Impeaching Trump for obstructing a non-crime: Civil War

[Hum Dinger]

I have a unique perspective on the determination annd hardiness of Americans. It is an annual cycle out here.
I live in the midddle of nowhere. This area is touted on prepper websites, back to the land websites, mother earth news type websites.. point is most land out here is sold online, sight unnseen. Land is cheap, because this is hard. country to live in.
Each spring a new crop of buyers shows up, occupying the land they bought online.

In the past 6 years, 2 people(one a fammily of native alaskans) have remained, 26 people gavve up. 21 stayed 6 months, 5 left before six mmonths.


Americans, especiallly from cities, just do not have what it would take to fight a civil war.

My 16 year old son is excellent at piloting combat drone simulations. How are you at that?

I think that your concept of war is somewhat out dated and obsolete.

You can keep rural Alaska - nobody in their right mind would want to live there - which is why most urbanites leave.

Ive been to alaska but i live in arizona. i think two things:
we wont have a war, when the folks not in their right mind stop working at the power plants, cities are fucked.
second, i don't think you ever set a cornner post a full 24 inches in the ground friend.

Actually, I have fixed cattle fences before. I lived in the rural parts of the Virgin Islands - an area at least as tough as anyplace in Alaska or Arizona. I have cleared quite a lot of land with machetes & bush hooks. So cut the crap.

The urban people of this country would overwhelm the rural parts. That's because they have advanced skills, advanced industry, overwhelming numbers and FAR superior intelligence.

 

[ozro]

I have a unique perspective on the determination annd hardiness of Americans. It is an annual cycle out here.
I live in the midddle of nowhere. This area is touted on prepper websites, back to the land websites, mother earth news type websites.. point is most land out here is sold online, sight unnseen. Land is cheap, because this is hard. country to live in.
Each spring a new crop of buyers shows up, occupying the land they bought online.

In the past 6 years, 2 people(one a fammily of native alaskans) have remained, 26 people gavve up. 21 stayed 6 months, 5 left before six mmonths.


Americans, especiallly from cities, just do not have what it would take to fight a civil war.

My 16 year old son is excellent at piloting combat drone simulations. How are you at that?

I think that your concept of war is somewhat out dated and obsolete.

You can keep rural Alaska - nobody in their right mind would want to live there - which is why most urbanites leave.

Ive been to alaska but i live in arizona. i think two things:
we wont have a war, when the folks not in their right mind stop working at the power plants, cities are fucked.
second, i don't think you ever set a cornner post a full 24 inches in the ground friend.

Actually, I have fixed cattle fences before. I lived in the rural parts of the Virgin Islands - an area at least as tough as anyplace in Alaska or Arizona. I have cleared quite a lot of land with machetes & bush hooks. So cut the crap.

The urban people of this country would overwhelm the rural parts. That's because they have advanced skills, advanced industry, overwhelming numbers and FAR superior intelligence.

I bet we both agree we don't want to find out for sure sir.

 

[Hum Dinger]

I have a unique perspective on the determination annd hardiness of Americans. It is an annual cycle out here.
I live in the midddle of nowhere. This area is touted on prepper websites, back to the land websites, mother earth news type websites.. point is most land out here is sold online, sight unnseen. Land is cheap, because this is hard. country to live in.
Each spring a new crop of buyers shows up, occupying the land they bought online.

In the past 6 years, 2 people(one a fammily of native alaskans) have remained, 26 people gavve up. 21 stayed 6 months, 5 left before six mmonths.


Americans, especiallly from cities, just do not have what it would take to fight a civil war.

My 16 year old son is excellent at piloting combat drone simulations. How are you at that?

I think that your concept of war is somewhat out dated and obsolete.

You can keep rural Alaska - nobody in their right mind would want to live there - which is why most urbanites leave.

Ive been to alaska but i live in arizona. i think two things:
we wont have a war, when the folks not in their right mind stop working at the power plants, cities are fucked.
second, i don't think you ever set a cornner post a full 24 inches in the ground friend.

Actually, I have fixed cattle fences before. I lived in the rural parts of the Virgin Islands - an area at least as tough as anyplace in Alaska or Arizona. I have cleared quite a lot of land with machetes & bush hooks. So cut the crap.

The urban people of this country would overwhelm the rural parts. That's because they have advanced skills, advanced industry, overwhelming numbers and FAR superior intelligence.

