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Lol his traxes have been gone over many times. That's the first thing Mueller did. Like all shitty federal prosecutors that's the first thing they do. He also had just undergone an audit. No proof of any of the other allegations but keep talking Shiff.HHusky said:
Guilty of violating his oath of office.Sledog said:
Guilty of what? Name the crimes. I'll wait here. You're an attorney should be easy.HHusky said:Daddy's guilty as sin. If you can catch someone else too, go for it.
Guilty of witness intimidation.
Guilty of obstruction of justice.
Guilty of campaign finance violations.
Guilty of tax evasion.
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Please. You intentionally used the phrase 'guilty'.HHusky said:
Each of these very well documented. Crimes are crimes, whether they have been prosecuted or not.PurpleThrobber said:
Funny. Don't recall any charges or trial on any of those. You sure you're a lawyer? Guilty means, well, GUILTY. Convicted.HHusky said:
Guilty of violating his oath of office.Sledog said:
Guilty of what? Name the crimes. I'll wait here. You're an attorney should be easy.HHusky said:Daddy's guilty as sin. If you can catch someone else too, go for it.
Guilty of witness intimidation.
Guilty of obstruction of justice.
Guilty of campaign finance violations.
Guilty of tax evasion.
At least.
Allegations, innuendo, rumored....way better words. But GUILTY isn't the right phrase at all.
OJ is a murderer too.
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No, it's not. In this country, despite what you and the twitterseverse may believe, it's still a nation of laws with a presumption of innocence.CirrhosisDawg said:
This is totally irrelevant to the current impeachment inquiry or upcoming vote, but ok. Knock yourself out.PurpleThrobber said:
Still hasn't been found guilty like your boy H contends.CirrhosisDawg said:The impeachment inquiry is underway and the vote will likely take place later this year.
Article 2 Section 4 of the Constitution. Basic civics.
The Star Chamber was abolished in the 1600's.
Basic history.
Is Trump guilty? Hell, if I know but until he is charged and given a trial with a proper defense, he's not.
Why is this so hard for the radical leftists to understand?
Basic civics.
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Expand on that. Show me where article 2 section 4 says that. Should be easy. Basic civics.PurpleThrobber said:
No, it's not. In this country, despite what you and the twitterseverse may believe, it's still a nation of laws with a presumption of innocence.CirrhosisDawg said:
This is totally irrelevant to the current impeachment inquiry or upcoming vote, but ok. Knock yourself out.PurpleThrobber said:
Still hasn't been found guilty like your boy H contends.CirrhosisDawg said:The impeachment inquiry is underway and the vote will likely take place later this year.
Article 2 Section 4 of the Constitution. Basic civics.
The Star Chamber was abolished in the 1600's.
Basic history.
Is Trump guilty? Hell, if I know but until he is charged and given a trial with a proper defense, he's not.
Why is this so hard for the radical leftists to understand?
Basic civics. -
Guilty is a familiar English word. Thus Mall Cop's question, which also used it.PurpleThrobber said:
Please. You intentionally used the phrase 'guilty'.HHusky said:
Each of these very well documented. Crimes are crimes, whether they have been prosecuted or not.PurpleThrobber said:
Funny. Don't recall any charges or trial on any of those. You sure you're a lawyer? Guilty means, well, GUILTY. Convicted.HHusky said:
Guilty of violating his oath of office.Sledog said:
Guilty of what? Name the crimes. I'll wait here. You're an attorney should be easy.HHusky said:Daddy's guilty as sin. If you can catch someone else too, go for it.
Guilty of witness intimidation.
Guilty of obstruction of justice.
Guilty of campaign finance violations.
Guilty of tax evasion.
At least.
Allegations, innuendo, rumored....way better words. But GUILTY isn't the right phrase at all.
OJ is a murderer too. -
Nah- you've pretty well shown you're incapable of critical thought or deviating from the central party line. It's fairly clear you don't believe in the rule of law or, as the original brown skins said "ei incumbit probatio qui dicit, non qui negat"CirrhosisDawg said:
Expand on that. Show me where article 2 section 4 says that. Should be easy. Basic civics.PurpleThrobber said:
No, it's not. In this country, despite what you and the twitterseverse may believe, it's still a nation of laws with a presumption of innocence.CirrhosisDawg said:
This is totally irrelevant to the current impeachment inquiry or upcoming vote, but ok. Knock yourself out.PurpleThrobber said:
Still hasn't been found guilty like your boy H contends.CirrhosisDawg said:The impeachment inquiry is underway and the vote will likely take place later this year.
Article 2 Section 4 of the Constitution. Basic civics.
The Star Chamber was abolished in the 1600's.
Basic history.
Is Trump guilty? Hell, if I know but until he is charged and given a trial with a proper defense, he's not.
Why is this so hard for the radical leftists to understand?
Basic civics.
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By all means HH, show us where the documentation is?HHusky said:
Each of these very well documented. Crimes are crimes, whether they have been prosecuted or not.PurpleThrobber said:
Funny. Don't recall any charges or trial on any of those. You sure you're a lawyer? Guilty means, well, GUILTY. Convicted.HHusky said:
Guilty of violating his oath of office.Sledog said:
Guilty of what? Name the crimes. I'll wait here. You're an attorney should be easy.HHusky said:Daddy's guilty as sin. If you can catch someone else too, go for it.
Guilty of witness intimidation.
Guilty of obstruction of justice.
Guilty of campaign finance violations.
Guilty of tax evasion.
At least.
Allegations, innuendo, rumored....way better words. But GUILTY isn't the right phrase at all.
OJ is a murderer too.
Ha ha......we won't get any documentation or facts from HH. -
HH ain't got shit! Don't know shit! Ain't shit!
