This was the first time in history a president was prosecuted and you don't think he was singled out?...if you knew anything about law you would understand the importance of precident.
And what other former presidents were allowed to get away with it? We elected a criminal, we get criminal behavior. You commit crimes and create bountiful evidence, you get indicted.
Your argument would be a bit more convincing if the post right after yours didn’t accuse people of being pedophiles.
By the way, nobody is impressed with your vocabulary. Using obscure words to describe simple ideas is usually a sign of a very insecure person. Is it that you’re a skinny little runner?
Busted! I apologize! I try to use vocabulary that best conveys my little ideas. And I also apologize that the person after me accused someone of pedophilia--I'll do my best in future to see that they are more civil. But thanks anyway for the "skinny little runner" compliment!
I will not stop correctly labeling Gaetz and his defenders (badcompany) as pedophiles
This was the first time in history a president was prosecuted and you don't think he was singled out?...if you knew anything about law you would understand the importance of precident.
No, I don't think he was singled out. And I know plenty about law, including what precedent is and how to spell it.
I think Trump committed the crimes set forth in great factual detail in this Indictment, which are corroborated with documents and testimony from Trump's employees and advisors.
There are around 110 factual allegations in that Indictment. You should read it. It was filed over a year ago, so it really is high time you read it so you know what it's about and can speak intelligently about it. If you think any of the detailed allegations are fake or false or bogus, you can just list them by number with a brief explanation of why you think they are false or wrong.
Just out of interest, which word(s) are you struggling with?
Aww are you guys butt hurt because I called you out for being skinny little men who have to use big words to make up for your lack of size and strength?
Here's a "big word" for you: atavism. It relates to your recourse to primitive standards of, well, combat. I would be less of a man and opponent in a field of discussion and debate if I responded to such an atavistic attack in llke manner. But I do understand that when you find yourself poorly equipped for discussion you need to go for the clubs and spears! I did, though you missed it because of *your fragile ego* call for civil conversation on common ground. What's wrong with that?
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This was the first time in history a president was prosecuted and you don't think he was singled out?...if you knew anything about law you would understand the importance of precident.
And I am familiar with legal concepts. I have two law degrees and have been active as a lawyer for 44 years. Precedent (not "precident") applies to following previous relevant judicial decisions. There is no previous relevant judicial decision here. If a previous past president had done the same thing -- including the lying and other acts of obstruction -- and DoJ had declined to prosecuted, then there would appear to be a DoJ policy to not prosecute. But it appears that we haven't had past criminal behavior with respect to classified documents by ex Presidents.
This was the first time in history a president was prosecuted and you don't think he was singled out?...if you knew anything about law you would understand the importance of precident.
And what other former presidents were allowed to get away with it? We elected a criminal, we get criminal behavior. You commit crimes and create bountiful evidence, you get indicted.
You also get cheaper energy, cheaper food costs, remove the threat of sending our kids to War (by far most important), the unnecessary masking of kids, no longer the threat of unnecessarily forcing medicine into healthy people against their will, a transparent government for The People by The People, the right to protest with flags without being triggered by Feds to create a false narrative to imprison innocent people, an honest vote, a military focused on winning and not social justice putting others at risk, and outsiders in power.
And what other former presidents were allowed to get away with it? We elected a criminal, we get criminal behavior. You commit crimes and create bountiful evidence, you get indicted.
You also get cheaper energy, cheaper food costs, remove the threat of sending our kids to War (by far most important), the unnecessary masking of kids, no longer the threat of unnecessarily forcing medicine into healthy people against their will, a transparent government for The People by The People, the right to protest with flags without being triggered by Feds to create a false narrative to imprison innocent people, an honest vote, a military focused on winning and not social justice putting others at risk, and outsiders in power.
None of the suggests that the DoJ should have allowed Trump to keep classified document (there is a legitimate government interest there) or obstruct justice.
As for your list of positives, it is all speculative at this point. But Trump's first administration was not transparent and the GOP Congress has not been transparent (and apparently they think the people shouldn't have relevant information regarding the AG pick). We aren't going to get cheaper food costs if there is a mass deportation of agricultural workers. And the people imprisoned for January 6 conduct were not imprisoned for merely waving flags.
And without even researching it I can think of promises from the first Trump administration that were not kept. In addition to the stillborn 'infrastructure day', we didn't bring back coal, executed lots of big, positive trade deals, build much of a wall or get Mexico to pay for any of the wall that was built. Trump promised a better-than-ACA health care bill when campaigning in 2016 and numerous times early in his administration stated that his bill was almost finished. When congressional leaders realized they were running out of time to try and pass a bill, Trump's still wasn't ready so he told the GOP congressional leaders to vote on their own bill. That bill was defeated and Trump went through the rest of his term without submitting his "almost finished" health care bill.
If you voted for Trump, you voted for a pedophile to run the Department of Justice, a Russian asset to run the Department of National Intelligence, a sexual predator to run the Department of Defense, and a conspiracy theorist to run the Department of Health and Human Services.
This was the first time in history a president was prosecuted and you don't think he was singled out?...if you knew anything about law you would understand the importance of precident.