I bet we both agree we don't want to find out for sure sir.

I seriously doubt that there will be a Civil War. There's just some saber rattling by upset Trumpbots.

There may be a few violent incidents, but those people will be treated as terrorists.

This is all academic.

 

[ozro]

I have a unique perspective on the determination annd hardiness of Americans. It is an annual cycle out here.
I live in the midddle of nowhere. This area is touted on prepper websites, back to the land websites, mother earth news type websites.. point is most land out here is sold online, sight unnseen. Land is cheap, because this is hard. country to live in.
Each spring a new crop of buyers shows up, occupying the land they bought online.

In the past 6 years, 2 people(one a fammily of native alaskans) have remained, 26 people gavve up. 21 stayed 6 months, 5 left before six mmonths.


Americans, especiallly from cities, just do not have what it would take to fight a civil war.

My 16 year old son is excellent at piloting combat drone simulations. How are you at that?

I think that your concept of war is somewhat out dated and obsolete.

You can keep rural Alaska - nobody in their right mind would want to live there - which is why most urbanites leave.

Ive been to alaska but i live in arizona. i think two things:
we wont have a war, when the folks not in their right mind stop working at the power plants, cities are fucked.
second, i don't think you ever set a cornner post a full 24 inches in the ground friend.

Actually, I have fixed cattle fences before. I lived in the rural parts of the Virgin Islands - an area at least as tough as anyplace in Alaska or Arizona. I have cleared quite a lot of land with machetes & bush hooks. So cut the crap.

The urban people of this country would overwhelm the rural parts. That's because they have advanced skills, advanced industry, overwhelming numbers and FAR superior intelligence.

I bet we both agree we don't want to find out for sure sir.

I seriously doubt that there will be a Civil War. There's just some saber rattling by upset Trumpbots.

There may be a few violent incidents, but those people will be treated as terrorists.

This is all academic.

i agree. When i see senators leaving to form their own government, like they did before, then I shall worry.

 

[Rambunctious]

Dereliction if Duty, Conspiracy with a foreign and hostile government, Obstruction of justice - and once Congress gets hold of Trump Tax returns, almost certainly violations of Logan act.

Even the spineless Republican weenies in the Senate will not be able to protect your orange god.

Trumpbots are in a state of denial.

But don't worry all you Trumpbots! Soon you can crawl back under whatever rock from whence you came!

Fucking retard.

You lost the election scumbag, get over it and accept that in a FREE nation you lose.

Imagine if we had pulled this shit on Obama....

America lost the election to a candidate sponsored by a foreign and hostile power. We've accepted that.

But we live in a Constitutional Democracy...that requires Congress to oversee the Presidency and take appropriate action when the President violates the law.

You're going to have to live with that, and nobody cares if you accept it or not.

 

[Rambunctious]

I have a unique perspective on the determination annd hardiness of Americans. It is an annual cycle out here.
I live in the midddle of nowhere. This area is touted on prepper websites, back to the land websites, mother earth news type websites.. point is most land out here is sold online, sight unnseen. Land is cheap, because this is hard. country to live in.
Each spring a new crop of buyers shows up, occupying the land they bought online.

In the past 6 years, 2 people(one a fammily of native alaskans) have remained, 26 people gavve up. 21 stayed 6 months, 5 left before six mmonths.


Americans, especiallly from cities, just do not have what it would take to fight a civil war.

My 16 year old son is excellent at piloting combat drone simulations. How are you at that?

I think that your concept of war is somewhat out dated and obsolete.

You can keep rural Alaska - nobody in their right mind would want to live there - which is why most urbanites leave.

Ive been to alaska but i live in arizona. i think two things:
we wont have a war, when the folks not in their right mind stop working at the power plants, cities are fucked.
second, i don't think you ever set a cornner post a full 24 inches in the ground friend.

Actually, I have fixed cattle fences before. I lived in the rural parts of the Virgin Islands - an area at least as tough as anyplace in Alaska or Arizona. I have cleared quite a lot of land with machetes & bush hooks. So cut the crap.

The urban people of this country would overwhelm the rural parts. That's because they have advanced skills, advanced industry, overwhelming numbers and FAR superior intelligence.

I bet we both agree we don't want to find out for sure sir.

I seriously doubt that there will be a Civil War. There's just some saber rattling by upset Trumpbots.

