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Why is Hunter smiling....................hmmmm...........
Might be the 50k a month he's gonna get from the Gas Company Biden arranged for him...........MAYBE..............lol
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S the hearsay thing is just pure bullshit?Legal Experts Demolish Lindsey Graham’s ‘Hearsay’ Defense of TrumpTimely.
“I will never be so comfortable with a president that I don’t think he or she should be held accountable for wrongdoing. Political lynching via hearsay is a bit Soviet for my tastes, however.”
Whistleblower Requirements Recently Amended to Allow Hearsay
Trumps actions are indefensible which is why they're not every defending him, they're just attacking the whistleblower. It's all about public opinion.
4 potential crimes.First, no defending is needed-there is NO crime.-as you say accusations-like Smollett saying he got beat up by Maga hats. Second, hearsay was NEVER used in trials-ask Judge Judy. The law was JUST changed to allow it. But, it is STILL hearsay. Third, you are right, the transcript was not hearsay. I read the whole transcript and there is nothing wrong or unusual in it.Trump supporters arent defending Trump from accusations of asking another country to investigate a political opponent, aka influence an election.Your post is rambling-who is not defending whom? And where does public opinion lie? Does it depend on which poll?Legal Experts Demolish Lindsey Graham’s ‘Hearsay’ Defense of TrumpTimely.
“I will never be so comfortable with a president that I don’t think he or she should be held accountable for wrongdoing. Political lynching via hearsay is a bit Soviet for my tastes, however.”
Whistleblower Requirements Recently Amended to Allow Hearsay
Trumps actions are indefensible which is why they're not every defending him, they're just attacking the whistleblower. It's all about public opinion.
As far as the hearsay argument, the transcript of Trump’s call with the Ukrainian President wasnt hearsay.
Senate rules call for the use of hearsay in impeachment, in that committees hear the testimony and report back to the full Senate.
And don’t forget Trump may be shown to be the second shooter of JFK too.4 potential crimes.First, no defending is needed-there is NO crime.-as you say accusations-like Smollett saying he got beat up by Maga hats. Second, hearsay was NEVER used in trials-ask Judge Judy. The law was JUST changed to allow it. But, it is STILL hearsay. Third, you are right, the transcript was not hearsay. I read the whole transcript and there is nothing wrong or unusual in it.Trump supporters arent defending Trump from accusations of asking another country to investigate a political opponent, aka influence an election.Your post is rambling-who is not defending whom? And where does public opinion lie? Does it depend on which poll?Legal Experts Demolish Lindsey Graham’s ‘Hearsay’ Defense of TrumpTimely.
“I will never be so comfortable with a president that I don’t think he or she should be held accountable for wrongdoing. Political lynching via hearsay is a bit Soviet for my tastes, however.”
Whistleblower Requirements Recently Amended to Allow Hearsay
Trumps actions are indefensible which is why they're not every defending him, they're just attacking the whistleblower. It's all about public opinion.
As far as the hearsay argument, the transcript of Trump’s call with the Ukrainian President wasnt hearsay.
Senate rules call for the use of hearsay in impeachment, in that committees hear the testimony and report back to the full Senate.
1) violation of campaign finance laws:
the law includes "ting of value" from foreigner, and research on Biden can count as something of value.
2) bribery
If prosecutors can show that Trump agreed to provide aid to Ukraine in return for opposition research on Biden, then its bribery. Case history that applies here is McDonnell vs. United States.
3) extortion
if Trump blocked military assistance to Ukraine in order to extract a payment from that country, that could form the basis for a Hobbs Act prosecution. This would depend on opposition research on Biden to be considered "property".
4) obstructing justice
This applies because concealing and covering-up records or documents.
Transcript of the call was moved to a separate electronic system used for classified info.
