Didn't we have a similar style poster a short while ago? ben45.
Constantly trying to derail this thread.
Didn't we have a similar style poster a short while ago? ben45.
Constantly trying to derail this thread.
It it is you that seems to have comprehension problems as you missed the point of my post,which was to say why are we even using the impeachment word when Trump,is not even a target of Muelers investigation.
No I will not stop posting in speakers corner,if you don’ Like my posts don’t read them.
He is a 'subject' of the Mueller investigation. Who has not yet been interviewed and will likely end up getting subpoenaed. If you think Trump is off the hook you are living in clown cuckooland. For your information, Mueller has no power to indict a President. He will write a report. It is possible that the house could impeach him without anything from Mueller. It is a political act and requires a super majority vote.
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Lol.....
[QUOTE=Humbert;3809103]He is a 'subject' of the Mueller investigation. Who has not yet been interviewed and will likely end up getting subpoenaed. If you think Trump is off the hook you are living in clown cuckooland. For your information, Mueller has no power to indict a President. He will write a report. It is possible that the house could impeach him without anything from Mueller. It is a political act and requires a super majority vote.[/QUOTE
Yes he is a subject,not a target,in Mueller’s investigation. He will probably never be interviewed. No I do not think Trump is off the hook,nor do I care either way. I also realize Mueller has no power to indict Trump,but I also realize with out some pretty damaging evidence from Muellers investigation against Trump it is highly unlikely the house will make an impeachment try. As it takes a super majority vote it is highly unlikely,in the case of an impeachment attempt,it would be successful. Once again I ask why all the talk of impeachment when it is highly unlikely to occur.
Which was my original point you idiot. Listen, if you cannot comprehend the English language you should not waste people's time with nonsensical responses.
Because if the dems regain the majority in the house after the midterms the possibility becomes very real.
Trump-appointed judge rules Mueller investigation is constitutional
Judge Dabney Friedrich, appointed by President Trump to the U.S. District Court of Washington, D.C., ruled Monday that Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into the Trump campaign's ties to Russia is constitutional, reports Politico.
Why it matters: This is the fourth federal judge to strike down efforts to invalidate Mueller's probe. The latest appeal was leveled by Russian company Concord Management, which was indicted for funding the social media "troll farm" known as the Internet Research Agency.
https://www.axios.com/trump-judge-ru...401eb5989.html - https://www.politico.com/story/2018/...-ruling-774888 - https://www.law.com/nationallawjourn...smiss-charges/ - https://assets.documentcloud.org/doc...t-20180813.pdf
Last edited by S Landreth; 14-08-2018 at 09:42 AM.
Keep your friends close and your enemies closer.
i did and do now the point of your original post,and my response was to ask why the impeachment talk,why do you see that as nonsensical.
Yes if the dems regain majority in the House I suppose you could say impeachment would be closer,but without a super majority impossible.
^ I can explain these things for you but I cannot understand them for you.
If there's so much talk about impeachment why isn't it showing up on my news feed?
Interesting that RUSSIAN interests are trying to shut down the probe. Interesting that the idea that Russian entities would be able to attempt it is even entertained.
There's some BLATANT interference in the U.S. system right there.
The legal framework the U.S. has created is being used against it.
“If we stop testing right now we’d have very few cases, if any.” Donald J Trump.
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