There may be a few violent incidents, but those people will be treated as terrorists.

This is all academic.

You better ask your buddies over in ANTIFA....

 

[Hum Dinger]

My 16 year old son is excellent at piloting combat drone simulations. How are you at that?

I think that your concept of war is somewhat out dated and obsolete.

You can keep rural Alaska - nobody in their right mind would want to live there - which is why most urbanites leave.

Ive been to alaska but i live in arizona. i think two things:
we wont have a war, when the folks not in their right mind stop working at the power plants, cities are fucked.
second, i don't think you ever set a cornner post a full 24 inches in the ground friend.

Actually, I have fixed cattle fences before. I lived in the rural parts of the Virgin Islands - an area at least as tough as anyplace in Alaska or Arizona. I have cleared quite a lot of land with machetes & bush hooks. So cut the crap.

The urban people of this country would overwhelm the rural parts. That's because they have advanced skills, advanced industry, overwhelming numbers and FAR superior intelligence.

I bet we both agree we don't want to find out for sure sir.

I seriously doubt that there will be a Civil War. There's just some saber rattling by upset Trumpbots.

There may be a few violent incidents, but those people will be treated as terrorists.

This is all academic.

You better ask your buddies over in ANTIFA....

Do you mean like that that little girl that your fascist buddy murdered in Charlottesville?

That AntiFa?

 

[The2ndAmendment]

Ive been to alaska but i live in arizona. i think two things:
we wont have a war, when the folks not in their right mind stop working at the power plants, cities are fucked.
second, i don't think you ever set a cornner post a full 24 inches in the ground friend.

Actually, I have fixed cattle fences before. I lived in the rural parts of the Virgin Islands - an area at least as tough as anyplace in Alaska or Arizona. I have cleared quite a lot of land with machetes & bush hooks. So cut the crap.

The urban people of this country would overwhelm the rural parts. That's because they have advanced skills, advanced industry, overwhelming numbers and FAR superior intelligence.

I bet we both agree we don't want to find out for sure sir.

I seriously doubt that there will be a Civil War. There's just some saber rattling by upset Trumpbots.

There may be a few violent incidents, but those people will be treated as terrorists.

This is all academic.

You better ask your buddies over in ANTIFA....

Do you mean like that that little girl that your fascist buddy murdered in Charlottesville?

That AntiFa?

 

[Auld Phart]

I have a unique perspective on the determination annd hardiness of Americans. It is an annual cycle out here.
I live in the midddle of nowhere. This area is touted on prepper websites, back to the land websites, mother earth news type websites.. point is most land out here is sold online, sight unnseen. Land is cheap, because this is hard. country to live in.
Each spring a new crop of buyers shows up, occupying the land they bought online.

In the past 6 years, 2 people(one a fammily of native alaskans) have remained, 26 people gavve up. 21 stayed 6 months, 5 left before six mmonths.


Americans, especiallly from cities, just do not have what it would take to fight a civil war.

My 16 year old son is excellent at piloting combat drone simulations. How are you at that?

I think that your concept of war is somewhat out dated and obsolete.

You can keep rural Alaska - nobody in their right mind would want to live there - which is why most urbanites leave.

Ive been to alaska but i live in arizona. i think two things:
we wont have a war, when the folks not in their right mind stop working at the power plants, cities are fucked.
second, i don't think you ever set a cornner post a full 24 inches in the ground friend.

Actually, I have fixed cattle fences before. I lived in the rural parts of the Virgin Islands - an area at least as tough as anyplace in Alaska or Arizona. I have cleared quite a lot of land with machetes & bush hooks. So cut the crap.

The urban people of this country would overwhelm the rural parts. That's because they have advanced skills, advanced industry, overwhelming numbers and FAR superior intelligence.

I bet we both agree we don't want to find out for sure sir.

I seriously doubt that there will be a Civil War. There's just some saber rattling by upset Trumpbots.

There may be a few violent incidents, but those people will be treated as terrorists.

This is all academic.

There's just some saber rattling by upset Trumpbots.

The only saber rattling you're going to see, is from people like our new member.

Even Schiff is backing off impeachment.

Congressional Dems may 'take up impeachment' in wake of Mueller report: Adam Schiff

 

[WaitingFor2020]

Do it Dems.

