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Not so hard actually. Especially when Trump himself reveals so many of the underlying crimes.Quid Pro Quo...lol do you have any idea how hard that would be to prove? especially for a president with global responsibilities...dreamer...Quid Pro Quo
Is illegal.
Working with a foreign government to help you or hurt your opponent in an election
is illegal. When you promise something in return, like removal of sanctions it's a felony.
Now that Trump disclosed the payments, before he hadn't, which is a crime, and before he said he knew nothing about them, but instead lied about not knowing anything about the payments, which is a crime, shouldn't be too hard to compile quite a few charges, that directly link him and his Quid Pro Quo schemes?
And by the way, Trump has no "global responsibilities". All Trump has is a long rap sheet of global mafia partners who either owe him for favors or he owes them for dirty money transactions and conspiracy favors to get him elected and the lifting of sanctions to continue on with this oil deal that my OP presented.