Faun
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No one asked a foreign national to help with a campaign.Umm... the law doesn't state the other party has to be aware of the solicitation. Just asking a foreign national to help with the campaign is a violation of the law.LOLThe difference being that Trump only appeared guilty to those with TDS. OJ appeared guilty to the overwhelmingly majority of people. Even those cheering when he got off were not cheering because they thought he was innocent, but because they thought it was poetic justice given the perceived discrimination against black people in the courts.
Um, the jury found OJ innocent. Frankly, I think he did it, but the misconduct of the LAPD in this case created reasonable doubt.
Trump, on the other hand, was caught pretty much red-handed trying to get the Ukraine to smear Biden for him.
Obviously I meant the overwhelming number of people in the country thought he was guilty, not the overwhelming majority on the jury.
There was very, very little evidence against Trump, which is why there was such a partisan divide. Only those with TDS, and this includes RINO Romney, thought there was enough there to convict. Even if there would have been a clear quid pro quo, it wouldn't have mattered in a legal sense, so the entire thing was nothing more than a propaganda tool.
Yeah, very little evidence... except for that perfect phone call where he illegally solicited a foreign national to help him with his re-election campaign.
The only problem was, he didn't do that. The Ukrainian didn't even know there were "strings" attached to the aid. How can you have a quid pro quo when the other party doesn't even know they are on the hook? Logic was never liberal's strong suit.