Is the President above the law?

[RDD_1210]

Is the President bound by the laws of our land and the Constitution or is he above all that and not subject to the rules that the rest of us live by?

Trump thinks he's above the law. Do you agree?

Trump's 'emoluments' defense argues he can violate the Constitution with impunity. That can't be right

 

[TNHarley]

I dont really know about trump saying he is above the law, but i would like an example of where he breaks the emoluments clause. TIA

 

[RDD_1210]

I dont really know about trump saying he is above the law, but i would like an example of where he breaks the emoluments clause. TIA

Is the president above the law? Let's stay on topic.

 

[Thinker101]

Is the President bound by the laws of our land and the Constitution or is he above all that and not subject to the rules that the rest of us live by?

Trump thinks he's above the law. Do you agree?

Trump's 'emoluments' defense argues he can violate the Constitution with impunity. That can't be right

Certainly Obama felt he was above the law, and the Clintons...no need to ask there.

 

[The Original Tree]

Only if you are Obama and have hand picked Criminals and placed them in The Department of Justice, The FBI, The IRS, and Intelligence Community to run interference for you, and sweep your crimes under the rug so you can go about Fundamentally Destroying America and not be bothered with silly little things like The Rule of Law, Democracy, or honoring Treaties and abiding by the parameters of Sanctions and International Law.

 

[RDD_1210]

Is the President bound by the laws of our land and the Constitution or is he above all that and not subject to the rules that the rest of us live by?

Trump thinks he's above the law. Do you agree?

Trump's 'emoluments' defense argues he can violate the Constitution with impunity. That can't be right

Certainly Obama felt he was above the law, and the Clintons...no need to ask there.

Not what I asked. Is the president, in your opinion, above the law?

 

[TNHarley]

I dont really know about trump saying he is above the law, but i would like an example of where he breaks the emoluments clause. TIA

Is the president above the law? Let's stay on topic.

of course not.
BTW if you want to stay on track dont link an article about the emoluments clause

 

[Thinker101]

Is the President bound by the laws of our land and the Constitution or is he above all that and not subject to the rules that the rest of us live by?

Trump thinks he's above the law. Do you agree?

Trump's 'emoluments' defense argues he can violate the Constitution with impunity. That can't be right

Certainly Obama felt he was above the law, and the Clintons...no need to ask there.

Not what I asked. Is the president, in your opinion, above the law?

Hmm, wasn't Obama a president, wasn't Clinton? And last time I checked, they're still referred to as president.

 

[Kosh]

Is the President bound by the laws of our land and the Constitution or is he above all that and not subject to the rules that the rest of us live by?

Trump thinks he's above the law. Do you agree?

Trump's 'emoluments' defense argues he can violate the Constitution with impunity. That can't be right

Odd question coming from a far left drone that wanted Obama to be above the law and the Constitution.

 

[RDD_1210]

I dont really know about trump saying he is above the law, but i would like an example of where he breaks the emoluments clause. TIA

Is the president above the law? Let's stay on topic.

of course not.
BTW if you want to stay on track dont link an article about the emoluments clause

Me telling you how I think he violated the clause doesn't mean anything, just like your inevitable argument of whatever I post as my "proof". The point is that Trump think he's above the law by using a defense that the emoluments clause doesn't apply to the president....hence the topic.

 

[RDD_1210]

Is the President bound by the laws of our land and the Constitution or is he above all that and not subject to the rules that the rest of us live by?

Trump thinks he's above the law. Do you agree?

Trump's 'emoluments' defense argues he can violate the Constitution with impunity. That can't be right

Certainly Obama felt he was above the law, and the Clintons...no need to ask there.

Not what I asked. Is the president, in your opinion, above the law?

Hmm, wasn't Obama a president, wasn't Clinton? And last time I checked, they're still referred to as president.

So you think the president IS above the law? I asked your opinion. Are you Obama or Clinton? If not, I am still waiting for YOUR opinion.

 

[StevenC]

Yes the President is above the law. No sitting president can be indicted. That is where impeachment comes in.