I have no doubt that impeaching Trump for "obstruction" of a crime he did not commit would start a VERY HOT Civil War.

I'm looking forward to it.

Nothing but blood, prison and public executions of the losing side is going to settle this conflict. You've made that clear by doubling down on the Mueller Report.

Read the report son. This isn't a "non crime".

No collusion.

Goodbye.

I read all of Volume I.

Volume II had no citations of law or statues, just opinion.

If you read the first volume, then WTF do you think "“Harm to Ongoing Matter” means?

Mueller farmed out 12 different "matters" to the SDNY and the Eastern District of Virginia.

His job was to find a conspiracy between Trump and Russia.

He found that Putin has a useful idiot in the Oval Office.

Stay tuned. It's the beginning of the end of your Grifter in Chief.
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[The2ndAmendment]

Do it Dems.

I have no doubt that impeaching Trump for "obstruction" of a crime he did not commit would start a VERY HOT Civil War.

I'm looking forward to it.

Nothing but blood, prison and public executions of the losing side is going to settle this conflict. You've made that clear by doubling down on the Mueller Report.

Read the report son. This isn't a "non crime".

No collusion.

Goodbye.

I read all of Volume I.

Volume II had no citations of law or statues, just opinion.

If you read the first volume, then WTF do you think "“Harm to Ongoing Matter” means?

Mueller farmed out 12 different "matters" to the SDNY and the Eastern District of Virginia.

His job was to find a conspiracy between Trump and Russia.

He found that Putin has a useful idiot in the Oval Office.

Stay tuned. It's the beginning of the end of your Grifter in Chief.
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Obviously nothing to do with Trump's campaign conspiring with Russians to interfere in the 2016 Election, otherwise the investigation would not have been concluded, would still be ongoing, and therefore the Mueller report would not have been released yet.

HOM most likely refers to Manafort-like cases of perjury, lying and private bank fraud and other white collar crimes; HOM most likely also refers to continued investigations of Russian nationals, spies and agents (non US citizens) that may still be residing in the US unware that they're about to be pinched. HOM may even refer to Fusion GPS and the DNC illegally obtaining FISA warrnts.

Maybe you'll get your wish, for all we know Trump committed white collar crimes in finance and real estate. Maybe we'll get our wish and top DNC officials will be arrested to Class A felonies for illegally obtaining FISA warrants on a partisan Dossier.

It's all redacted.



But the HOM has nothing to do with conspiring with Russians to interefere in the election.

 

[Rambunctious]

Ive been to alaska but i live in arizona. i think two things:
we wont have a war, when the folks not in their right mind stop working at the power plants, cities are fucked.
second, i don't think you ever set a cornner post a full 24 inches in the ground friend.

Actually, I have fixed cattle fences before. I lived in the rural parts of the Virgin Islands - an area at least as tough as anyplace in Alaska or Arizona. I have cleared quite a lot of land with machetes & bush hooks. So cut the crap.

The urban people of this country would overwhelm the rural parts. That's because they have advanced skills, advanced industry, overwhelming numbers and FAR superior intelligence.

I bet we both agree we don't want to find out for sure sir.

I seriously doubt that there will be a Civil War. There's just some saber rattling by upset Trumpbots.

There may be a few violent incidents, but those people will be treated as terrorists.

This is all academic.

You better ask your buddies over in ANTIFA....

Do you mean like that that little girl that your fascist buddy murdered in Charlottesville?

That AntiFa?

He ain't my buddy snowflake....but tell me...which group had a permit to assemble?.....and which group showed up with bats and masks?...

 

[deanrd]

I just want to know which state getting a BJ is illegal?

That’s why they impeached Bill Clinton because he lied about getting a BJ. Something most American men probably have done.

Getting a BJ and lying about it.

 

[The2ndAmendment]

I just want to know which state getting a BJ is illegal?

That’s why they impeached Bill Clinton because he lied about getting a BJ. Something most American men probably have done.

Getting a BJ and lying about it.

I've already acknowledge several times on this board that impeaching Bill Clinton was personal sexual conduct (and lying about it) was absolutely ridiculous and should have never happened.

Take your partisan shit elsewhere.

 

[airplanemechanic]

Obstruction of the the investigation into Russia interfering with our election.

You're right, Trump wasn't involved with the crime that Mueller was investigating. So, why was he trying so hard to interfere with it?