The handling of the WB complaint is also subject to Obstruction of Justice penalties4 potential crimes.First, no defending is needed-there is NO crime.-as you say accusations-like Smollett saying he got beat up by Maga hats. Second, hearsay was NEVER used in trials-ask Judge Judy. The law was JUST changed to allow it. But, it is STILL hearsay. Third, you are right, the transcript was not hearsay. I read the whole transcript and there is nothing wrong or unusual in it.Trump supporters arent defending Trump from accusations of asking another country to investigate a political opponent, aka influence an election.Your post is rambling-who is not defending whom? And where does public opinion lie? Does it depend on which poll?Legal Experts Demolish Lindsey Graham’s ‘Hearsay’ Defense of TrumpTimely.
“I will never be so comfortable with a president that I don’t think he or she should be held accountable for wrongdoing. Political lynching via hearsay is a bit Soviet for my tastes, however.”
Whistleblower Requirements Recently Amended to Allow Hearsay
Trumps actions are indefensible which is why they're not every defending him, they're just attacking the whistleblower. It's all about public opinion.
As far as the hearsay argument, the transcript of Trump’s call with the Ukrainian President wasnt hearsay.
Senate rules call for the use of hearsay in impeachment, in that committees hear the testimony and report back to the full Senate.
1) violation of campaign finance laws:
the law includes "ting of value" from foreigner, and research on Biden can count as something of value.
2) bribery
If prosecutors can show that Trump agreed to provide aid to Ukraine in return for opposition research on Biden, then its bribery. Case history that applies here is McDonnell vs. United States.
3) extortion
if Trump blocked military assistance to Ukraine in order to extract a payment from that country, that could form the basis for a Hobbs Act prosecution. This would depend on opposition research on Biden to be considered "property".
4) obstructing justice
This applies because concealing and covering-up records or documents.
Transcript of the call was moved to a separate electronic system used for classified info.
Just make shit up as you go along..........it's all your party has anymore.............The handling of the WB complaint is also subject to Obstruction of Justice penalties4 potential crimes.First, no defending is needed-there is NO crime.-as you say accusations-like Smollett saying he got beat up by Maga hats. Second, hearsay was NEVER used in trials-ask Judge Judy. The law was JUST changed to allow it. But, it is STILL hearsay. Third, you are right, the transcript was not hearsay. I read the whole transcript and there is nothing wrong or unusual in it.Trump supporters arent defending Trump from accusations of asking another country to investigate a political opponent, aka influence an election.Your post is rambling-who is not defending whom? And where does public opinion lie? Does it depend on which poll?Legal Experts Demolish Lindsey Graham’s ‘Hearsay’ Defense of Trump
Trumps actions are indefensible which is why they're not every defending him, they're just attacking the whistleblower. It's all about public opinion.
As far as the hearsay argument, the transcript of Trump’s call with the Ukrainian President wasnt hearsay.
Senate rules call for the use of hearsay in impeachment, in that committees hear the testimony and report back to the full Senate.
1) violation of campaign finance laws:
the law includes "ting of value" from foreigner, and research on Biden can count as something of value.
2) bribery
If prosecutors can show that Trump agreed to provide aid to Ukraine in return for opposition research on Biden, then its bribery. Case history that applies here is McDonnell vs. United States.
3) extortion
if Trump blocked military assistance to Ukraine in order to extract a payment from that country, that could form the basis for a Hobbs Act prosecution. This would depend on opposition research on Biden to be considered "property".
4) obstructing justice
This applies because concealing and covering-up records or documents.
Transcript of the call was moved to a separate electronic system used for classified info.
Timely.
“I will never be so comfortable with a president that I don’t think he or she should be held accountable for wrongdoing. Political lynching via hearsay is a bit Soviet for my tastes, however.”
Whistleblower Requirements Recently Amended to Allow Hearsay
Which funds...................lolTimely.
“I will never be so comfortable with a president that I don’t think he or she should be held accountable for wrongdoing. Political lynching via hearsay is a bit Soviet for my tastes, however.”
