiracy.
Jesus Christ no. You could not be more wrong. Think about what you are saying for a minute.They need to prove that there's a crime in the first instance, then they can prove that obstruction of justice happened. If there is no crime to pin on him, how can they prove he obstructed?
IF they had solid evidence of anything then something would happen. But right now it's all just continuing noise. Like JC and antisemitism.
But how do you prove it without showing what they were trying to obstruct, or, indeed, that there was something to obstruct?Obstruction is a crime whatever the reason
You are making this seem way more complicated than it is. It isn't some obscure metaphysical thing:But how do you prove it without showing what they were trying to obstruct, or, indeed, that there was something to obstruct?
Shorter Scouse: Impeachment is a good idea.So, if they have the evidence, bring it to the floor and impeach. Or STFU tbfh.
It's distracting from the important things - like Brexit is doing in the UK IMO.
He either did it - and they have the evidence and need to do something with it - or they don't have the necessary evidence.
By the way. There needs to be a Fat Tony meme approving this theory of justice.They need to prove that there's a crime in the first instance, then they can prove that obstruction of justice happened. If there is no crime to pin on him, how can they prove he obstructed?
IF they had solid evidence of anything then something would happen. But right now it's all just continuing noise. Like JC and antisemitism.
If they can prove a crime, then they should prosecute.By the way. There needs to be a Fat Tony meme approving this theory of justice.
Prosecute isn't the right word. The DoJ doesn't allow criminal prosecution of a president. They have enough evidence to open impeachment proceedings but it's a big political step.If they can prove a crime, then they should prosecute.
Simple eh?
So why aren't they? Is it because they can't prove it?
If they've enough evidence to open impeachment proceedings and it's in the interests of justice then it needs to be done.Prosecute isn't the right word. The DoJ doesn't allow criminal prosecution of a president. They have enough evidence to open impeachment proceedings but it's a big political step.
Your argument is what then? Something is hard and needs time to prepare for therefore it shouldn't be done?
So, start impeachment then you're saying.If they've enough evidence to open impeachment proceedings and it's in the interests of justice then it needs to be done.
That's my argument. If impeachment is in the interests of justice - and they have the evidence - then "big political step" shouldn't be the issue.
after the Meuller fiasco they have a shown their anti republican agenda in full view
Obviously.So, start impeachment then you're saying.
There's no 'if'. There's pages and pages of it in the Mueller report.Obviously.
If they've the evidence - do it. Stop whining about it and going on and on and on in some meaningless social media circus.
So what's the fucking boring hold up?There's no 'if'. There's pages and pages of it in the Mueller report.