 

[Thinker101]

I dont really know about trump saying he is above the law, but i would like an example of where he breaks the emoluments clause. TIA

Is the president above the law? Let's stay on topic.

of course not.
BTW if you want to stay on track dont link an article about the emoluments clause

Me telling you how I think he violated the clause doesn't mean anything, just like your inevitable argument of whatever I post as my "proof". The point is that Trump think he's above the law by using a defense that the emoluments clause doesn't apply to the president....hence the topic.

So sorry you're not getting answers you hoped for, perhaps you should have rephrased the question to help you get the answers you want.

 

[TNHarley]

I dont really know about trump saying he is above the law, but i would like an example of where he breaks the emoluments clause. TIA

Is the president above the law? Let's stay on topic.

of course not.
BTW if you want to stay on track dont link an article about the emoluments clause

Me telling you how I think he violated the clause doesn't mean anything, just like your inevitable argument of whatever I post as my "proof". The point is that Trump think he's above the law by using a defense that the emoluments clause doesn't apply to the president....hence the topic.

when did he say that?

 

[RDD_1210]

I dont really know about trump saying he is above the law, but i would like an example of where he breaks the emoluments clause. TIA

Is the president above the law? Let's stay on topic.

of course not.
BTW if you want to stay on track dont link an article about the emoluments clause

Me telling you how I think he violated the clause doesn't mean anything, just like your inevitable argument of whatever I post as my "proof". The point is that Trump think he's above the law by using a defense that the emoluments clause doesn't apply to the president....hence the topic.

So sorry you're not getting answers you hoped for, perhaps you should have rephrased the question to help you get the answers you want.

StevenC and TNHarley figured out how to answer the question.

Do you really not have an opinion?

 

[Thinker101]

I dont really know about trump saying he is above the law, but i would like an example of where he breaks the emoluments clause. TIA

Is the president above the law? Let's stay on topic.

of course not.
BTW if you want to stay on track dont link an article about the emoluments clause

Me telling you how I think he violated the clause doesn't mean anything, just like your inevitable argument of whatever I post as my "proof". The point is that Trump think he's above the law by using a defense that the emoluments clause doesn't apply to the president....hence the topic.

So sorry you're not getting answers you hoped for, perhaps you should have rephrased the question to help you get the answers you want.

StevenC and TNHarley figured out how to answer the question.

Do you really not have an opinion?

Good for them. I gave my opinion....and apologized if that wasn't the answer you were looking for. Beyond that...I really don't care.

 

[Wry Catcher]

Is the President bound by the laws of our land and the Constitution or is he above all that and not subject to the rules that the rest of us live by?

Trump thinks he's above the law. Do you agree?

Trump's 'emoluments' defense argues he can violate the Constitution with impunity. That can't be right

Certainly Obama felt he was above the law, and the Clintons...no need to ask there.

Totally dishonest ^^^ response.

 

[easyt65]

Is the President bound by the laws of our land and the Constitution or is he above all that and not subject to the rules that the rest of us live by?

Trump thinks he's above the law. Do you agree?

Trump's 'emoluments' defense argues he can violate the Constitution with impunity. That can't be right

Funny how no snowflake ever asked this question when Barry was violating both Constitution and law....

 

[Billy_Kinetta]

Is the President bound by the laws of our land and the Constitution or is he above all that and not subject to the rules that the rest of us live by?

Trump thinks he's above the law. Do you agree?

Trump's 'emoluments' defense argues he can violate the Constitution with impunity. That can't be right

 

[RDD_1210]

Is the president above the law? Let's stay on topic.

of course not.
BTW if you want to stay on track dont link an article about the emoluments clause

Me telling you how I think he violated the clause doesn't mean anything, just like your inevitable argument of whatever I post as my "proof". The point is that Trump think he's above the law by using a defense that the emoluments clause doesn't apply to the president....hence the topic.

So sorry you're not getting answers you hoped for, perhaps you should have rephrased the question to help you get the answers you want.

StevenC and TNHarley figured out how to answer the question.

Do you really not have an opinion?

Good for them. I gave my opinion....and apologized if that wasn't the answer you were looking for. Beyond that...I really don't care.

Not much of a "Thinker", are you? Ironic.