Whistleblower Requirements Recently Amended to Allow Hearsay
I love it. Your fat assed orange buddy got caught using us funding to extort political help and all you assfucks do is bitch about how he got caught.
If this was all made up, would we have:Just make shit up as you go along..........it's all your party has anymore.............The handling of the WB complaint is also subject to Obstruction of Justice penalties4 potential crimes.First, no defending is needed-there is NO crime.-as you say accusations-like Smollett saying he got beat up by Maga hats. Second, hearsay was NEVER used in trials-ask Judge Judy. The law was JUST changed to allow it. But, it is STILL hearsay. Third, you are right, the transcript was not hearsay. I read the whole transcript and there is nothing wrong or unusual in it.Trump supporters arent defending Trump from accusations of asking another country to investigate a political opponent, aka influence an election.Your post is rambling-who is not defending whom? And where does public opinion lie? Does it depend on which poll?
As far as the hearsay argument, the transcript of Trump’s call with the Ukrainian President wasnt hearsay.
Senate rules call for the use of hearsay in impeachment, in that committees hear the testimony and report back to the full Senate.
1) violation of campaign finance laws:
the law includes "ting of value" from foreigner, and research on Biden can count as something of value.
2) bribery
If prosecutors can show that Trump agreed to provide aid to Ukraine in return for opposition research on Biden, then its bribery. Case history that applies here is McDonnell vs. United States.
3) extortion
if Trump blocked military assistance to Ukraine in order to extract a payment from that country, that could form the basis for a Hobbs Act prosecution. This would depend on opposition research on Biden to be considered "property".
4) obstructing justice
This applies because concealing and covering-up records or documents.
Transcript of the call was moved to a separate electronic system used for classified info.
Change the rules.............overlook your own crimes..............you know...........just be yourselves.........
Your side is going to get TRASHED 2020................This is all you got................and all your candidates suck.
Violation of campaign laws? Transcript said pursuit of corruption-not Biden research- one of the presidents duties as head of the justice department-no there, there.4 potential crimes.First, no defending is needed-there is NO crime.-as you say accusations-like Smollett saying he got beat up by Maga hats. Second, hearsay was NEVER used in trials-ask Judge Judy. The law was JUST changed to allow it. But, it is STILL hearsay. Third, you are right, the transcript was not hearsay. I read the whole transcript and there is nothing wrong or unusual in it.Trump supporters arent defending Trump from accusations of asking another country to investigate a political opponent, aka influence an election.Your post is rambling-who is not defending whom? And where does public opinion lie? Does it depend on which poll?Legal Experts Demolish Lindsey Graham’s ‘Hearsay’ Defense of TrumpTimely.
“I will never be so comfortable with a president that I don’t think he or she should be held accountable for wrongdoing. Political lynching via hearsay is a bit Soviet for my tastes, however.”
Whistleblower Requirements Recently Amended to Allow Hearsay
Trumps actions are indefensible which is why they're not every defending him, they're just attacking the whistleblower. It's all about public opinion.
As far as the hearsay argument, the transcript of Trump’s call with the Ukrainian President wasnt hearsay.
Senate rules call for the use of hearsay in impeachment, in that committees hear the testimony and report back to the full Senate.
1) violation of campaign finance laws:
the law includes "ting of value" from foreigner, and research on Biden can count as something of value.
2) bribery
If prosecutors can show that Trump agreed to provide aid to Ukraine in return for opposition research on Biden, then its bribery. Case history that applies here is McDonnell vs. United States.
3) extortion
if Trump blocked military assistance to Ukraine in order to extract a payment from that country, that could form the basis for a Hobbs Act prosecution. This would depend on opposition research on Biden to be considered "property".
4) obstructing justice
This applies because concealing and covering-up records or documents.
Transcript of the call was moved to a separate electronic system used for classified info.
