Slade3200
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- Jan 13, 2016
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Thank you for answering. It’s amazing how many of these guys are too scared to give a direct response. They must think I’m trying to trap them or somethingAllow me to respond by asking a clarifying question... let’s get on the same page as to what we consider a crime.... if a president were to use the power of his office to leverage a foreign country to take actions intended to help the president on a purely political level... would you consider that a crime and or an impeachable offense? That’s a yes or no question.Agreed!The hearings very clearly showed what the agenda was.
No crime proven.
-- Schiff's own 'witnesses' could NOT name 1 crime, 1 'High Crime and Misdemeanor' committed
No evidence of any crime or abuse of power.
- Everything presented was HEARSAY, rumor, assumption, and opinion. NO 1st-hand account / information.
No Witnesses, No one who actually 'witnessed' anything
- Nadler did no better, managing only to scrounge up Liberal Extremist University professors with a proven past history of hating Trump, willing to go after his son, who could only give their OPINIONS, not actually cite the Constitution / a Constitutional Scholar like Turley
The Democrats made their agenda clear back in 2017 5 minutes after Trump took his oath of office - They publicly declared their mission of removing Trump from the WH. Freshman Dems like Tlaib ran on their mission to 'Impeach the SOB'
Schiif's and Nadler's TELEVISED self-imploding coup attempts just showed the world, as Turley testified, what the Democrats are doing is based on partisan hatred and a lust for power, 'dangerous' to our republic, and the only ones who have abused their power are he DEMOCRATS!
If you don't mind me butting into this conversation uninvited, I'd like to take a whack at your question. Is what you proposed a crime? No, I don't think so. Is it an impeachable offense? Tougher question, but my answer is still no, because I think it's done all the time. Is it unethical? Yeah, I think so, but does it rise to the level of high crimes and misdemeanors? No, not in my view.
Politics is a dirty business, both domestically and internationally. I have no doubt that Politicians in every country try to bend others to do their will, explicitly or implicitly. Is it ethical? No, but it is reality. And here's my next point: it is not right to pick and choose who you're going to charge with unethical behavior that is commonly done. We might not know about it, but I am not naive enough to believe that Trump is the 1st American president or politician to resort to unethical behavior.