Traitor Watch - The 45 & 47 Thread
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Alright, so... I kinda get the whole taking it slowly thing. Given the office in question of the person in focus: you want an airtight case because you are literally setting precendent that will be the bedrock of similar decisions going forward.
This would have applied if it was literally any other person. Not trump.
But for trump they really should have done it literally ages ago, because he's OPENLY admitted to committing those crimes. A ******* no brainer.
This would have applied if it was literally any other person. Not trump.
But for trump they really should have done it literally ages ago, because he's OPENLY admitted to committing those crimes. A ******* no brainer.
Also, if they can just make this happen by passing a law, they didn't technically need to follow any judicial procedure that required all the evidence the committee spent the last two years gathering. They just needed a simple majority—i.e. all of the Democrats—to vote "yay" in both houses. Or even just most of the Democrats plus the Republicans that voted to impeach and convict Trump back in January.
Problem being with that is the republicans that voted to impeach trump will not vote for a law which restricts the powers of the presidency, or ensures consequences for their actions because those same republicans might be president some day and they want to get away with all the jive like trump did.
There's also the issue of double jeopardy laws. If they tried to press charges and then the Republicans managed to win, they couldn't charge him again. And Trump spent most of his term (when he wasn't golfing, kissing up to foreign powers, or golfing while kissing up to foreign powers) stuffing the legal system with hand-picked sycophants.
True, but that hasn't actually worked that well for him. Sure; judge cannon was a total rod polisher, but the rest of the republican judges he's passed in front of have ruled against him.
Sure, when enough evidence was piled on that they didn't have a choice to protect their own jobs. And the Dems are, as always, very very slow to move on anything.
I'm still betting on him keeling over from age long before any federal charges are actually pressed.
I'm still betting on him keeling over from age long before any federal charges are actually pressed.
Really? Cause every aspect of every crypto thing has always been a ponzi scheme. Which is kind of why both NFTs and crypto currencies are kinda failing.
Neat, four charges. Welp, let's see if the DOJ actually does their ******* job and goes after the suspect.
3 is pretty much his entire life. It's like issuing a charge for the crime of "Being Donald Trump".
Trump's taking it well, anyway:
Kindergarteners everywhere are marveling at his clever wordplay in calling them "the Unselect Committee".