Well, we will see what kind of country we have-run by due process or by media yellow journalism.The handling of the WB complaint is also subject to Obstruction of Justice penalties4 potential crimes.First, no defending is needed-there is NO crime.-as you say accusations-like Smollett saying he got beat up by Maga hats. Second, hearsay was NEVER used in trials-ask Judge Judy. The law was JUST changed to allow it. But, it is STILL hearsay. Third, you are right, the transcript was not hearsay. I read the whole transcript and there is nothing wrong or unusual in it.Trump supporters arent defending Trump from accusations of asking another country to investigate a political opponent, aka influence an election.Your post is rambling-who is not defending whom? And where does public opinion lie? Does it depend on which poll?Legal Experts Demolish Lindsey Graham’s ‘Hearsay’ Defense of Trump
Trumps actions are indefensible which is why they're not every defending him, they're just attacking the whistleblower. It's all about public opinion.
As far as the hearsay argument, the transcript of Trump’s call with the Ukrainian President wasnt hearsay.
Senate rules call for the use of hearsay in impeachment, in that committees hear the testimony and report back to the full Senate.
1) violation of campaign finance laws:
the law includes "ting of value" from foreigner, and research on Biden can count as something of value.
2) bribery
If prosecutors can show that Trump agreed to provide aid to Ukraine in return for opposition research on Biden, then its bribery. Case history that applies here is McDonnell vs. United States.
3) extortion
if Trump blocked military assistance to Ukraine in order to extract a payment from that country, that could form the basis for a Hobbs Act prosecution. This would depend on opposition research on Biden to be considered "property".
4) obstructing justice
This applies because concealing and covering-up records or documents.
Transcript of the call was moved to a separate electronic system used for classified info.
Yes, they all want to see Trump removed. Look, it is up to us, not the Ukraine, not the bitter 300, not Pelosi or Schiff, not the media. Once this charade is over there will be an election to settle the issue.If this was all made up, would we have:Just make shit up as you go along..........it's all your party has anymore.............The handling of the WB complaint is also subject to Obstruction of Justice penalties4 potential crimes.First, no defending is needed-there is NO crime.-as you say accusations-like Smollett saying he got beat up by Maga hats. Second, hearsay was NEVER used in trials-ask Judge Judy. The law was JUST changed to allow it. But, it is STILL hearsay. Third, you are right, the transcript was not hearsay. I read the whole transcript and there is nothing wrong or unusual in it.Trump supporters arent defending Trump from accusations of asking another country to investigate a political opponent, aka influence an election.
As far as the hearsay argument, the transcript of Trump’s call with the Ukrainian President wasnt hearsay.
Senate rules call for the use of hearsay in impeachment, in that committees hear the testimony and report back to the full Senate.
1) violation of campaign finance laws:
the law includes "ting of value" from foreigner, and research on Biden can count as something of value.
2) bribery
If prosecutors can show that Trump agreed to provide aid to Ukraine in return for opposition research on Biden, then its bribery. Case history that applies here is McDonnell vs. United States.
3) extortion
if Trump blocked military assistance to Ukraine in order to extract a payment from that country, that could form the basis for a Hobbs Act prosecution. This would depend on opposition research on Biden to be considered "property".
4) obstructing justice
This applies because concealing and covering-up records or documents.
Transcript of the call was moved to a separate electronic system used for classified info.
Change the rules.............overlook your own crimes..............you know...........just be yourselves.........
Your side is going to get TRASHED 2020................This is all you got................and all your candidates suck.
About 300 former national security officials and ex-White House staff sign open letter accusing Trump of possible 'unconscionable abuse of power' over Ukraine call.