He didn't interfere with anything. If he did why did Mueller say he did not and also finished his investigation?

 

[WaitingFor2020]

Do it Dems.

I have no doubt that impeaching Trump for "obstruction" of a crime he did not commit would start a VERY HOT Civil War.

I'm looking forward to it.

Nothing but blood, prison and public executions of the losing side is going to settle this conflict. You've made that clear by doubling down on the Mueller Report.

Read the report son. This isn't a "non crime".

No collusion.

Goodbye.

I read all of Volume I.

Volume II had no citations of law or statues, just opinion.

If you read the first volume, then WTF do you think "“Harm to Ongoing Matter” means?

Mueller farmed out 12 different "matters" to the SDNY and the Eastern District of Virginia.

His job was to find a conspiracy between Trump and Russia.

He found that Putin has a useful idiot in the Oval Office.

Stay tuned. It's the beginning of the end of your Grifter in Chief.
.
.
.
.

Obviously nothing to do with Trump's campaign conspiring with Russians to interfere in the 2016 Election, otherwise the investigation would not have been concluded, would still be ongoing, and therefore the Mueller report would not have been released yet.

HOM most likely refers to Manafort-like cases of perjury, lying and private bank fraud and other white collar crimes; HOM most likely also refers to continued investigations of Russian nationals, spies and agents (non US citizens) that may still be residing in the US unware that they're about to be pinched. HOM may even refer to Fusion GPS and the DNC illegally obtaining FISA warrnts.

Maybe you'll get your wish, for all we know Trump committed white collar crimes in finance and real estate. Maybe we'll get our wish and top DNC officials will be arrested to Class A felonies for illegally obtaining FISA warrants on a partisan Dossier.

It's all redacted.



But the HOM has nothing to do with conspiring with Russians to interefere in the election.

That's right. HOM has nothing to do with conspiracy with Putin.

They have everything to do with these matters.


Roger Stone criminal trial
There are a number of ongoing cases that will fall to the U.S. Attorney’s Office in D.C. One of the most prominent is around longtime Trump confidant Roger Stone, who was arrested in January 2019 as part of the Mueller investigation.


The hush money investigation
This case is located in the Southern District of New York and focused on payments Trump’s former lawyer Michael Cohen made on his behalf to women who allegedly had affairs with Trump. Cohen pleaded guilty in August of 2018 to campaign finance violations and other financial crimes, admitting he made payments to Karen McDougal and Stormy Daniels to keep them quiet in the run up the 2016 election. In December, he was sentenced to three years in prison.


Trump’s inauguration funding
Federal prosecutors in multiple offices have been looking into the record $107 million that Trump’s inauguration committee raised and asking questions about who the money came from, how it was spent and whether the committee gave donors favors or special access.
Mueller’s office initially looked into potential foreign donations to the inauguration, and now the U.S. attorney’s offices in Manhattan and Brooklyn are both investigating the involvement of foreign money.



Pro-Trump super PAC
Prosecutors in the Southern District of New York have also been looking into potential wrongdoing related to a pro-Trump super PAC called Rebuilding America Now. In December, the Times reported that prosecutors were interviewing people about whether Manafort illegally coordinated with the group while he was running Trump’s campaign, and whether the super PAC had taken in donations from people in Qatar or other Middle Eastern countries. So far, this investigation has not resulted in any indictments.


Trump Organization insurance policies
When Cohen testified in front of Congress last month, he mentioned that the Trump Organization inflated its assets to insurance companies. Days later, the New York Department of Financial Services sent a subpoena to Aon, the Trump Organization’s longtime insurance broker, according to the New York Times. The subpoena asked for all communication between Aon and the Trump Organization, as well as other internal documents and contracts.


Trump Organization real estate deals
In another inquiry prompted by Cohen’s testimony, the New York attorney general this month began looking into several Trump Organization projects, including a failed attempt to buy the Buffalo Bills football team. Investigators sent subpoenas to Deutsche Bank and Investors Bank about the projects in early March, according to the Times.

Deutsche Bank has been under scrutiny as one of the few financial institutions willing to lend money to the Trump Organizations in recent years. The scope of this investigation is not clear, but the subpoenas requested information about loan applications, mortgages, credit and other financial interactions related to Trump properties in Washington, Florida, New York and Chicago, according to the Times.