It was also the first time a President refused to return documents, hid them, tried to get rid of evidence that he lied about having them. It was the first time a President denied the election results and took multiple illegal actions to overturn it (fake electors, pressuring officials to change or refuse ratification of votes, team breaking into voting machines, etc.). It was the first time a President openly asked foreign powers to interfere in a US election.
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Pound sand lib...The American people gave you a kick in the _alls...lol...didn't you get the message...
Only TDS addled morons don’t believe that the law fair against Trump was a coordinated multi pronged attack on a political opponent. The governor here in New York looks like she hasn’t slept since Trump got elected. She knows she’s fcked.
Are you going to read this and explain how its "law fair"? All you've done so far is provide conclusory opinion about something you've never read and remain ignorant about. That's not normal behavior for an adult.
We live in an information landscape where pseudorealities have become normalized for half the country: a place where Trump is seen as the victim, where 2020 is remembered as the peak of American prosperity, where deaths are blamed not on COVID-19 but on the vaccine meant to prevent it. Even the roundness of Planet Earth has become a matter of controversy.
You also get cheaper energy, cheaper food costs, remove the threat of sending our kids to War (by far most important), the unnecessary masking of kids, no longer the threat of unnecessarily forcing medicine into healthy people against their will, a transparent government for The People by The People, the right to protest with flags without being triggered by Feds to create a false narrative to imprison innocent people, an honest vote, a military focused on winning and not social justice putting others at risk, and outsiders in power.
None of the suggests that the DoJ should have allowed Trump to keep classified document (there is a legitimate government interest there) or obstruct justice.
As for your list of positives, it is all speculative at this point. But Trump's first administration was not transparent and the GOP Congress has not been transparent (and apparently they think the people shouldn't have relevant information regarding the AG pick). We aren't going to get cheaper food costs if there is a mass deportation of agricultural workers. And the people imprisoned for January 6 conduct were not imprisoned for merely waving flags.
And without even researching it I can think of promises from the first Trump administration that were not kept. In addition to the stillborn 'infrastructure day', we didn't bring back coal, executed lots of big, positive trade deals, build much of a wall or get Mexico to pay for any of the wall that was built. Trump promised a better-than-ACA health care bill when campaigning in 2016 and numerous times early in his administration stated that his bill was almost finished. When congressional leaders realized they were running out of time to try and pass a bill, Trump's still wasn't ready so he told the GOP congressional leaders to vote on their own bill. That bill was defeated and Trump went through the rest of his term without submitting his "almost finished" health care bill.
And nothing you say found Trump guilty of keeping classified documents. it’s all made up to make you feel warm and fuzzy while our kids suffer…but no longer. your nonsense is outdated and stale. MA6A got the power now and will keep it for a very very long time so long as you keep relying on nonsense to push your agenda. Grow up for your own good.
None of the suggests that the DoJ should have allowed Trump to keep classified document (there is a legitimate government interest there) or obstruct justice.
As for your list of positives, it is all speculative at this point. But Trump's first administration was not transparent and the GOP Congress has not been transparent (and apparently they think the people shouldn't have relevant information regarding the AG pick). We aren't going to get cheaper food costs if there is a mass deportation of agricultural workers. And the people imprisoned for January 6 conduct were not imprisoned for merely waving flags.
And without even researching it I can think of promises from the first Trump administration that were not kept. In addition to the stillborn 'infrastructure day', we didn't bring back coal, executed lots of big, positive trade deals, build much of a wall or get Mexico to pay for any of the wall that was built. Trump promised a better-than-ACA health care bill when campaigning in 2016 and numerous times early in his administration stated that his bill was almost finished. When congressional leaders realized they were running out of time to try and pass a bill, Trump's still wasn't ready so he told the GOP congressional leaders to vote on their own bill. That bill was defeated and Trump went through the rest of his term without submitting his "almost finished" health care bill.
And nothing you say found Trump guilty of keeping classified documents. it’s all made up to make you feel warm and fuzzy while our kids suffer…but no longer. your nonsense is outdated and stale. MA6A got the power now and will keep it for a very very long time so long as you keep relying on nonsense to push your agenda. Grow up for your own good.
They found the classified documents in his house. In his bathroom as a matter of fact. Trump hasn't even denied he had classified documents in his house.
You can read all about it here. I think you should read it so you can speak intelligently about what you are currently providing uninformed opinions about.
And nothing you say found Trump guilty of keeping classified documents. it’s all made up to make you feel warm and fuzzy while our kids suffer…but no longer. your nonsense is outdated and stale. MA6A got the power now and will keep it for a very very long time so long as you keep relying on nonsense to push your agenda. Grow up for your own good.
They found the classified documents in his house. In his bathroom as a matter of fact. Trump hasn't even denied he had classified documents in his house.
You can read all about it here. I think you should read it so you can speak intelligently about what you are currently providing uninformed opinions about.
The Deep State of insiders said they found classified documents in his house, big deal. they also told complete bs to The People about countless things pertaining to Trump, the outsider.
where is the proof? there is none. they say this stuff to rub your tummy but it’s rooted in fiction.
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