The roughly 300 signatures, which take up 13 pages of the document, include those of former officials from:
Department of Defense
CIA
Office of the Director of National Intelligence
White House
Department of Homeland Security
National Security Council
Department of Justice
State Department
House Armed Services Committee
Navy
Army
USAID
FEMA
Marine Corps
International Rescue Committee
Treasury Department
Department of the Air Force
Office of Naval Intelligence
Defense Intelligence Agency
National Counterterrorism Center
Just to refocus4 potential crimes.First, no defending is needed-there is NO crime.-as you say accusations-like Smollett saying he got beat up by Maga hats. Second, hearsay was NEVER used in trials-ask Judge Judy. The law was JUST changed to allow it. But, it is STILL hearsay. Third, you are right, the transcript was not hearsay. I read the whole transcript and there is nothing wrong or unusual in it.Trump supporters arent defending Trump from accusations of asking another country to investigate a political opponent, aka influence an election.Your post is rambling-who is not defending whom? And where does public opinion lie? Does it depend on which poll?Legal Experts Demolish Lindsey Graham’s ‘Hearsay’ Defense of TrumpTimely.
“I will never be so comfortable with a president that I don’t think he or she should be held accountable for wrongdoing. Political lynching via hearsay is a bit Soviet for my tastes, however.”
Whistleblower Requirements Recently Amended to Allow Hearsay
Trumps actions are indefensible which is why they're not every defending him, they're just attacking the whistleblower. It's all about public opinion.
As far as the hearsay argument, the transcript of Trump’s call with the Ukrainian President wasnt hearsay.
Senate rules call for the use of hearsay in impeachment, in that committees hear the testimony and report back to the full Senate.
1) violation of campaign finance laws:
the law includes "ting of value" from foreigner, and research on Biden can count as something of value.
2) bribery
If prosecutors can show that Trump agreed to provide aid to Ukraine in return for opposition research on Biden, then its bribery. Case history that applies here is McDonnell vs. United States.
3) extortion
if Trump blocked military assistance to Ukraine in order to extract a payment from that country, that could form the basis for a Hobbs Act prosecution. This would depend on opposition research on Biden to be considered "property".
4) obstructing justice
This applies because concealing and covering-up records or documents.
Transcript of the call was moved to a separate electronic system used for classified info.
Timely.
“I will never be so comfortable with a president that I don’t think he or she should be held accountable for wrongdoing. Political lynching via hearsay is a bit Soviet for my tastes, however.”
Whistleblower Requirements Recently Amended to Allow Hearsay
Four non-startersJust to refocus4 potential crimes.First, no defending is needed-there is NO crime.-as you say accusations-like Smollett saying he got beat up by Maga hats. Second, hearsay was NEVER used in trials-ask Judge Judy. The law was JUST changed to allow it. But, it is STILL hearsay. Third, you are right, the transcript was not hearsay. I read the whole transcript and there is nothing wrong or unusual in it.Trump supporters arent defending Trump from accusations of asking another country to investigate a political opponent, aka influence an election.Your post is rambling-who is not defending whom? And where does public opinion lie? Does it depend on which poll?Legal Experts Demolish Lindsey Graham’s ‘Hearsay’ Defense of Trump
Trumps actions are indefensible which is why they're not every defending him, they're just attacking the whistleblower. It's all about public opinion.
As far as the hearsay argument, the transcript of Trump’s call with the Ukrainian President wasnt hearsay.
Senate rules call for the use of hearsay in impeachment, in that committees hear the testimony and report back to the full Senate.
1) violation of campaign finance laws:
the law includes "ting of value" from foreigner, and research on Biden can count as something of value.
2) bribery
If prosecutors can show that Trump agreed to provide aid to Ukraine in return for opposition research on Biden, then its bribery. Case history that applies here is McDonnell vs. United States.
3) extortion
if Trump blocked military assistance to Ukraine in order to extract a payment from that country, that could form the basis for a Hobbs Act prosecution. This would depend on opposition research on Biden to be considered "property".
4) obstructing justice
This applies because concealing and covering-up records or documents.
Transcript of the call was moved to a separate electronic system used for classified info.
Politifact says your thread is fake news:Timely.
“I will never be so comfortable with a president that I don’t think he or she should be held accountable for wrongdoing. Political lynching via hearsay is a bit Soviet for my tastes, however.”
Whistleblower Requirements Recently Amended to Allow Hearsay