We already do, and you see how that prick has put us behind the 8 Ball!
Still making stupid comments I see..
LIFE! get one
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We already do, and you see how that prick has put us behind the 8 Ball!
Even though Petreaus is a "Convicted Felon", I would get behind him as President 100% over any of the clowns running from EITHER party right now.
Petraeus is not a convicted "felon," therefore. The bolded part shows that it was a misdemeanor.
He could theoretically still be eligible to run for President. So go ahead and get behind him.
Petraeus is not a convicted "felon," therefore. The bolded part shows that it was a misdemeanor.
He could theoretically still be eligible to run for President. So go ahead and get behind him.
Isn't that pretty much all you gusy supposedly have on Hillary, then, is a misdemeanor that she removed classified documents. (Actually, you probably don't even have that.)
You probably won't get Petreaus because we wouldn't elect a guy who cheated on his wife. But if Petreaus wants to run in 2020.
A person convicted of a felony has shown that they don't care about the rights of others so how on earth would you put them in a position of power?
Oh yeah, you have shown repeatedly you don't give a crap about others rights so that sort of criminal would be just fine with you.
It depends on what the felony was, wouldn't it?
I think what Bush did to 5000 American Soldiers who came back from Iraq in body bags was a truly evil act.
I can't get that worked up about Hillary putting her e-mails into a server that wasn't set up by the government, given they get breached by hackers just as easily.
I wouldn't be comfortable with a felon as President, but if the Republicans go Full Retard and nominate Trump, that's what's going to happen!
Absolutely not, under any circumstances. Felonious behavior is a crime against society and cannot be tolerated. Anyone willing to engage in such activity, violent felony or not, is necessarily unfit to be president. That one would have to even think about it evidenced a moral decline.
A person convicted of a felony has shown that they don't care about the rights of others so how on earth would you put them in a position of power?
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Simple question. Seeing where people are at on this.
So a guy has his father beating his mother and sister when he turns 18. He looses it one night and beats the crap out of the father and gets done for aggravated assault (a felony). The family say nothing because the shame and intimidation.
50 years later you want to hold that charge against him...
A felony is a crime where you can be sentenced to more than one year in prison, Jack-off.Absolutely not, under any circumstances. Felonious behavior is a crime against society and cannot be tolerated. Anyone willing to engage in such activity, violent felony or not, is necessarily unfit to be president. That one would have to even think about it evidenced a moral decline.
Do you even know the legal definition of a felony? I didn't think so.
I don't have a fucking thing on Shrillary EXCEPT that we ALL know she violated procedure and rules that applied to her as well as everyone else.
It was arguably not even a misdemeanor (and I for one have never said it was, as far as I recall).
It was, however, truly fucking unwise, unsafe, ill-considered, stupid, shallow-minded and fucking typical of her.
Then lying about it? She's utterly untrustworthy.
Simple question. Seeing where people are at on this.
As opposed the deserter-in-chief bush?
The New York Times has already retracted it's claim regarding the investigation being conducted by the F.B.I. IT IS NOT A CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION.
You do love ignoring facts.
A felony is a crime where you can be sentenced to more than one year in prison, Jack-off.
Are you a felon?A felony is a crime where you can be sentenced to more than one year in prison, Jack-off.
Yes - that is correct and obviously that means many felonies are minor crimes. There are thousands of americans with felony convictions that never did a day in prison. But if the judge COULD have given them a year or more, they are felons.