The Trump Foundation
The New York attorney general’s office sued the Donald J. Trump Foundation and its directors last year, saying they engaged in a “shocking pattern of illegality.” The Trumps agreed to dissolve the foundation in December, but the suit is still going. The attorney general wants the Trumps to pay millions in penalties and bar him from serving on the board of any New York charity for a decade, while the Trumps are claiming that the suit was politically motivated.


Trump’s taxes
The New York state tax department said in October it was looking into allegations brought up in a New York Times investigation into decades of Trump’s “tax schemes.” New York City officials have also said they are examining Trump’s tax history.

Trump’s golf club employing undocumented immigrants
After two undocumented immigrants who worked at Trump’s golf club in New Jersey went public in interviews with the Times in December, federal and state investigators started looking into the situation. Lawyers for the two workers said in December that the FBI and the New Jersey attorney general’s office were examining allegations that the Trump golf club hired workers using fraudulent papers. Then in February, Democrats in Congress called for the FBI to fully investigate the situation.

Lawsuits


The emoluments lawsuit

There were questions about whether Trump would personally profit from his position as President even before he entered the White House. In June 2017, the attorneys general of Maryland and Washington D.C. sued Trump, claiming that his D.C. hotel violated the Emoluments Clause of the United States Constitution, which says that no federal official can accept any gift or benefit “of any kind whatever” from any foreign government.


Michael Cohen’s legal fees
Trump’s former personal lawyer filed a lawsuit in New York state court on March 7 claiming the Trump Organization breached a contract because it stopped paying his legal fees last year. The court filing alleges the organization stopped paying him after it became clear he would cooperate with investigators, and says Trump’s company owes him $1.9 million.

Summer Zervos defamation suit
Zervos was a contestant on the Apprentice and said in 2016 that Trump had sexually assaulted her in 2007. After Trump called her a liar on the campaign trial, and Zervos filed a defamation lawsuit against him in 2017.
Trump’s lawyers have tried to get this lawsuit dismissed, but it is still ongoing. Discovery is currently going on, and the judge in the case has ruled that Trump does have to be deposed. Trump will likely keep fighting the suit, so his deposition is not certain, but it would be a field of landmines, as he would be under oath.

Congress


House Intelligence Committee
Last spring when Republicans controlled the House of Representatives, the House Intelligence Committee put out a report saying that while Russia tried to influence the 2016 election, it was not aiming to help Trump. This contradicted all other U.S. intelligence community findings.

Now that Democrats control the House, Intelligence Committee chair Adam Schiff is diving back into the Russia investigation. He has expanded the probe and plans to investigate not only Russian interference, but also Russian connections to Trump, whether Russians hold any leverage over Trump or members of his team and whether Trump has obstructed justice.

House Judiciary Committee
In early March, the House Judiciary Committee launched a broad investigation into three main areas: whether Trump has obstructed justice; whether there has been corruption such as breaking campaign finance laws or misusing Trump’s office for personal gain; and whether Trump has abused his power through pardons or attacks on the press, judiciary or law enforcement agencies.


House Oversight Committee
This committee, led by Rep. Elijah Cummings, is also looking into a number of areas but the most prominent is its investigation into the Trump administration’s handling of security clearances. Concerns with the process increased in recent months after the New York Times reported that Trump intervened to overrule intelligence officials and obtain security clearance for his son-in-law Jared Kushner. A White House appointee also overruled intelligence officials on at least 30 staffers’ security clearances, according to NBC News. The House Oversight Committee has asked the White House for documents relating to the security clearances and aims to find out why concerns were being overruled.


House Financial Services
Democratic Rep. Maxine Waters chairs the House Financial Services Committee, and she is planning a joint investigation with the Intelligence Committee into why Deutsche Bank was willing to lend money to the Trump Organization when few other financial institutions would do so.

The bank is already under scrutiny from New York prosecutors, and it was fined in the past over a Russian money laundering scheme. Waters has also said in the past that the President, his oldest daughter Ivanka and her husband Kushner are all clients of Deutsche Bank. So these Congressional committees will want to look at whether there was anything illicit going on in the bank’s dealings with the Trump Organization.

House Ways and Means Committee
The House Ways and Means chairman, Democrat Richard Neal, has said he wants to subpoena Trump’s tax returns. Unlike every president going back to Richard Nixon, Trump has refused to release his tax returns since he launched his presidential campaign, which has led many to speculate about their contents.

