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“Non cooperative.”UW_Doog_Bot said:
I mean, yeah, keep just opening up to the FBI who already is attempting to nail you on procedural bullshit bc you talked to them openly without a lawyer in the first place. I can't imagine why the white house would overreact and become non-cooperative after something like that. It's pretty obvious that if you are innocent and a member of the justice system is attempting to nail you to a poll you should just cooperate willingly. It's not like the FBI would ever put someone in jail for simply answering a few minor details wrong to investigators right?greenblood said:
Reasonable vs illegal. I don't disagree that asking them to do those things was really stupid, especially now realizing he didn't need to. Had the staff done what he wanted, a case could have been made against Trump. But they didn't, so continue to grasp I guess.CirrhosisDawg said:
Ordering staff to obstruct justice is totally reasonable.RaceBannon said:Imagine an innocent man pissed off about a coup
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There's a big difference between obstruction and willingly cooperating with the FBI. You'd think you would know that. What's the evidence again? Oh right, that there's not definitive PROOF that they DIDN'T obstruct.HHusky said:
“Sure I obstructed. But I’ve got a really good excuse.”UW_Doog_Bot said:
I mean, yeah, keep just opening up to the FBI who already is attempting to nail you on procedural bullshit bc you talked to them openly without a lawyer in the first place. I can't imagine why the white house would overreact and become non-cooperative after something like that. It's pretty obvious that if you are innocent and a member of the justice system is attempting to nail you to a poll you should just cooperate willingly. It's not like the FBI would ever put someone in jail for simply answering a few minor details wrong to investigators right?greenblood said:
Reasonable vs illegal. I don't disagree that asking them to do those things was really stupid, especially now realizing he didn't need to. Had the staff done what he wanted, a case could have been made against Trump. But they didn't, so continue to grasp I guess.CirrhosisDawg said:
Ordering staff to obstruct justice is totally reasonable.RaceBannon said:Imagine an innocent man pissed off about a coup
You girls are tying yourselves up in knots to defend a petty tyrant. -
The voice of experience?UW_Doog_Bot said:
There's a big difference between obstruction and willingly cooperating with the FBI.HHusky said:
“Sure I obstructed. But I’ve got a really good excuse.”UW_Doog_Bot said:
I mean, yeah, keep just opening up to the FBI who already is attempting to nail you on procedural bullshit bc you talked to them openly without a lawyer in the first place. I can't imagine why the white house would overreact and become non-cooperative after something like that. It's pretty obvious that if you are innocent and a member of the justice system is attempting to nail you to a poll you should just cooperate willingly. It's not like the FBI would ever put someone in jail for simply answering a few minor details wrong to investigators right?greenblood said:
Reasonable vs illegal. I don't disagree that asking them to do those things was really stupid, especially now realizing he didn't need to. Had the staff done what he wanted, a case could have been made against Trump. But they didn't, so continue to grasp I guess.CirrhosisDawg said:
Ordering staff to obstruct justice is totally reasonable.RaceBannon said:Imagine an innocent man pissed off about a coup
You girls are tying yourselves up in knots to defend a petty tyrant.
Still, I think there’s just a wee bit of evidence of obstruction here. -
Trump could have fired Mueller and did not. He could have fired Rosenstein as well. He can fire anyone in the administrative branch but he let this completely made up phony bullshit attempt at a coup continue. Now they have nothing chargeable after more than 2 years of trying to locate a crime. Any crime for anything. The entire investigation is fruit of the poisoned tree in my opinion. Everyone should file appeals for that reason. This is America and you don't get to do this shit with out a legal reason. Those responsible for the charade need to have years in an actual prison. No fed hotels. That's coming.HHusky said:
“Sure I obstructed. But I’ve got a really good excuse.”UW_Doog_Bot said:
I mean, yeah, keep just opening up to the FBI who already is attempting to nail you on procedural bullshit bc you talked to them openly without a lawyer in the first place. I can't imagine why the white house would overreact and become non-cooperative after something like that. It's pretty obvious that if you are innocent and a member of the justice system is attempting to nail you to a poll you should just cooperate willingly. It's not like the FBI would ever put someone in jail for simply answering a few minor details wrong to investigators right?greenblood said:
Reasonable vs illegal. I don't disagree that asking them to do those things was really stupid, especially now realizing he didn't need to. Had the staff done what he wanted, a case could have been made against Trump. But they didn't, so continue to grasp I guess.CirrhosisDawg said:
Ordering staff to obstruct justice is totally reasonable.RaceBannon said:Imagine an innocent man pissed off about a coup
You girls are tying yourselves up in knots to defend a petty tyrant. -
What I put in bold is a lie. Congress absolutely can and will get the full report. And they can investigate Trump if they want to. And the report is very clear that the bar for a crime could be different by Congress than by the standards Mueller is he held to. But they won't because they are Pussies.Sledog said:
Trump could have fired Mueller and did not. He could have fired Rosenstein as well. He can fire anyone in the administrative branch but he let this completely made up phony bullshit attempt at a coup continue. Now they have nothing chargeable after more than 2 years of trying to locate a crime. Any crime for anything. The entire investigation is fruit of the poisoned tree in my opinion. Everyone should file appeals for that reason. This is America and you don't get to do this shit with out a legal reason. Those responsible for the charade need to have years in an actual prison. No fed hotels. That's coming.HHusky said:
“Sure I obstructed. But I’ve got a really good excuse.”UW_Doog_Bot said:
I mean, yeah, keep just opening up to the FBI who already is attempting to nail you on procedural bullshit bc you talked to them openly without a lawyer in the first place. I can't imagine why the white house would overreact and become non-cooperative after something like that. It's pretty obvious that if you are innocent and a member of the justice system is attempting to nail you to a poll you should just cooperate willingly. It's not like the FBI would ever put someone in jail for simply answering a few minor details wrong to investigators right?greenblood said:
Reasonable vs illegal. I don't disagree that asking them to do those things was really stupid, especially now realizing he didn't need to. Had the staff done what he wanted, a case could have been made against Trump. But they didn't, so continue to grasp I guess.CirrhosisDawg said:
Ordering staff to obstruct justice is totally reasonable.RaceBannon said:Imagine an innocent man pissed off about a coup
You girls are tying yourselves up in knots to defend a petty tyrant. -
You seem to have forgotten how many people have already been convicted of crimes.Sledog said:
Trump could have fired Mueller and did not. He could have fired Rosenstein as well. He can fire anyone in the administrative branch but he let this completely made up phony bullshit attempt at a coup continue. Now they have nothing chargeable after more than 2 years of trying to locate a crime. Any crime for anything. The entire investigation is fruit of the poisoned tree in my opinion. Everyone should file appeals for that reason. This is America and you don't get to do this shit with out a legal reason. Those responsible for the charade need to have years in an actual prison. No fed hotels. That's coming.HHusky said:
“Sure I obstructed. But I’ve got a really good excuse.”UW_Doog_Bot said:
I mean, yeah, keep just opening up to the FBI who already is attempting to nail you on procedural bullshit bc you talked to them openly without a lawyer in the first place. I can't imagine why the white house would overreact and become non-cooperative after something like that. It's pretty obvious that if you are innocent and a member of the justice system is attempting to nail you to a poll you should just cooperate willingly. It's not like the FBI would ever put someone in jail for simply answering a few minor details wrong to investigators right?greenblood said:
Reasonable vs illegal. I don't disagree that asking them to do those things was really stupid, especially now realizing he didn't need to. Had the staff done what he wanted, a case could have been made against Trump. But they didn't, so continue to grasp I guess.CirrhosisDawg said:
Ordering staff to obstruct justice is totally reasonable.RaceBannon said:Imagine an innocent man pissed off about a coup
You girls are tying yourselves up in knots to defend a petty tyrant. -
Congress can charge people with crimes? Got a link Kunt?2001400ex said:
What I put in bold is a lie. Congress absolutely can and will get the full report. And they can investigate Trump if they want to. And the report is very clear that the bar for a crime could be different by Congress than by the standards Mueller is he held to. But they won't because they are Pussies.Sledog said:
Trump could have fired Mueller and did not. He could have fired Rosenstein as well. He can fire anyone in the administrative branch but he let this completely made up phony bullshit attempt at a coup continue. Now they have nothing chargeable after more than 2 years of trying to locate a crime. Any crime for anything. The entire investigation is fruit of the poisoned tree in my opinion. Everyone should file appeals for that reason. This is America and you don't get to do this shit with out a legal reason. Those responsible for the charade need to have years in an actual prison. No fed hotels. That's coming.HHusky said:
“Sure I obstructed. But I’ve got a really good excuse.”UW_Doog_Bot said:
I mean, yeah, keep just opening up to the FBI who already is attempting to nail you on procedural bullshit bc you talked to them openly without a lawyer in the first place. I can't imagine why the white house would overreact and become non-cooperative after something like that. It's pretty obvious that if you are innocent and a member of the justice system is attempting to nail you to a poll you should just cooperate willingly. It's not like the FBI would ever put someone in jail for simply answering a few minor details wrong to investigators right?greenblood said:
Reasonable vs illegal. I don't disagree that asking them to do those things was really stupid, especially now realizing he didn't need to. Had the staff done what he wanted, a case could have been made against Trump. But they didn't, so continue to grasp I guess.CirrhosisDawg said:
Ordering staff to obstruct justice is totally reasonable.RaceBannon said:Imagine an innocent man pissed off about a coup
You girls are tying yourselves up in knots to defend a petty tyrant. -
Fuck does your stupidity know no bounds? An experienced law enforcement attorney couldn't find a chargeable offense. That's a clue dip shit! I'm sure Chuck and Nancy can spout some bullshit but you are NEVER getting a crime or impeachment. Keep those hopes up! Liberal tears are happy happy joy joy for the rest of us!2001400ex said:
What I put in bold is a lie. Congress absolutely can and will get the full report. And they can investigate Trump if they want to. And the report is very clear that the bar for a crime could be different by Congress than by the standards Mueller is he held to. But they won't because they are Pussies.Sledog said:
Trump could have fired Mueller and did not. He could have fired Rosenstein as well. He can fire anyone in the administrative branch but he let this completely made up phony bullshit attempt at a coup continue. Now they have nothing chargeable after more than 2 years of trying to locate a crime. Any crime for anything. The entire investigation is fruit of the poisoned tree in my opinion. Everyone should file appeals for that reason. This is America and you don't get to do this shit with out a legal reason. Those responsible for the charade need to have years in an actual prison. No fed hotels. That's coming.HHusky said:
“Sure I obstructed. But I’ve got a really good excuse.”UW_Doog_Bot said:
I mean, yeah, keep just opening up to the FBI who already is attempting to nail you on procedural bullshit bc you talked to them openly without a lawyer in the first place. I can't imagine why the white house would overreact and become non-cooperative after something like that. It's pretty obvious that if you are innocent and a member of the justice system is attempting to nail you to a poll you should just cooperate willingly. It's not like the FBI would ever put someone in jail for simply answering a few minor details wrong to investigators right?greenblood said:
Reasonable vs illegal. I don't disagree that asking them to do those things was really stupid, especially now realizing he didn't need to. Had the staff done what he wanted, a case could have been made against Trump. But they didn't, so continue to grasp I guess.CirrhosisDawg said:
Ordering staff to obstruct justice is totally reasonable.RaceBannon said:Imagine an innocent man pissed off about a coup
You girls are tying yourselves up in knots to defend a petty tyrant. -
Crimes and misdemeanors even.SFGbob said:
Congress can charge people with crimes? Got a link Kunt?2001400ex said:
What I put in bold is a lie. Congress absolutely can and will get the full report. And they can investigate Trump if they want to. And the report is very clear that the bar for a crime could be different by Congress than by the standards Mueller is he held to. But they won't because they are Pussies.Sledog said:
Trump could have fired Mueller and did not. He could have fired Rosenstein as well. He can fire anyone in the administrative branch but he let this completely made up phony bullshit attempt at a coup continue. Now they have nothing chargeable after more than 2 years of trying to locate a crime. Any crime for anything. The entire investigation is fruit of the poisoned tree in my opinion. Everyone should file appeals for that reason. This is America and you don't get to do this shit with out a legal reason. Those responsible for the charade need to have years in an actual prison. No fed hotels. That's coming.HHusky said:
“Sure I obstructed. But I’ve got a really good excuse.”UW_Doog_Bot said:
I mean, yeah, keep just opening up to the FBI who already is attempting to nail you on procedural bullshit bc you talked to them openly without a lawyer in the first place. I can't imagine why the white house would overreact and become non-cooperative after something like that. It's pretty obvious that if you are innocent and a member of the justice system is attempting to nail you to a poll you should just cooperate willingly. It's not like the FBI would ever put someone in jail for simply answering a few minor details wrong to investigators right?greenblood said:
Reasonable vs illegal. I don't disagree that asking them to do those things was really stupid, especially now realizing he didn't need to. Had the staff done what he wanted, a case could have been made against Trump. But they didn't, so continue to grasp I guess.CirrhosisDawg said:
Ordering staff to obstruct justice is totally reasonable.RaceBannon said:Imagine an innocent man pissed off about a coup
You girls are tying yourselves up in knots to defend a petty tyrant. -
He may have shewed gum on public transportation. Better look into it!HHusky said:
Crimes and misdemeanors even.SFGbob said:
Congress can charge people with crimes? Got a link Kunt?2001400ex said:
What I put in bold is a lie. Congress absolutely can and will get the full report. And they can investigate Trump if they want to. And the report is very clear that the bar for a crime could be different by Congress than by the standards Mueller is he held to. But they won't because they are Pussies.Sledog said:
Trump could have fired Mueller and did not. He could have fired Rosenstein as well. He can fire anyone in the administrative branch but he let this completely made up phony bullshit attempt at a coup continue. Now they have nothing chargeable after more than 2 years of trying to locate a crime. Any crime for anything. The entire investigation is fruit of the poisoned tree in my opinion. Everyone should file appeals for that reason. This is America and you don't get to do this shit with out a legal reason. Those responsible for the charade need to have years in an actual prison. No fed hotels. That's coming.HHusky said:
“Sure I obstructed. But I’ve got a really good excuse.”UW_Doog_Bot said:
I mean, yeah, keep just opening up to the FBI who already is attempting to nail you on procedural bullshit bc you talked to them openly without a lawyer in the first place. I can't imagine why the white house would overreact and become non-cooperative after something like that. It's pretty obvious that if you are innocent and a member of the justice system is attempting to nail you to a poll you should just cooperate willingly. It's not like the FBI would ever put someone in jail for simply answering a few minor details wrong to investigators right?greenblood said:
Reasonable vs illegal. I don't disagree that asking them to do those things was really stupid, especially now realizing he didn't need to. Had the staff done what he wanted, a case could have been made against Trump. But they didn't, so continue to grasp I guess.CirrhosisDawg said:
Ordering staff to obstruct justice is totally reasonable.RaceBannon said:Imagine an innocent man pissed off about a coup
You girls are tying yourselves up in knots to defend a petty tyrant.
