Mr.Blonde
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Makes no sense but whatever.If there is no collusion then what is the conspiracy?
Conspiring with a foreign government to win an election. Conspiring with an attorney to violate campaign finance laws.
Even if Trump got Putin to post on Facebook that doesn't rise to "conspiring with a foreign government to win an election" (which I don't think is even a crime)
Getting your lawyer to pay off a hooker isn't a crime or "conspiring with an attorney to violate campaign finance laws"
As Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz has pointed out even if Trump "colluded" with Russia and paid off a hooker neither are crimes.
The only person who needs to go to be prosecuted is Mueller and his team.
Paying someone to hack your opponent is a crime. Not reporting it as a campaign expense is a crime.
If Russia hacked Hillary's and the DNC server then everyone hacked the servers. So good luck trying to prove who actually released the emails.
It makes perfect sense. Russia isn't the only ones who hack or get involved in US politics. Russia most likely hacked the servers. What is also most likely is that North Korea, China, along with every other country capable, and the people on 4Chan all hacked the servers as well.
If? So now even if it is a felony…you are trying to minimize it. As predicted…the next step in Trump supporter-syndrome;If Trump didn't report the the donations or the payments it came so late in the campaign that it wouldn't have been reported til after the election and it is the equivalent to jaywalking.
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As Alan Dershowitz said "This is going to be a very difficult case for the prosecution to make, precisely because the laws on election are so convoluted".
Man, you guys sure do love OJ’s lawyer…I guess felons of the feather flock together.
It is difficult to prove. Could be why Captain Mueller’s investigation in the private shin-splints is taking so long.
You do wan the truth to come out; right?[/QUOTE]
I don't care if he did or not. The crimes aren't severe enough to warrant a special counsel. In the case of "collusion" that isn't even a crime.