But now that Democrats control one of the most powerful committees in the House, they are preparing to ask for them. This request will likely not move quickly, but it will be one of the most watched inquiries as things move forward.

House Foreign Affairs Committee
Democratic Rep. Eliot Engel, the committee chairman here, said in January he planned to investigate whether Trump’s business dealings abroad have affected his foreign policy decisions. He also wants to look into whether the President violated the Emoluments Clause of the Constitution.

In March, the House Foreign Affairs Committee joined the Intelligence and Oversight committees in demanding documents and interviews related to Trump’s communication with Putin.

Senate Intelligence

Senate Intelligence Vice Chair Mark Warner, D-Va., speaks at a news conference about the investigation into Russian meddling at the election with Senate Intelligence Chairman Richard Burr on Wednesday, March 29, 2017.

Bill Clark—CQ-Roll Call,Inc.
The Senate Intelligence Committee started investigating Russia’s election interference in 2017. Unlike its House counterpart, it issued a report in the summer of 2018 concluding that Russia did interfere in the 2016 election to try to help Trump.

But its investigation is still ongoing. Given that it has seen fewer scandals than the House version, many have seen this as one of the few bipartisan efforts to look into the ongoing questions around Trump and Russia.

 

[airplanemechanic]

I just want to know which state getting a BJ is illegal?

That’s why they impeached Bill Clinton because he lied about getting a BJ. Something most American men probably have done.

Getting a BJ and lying about it.

I've already acknowledge several times on this board that impeaching Bill Clinton was personal sexual conduct (and lying about it) was absolutely ridiculous and should have never happened.

Take your partisan shit elsewhere.

Only fucking idiots think Clinton was impeached for cheating on his wife.

He was impeached for lying to congress which he admitted to doing. The fact that the liberal run senate couldn't remove him didn't mean he was innocent.

 

[Hum Dinger]

I just want to know which state getting a BJ is illegal?

That’s why they impeached Bill Clinton because he lied about getting a BJ. Something most American men probably have done.

Getting a BJ and lying about it.

I've already acknowledge several times on this board that impeaching Bill Clinton was personal sexual conduct (and lying about it) was absolutely ridiculous and should have never happened.

Take your partisan shit elsewhere.

Only fucking idiots think Clinton was impeached for cheating on his wife.

He was impeached for lying to congress which he admitted to doing. The fact that the liberal run senate couldn't remove him didn't mean he was innocent.

Clinton was impeached for lying to the Special Counsel, not Congress.

The Senate did not find him guilty because this did not come close to being 'High Crimes and misdemeanors'. The impeachment was bogus.

Dereliction of duty, Conspiracy with a foreign and hostile state, obstruction of justice and (probably) violations of the Logan act could not more exactly fit the description of 'High Crime and Misdemeanors'.

 

[Crepitus]

Do it Dems.

I have no doubt that impeaching Trump for "obstruction" of a crime he did not commit would start a VERY HOT Civil War.

I'm looking forward to it.

Nothing but blood, prison and public executions of the losing side is going to settle this conflict. You've made that clear by doubling down on the Mueller Report.

Read the report son. This isn't a "non crime".

No collusion.

Goodbye.

I read all of Volume I.

Volume II had no citations of law or statues, just opinion.

If you read the first volume, then WTF do you think "“Harm to Ongoing Matter” means?

Mueller farmed out 12 different "matters" to the SDNY and the Eastern District of Virginia.

His job was to find a conspiracy between Trump and Russia.

He found that Putin has a useful idiot in the Oval Office.

Stay tuned. It's the beginning of the end of your Grifter in Chief.
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None of them have read it, they are just repeating what they have been told to say..
As usual.

 

[The2ndAmendment]

I just want to know which state getting a BJ is illegal?

That’s why they impeached Bill Clinton because he lied about getting a BJ. Something most American men probably have done.

Getting a BJ and lying about it.

I've already acknowledge several times on this board that impeaching Bill Clinton was personal sexual conduct (and lying about it) was absolutely ridiculous and should have never happened.

Take your partisan shit elsewhere.

Only fucking idiots think Clinton was impeached for cheating on his wife.

He was impeached for lying to congress which he admitted to doing. The fact that the liberal run senate couldn't remove him didn't mean he was innocent.

Who cares, other than Livingston.