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Last I heard it was against the law to try to intimidate the decisions of a judge with physical threats or political intimidation. It's clear that the threats weren't some random generic threat because Schumer named the Supreme Court Justices. Even in the most liberal assessment of Schumer's conduct would indicate that he tried to extort a favorable decision from the highest court by using physical or political intimidation.
No? Is that an educated no or just an oddball no?
Last I heard it was against the law to try to influence the decisions of a judge with physical threats or political extortion. It's clear that the threats weren't just some random generic political rhetoric because Schumer named the Supreme Court Justices. Even in the most liberal assessment of Schumer's conduct would indicate that he tried to extort a favorable decision from the highest court by using physical or political threats.
When are any of them held to account for such foolishness?No? Is that an educated no or just an oddball no?
Ready to call tRump on that shit as well?Last I heard it was against the law to try to influence the decisions of a judge with physical threats or political extortion. It's clear that the threats weren't just some random generic political rhetoric because Schumer named the Supreme Court Justices. Even in the most liberal assessment of Schumer's conduct would indicate that he tried to extort a favorable decision from the highest court by using physical or political threats.
Last I heard it was against the law to try to intimidate the decisions of a judge with physical threats or political intimidation. It's clear that the threats weren't some random generic threat because Schumer named the Supreme Court Justices. Even in the most liberal assessment of Schumer's conduct would indicate that he tried to extort a favorable decision from the highest court by using physical or political intimidation.
Without question, he should face criminal charges.
If you, or I, had made the same comments, in the same circumstances, the Secret Service would have been waiting for us when we walked away from the lectern.
Liberals have never agreed to “rule of law”. They only agree with the “right to rule”...18 US Code 115 mandates a 10 year sentence, no questions asked for this kind of terroristic threat according to a graphic on the Hannity program this evening.
If the liberals believe in the rule of law, they'll agree to expel him from the Senate.
Liberals have never agreed to “rule of law”. They only agree with the “right to rule”...18 US Code 115 mandates a 10 year sentence, no questions asked for this kind of terroristic threat according to a graphic on the Hannity program this evening.
If the liberals believe in the rule of law, they'll agree to expel him from the Senate.
Never gonna happen...I can’t believe the left has stooped to threatening federal judges with violence....and this is even before the verdict is in.
Wow.
Just unreal.
Schumer needs to resign immediately.
No, and he shouldn't. Censure or expulsion I can get behind. Criminal charges? Not a chance I would support that.Last I heard it was against the law to try to influence the decisions of a judge with physical threats or political extortion. It's clear that the threats weren't just some random generic political rhetoric because Schumer named the Supreme Court Justices. Even in the most liberal assessment of Schumer's conduct would indicate that he tried to extort a favorable decision from the highest court by using physical or political threats.
