Slade3200
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I guess that depends on intent. But yes, I think they could be.. it's a good debate to explore where the boundaries of free speech and freedom of the press are when lies are printed.Undermining the integrity of an election does effect our government and would be considered a treasonous actThe Democrat party is not our government.In your scenario, probably no law is being broken. If they were complicit in spreading false Informstion to influence an election then they are probably flirting with treason. If they told the Russians not to react to sanctions because the new administration will be more forgiving then I'm guessing that's a violation... not sure which exact law it's breaking though. Perhaps treason as well. Undermining our governmentI've posed this hypothetical question to a couple of members and so far no one seems up to the task of providing an answer. So now I'm posing it the whole board.
Ok, here's a hypothetical scenario. Let's say a Trump associate spoke to a Russian representative. The Russian told him we have some really bad shit on the hildabitch and the representative said wow, it would sure help us if you released it on Tuesday and they did exactly that.
Tell me, what specific law would have been broken? Don't give me an opinion, quote the law.
Any takers?
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The word "undermining" is utterly meaningless.
Is publishing lies about the candidates "undermining" the election?