Monica Lewinsky Asks Bill Clinton....

I was clarifying my answer to your post "So we don't need trials if a person is indicted by the grand jury?"

We do need a trial for an indicted person to determine his guilt; but, in practice, most plead guilty so no trial is necessary.
But you said if a person was indicted by a grand jury they were guilty. If that were true we could just do away with trials.

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If it was legal Trump would not have been indicted. You can't pay hush money and claim it was for another purpose. Much like Trump's other business ventures.
 
Um...Walter..."You lack of education is really showing here."

I dropped an R. You see, I recognize my mistakes, because I have an education.

Have you figured out why saying "69" is a double entendre and not sarcasm?
 
If there is no evidence there is no indictment and no crime.

No indictment does not mean there was no evidence. Prosecutors are supposed to have enough evidence to get a prosecution to go for an indictment. That is to say there can be a lot of evidence and no prosecution.

No evidence does not mean there was no crime. No evidence means you cannot prove a crime.

AGAIN the Chairman of the FEC for 6 years and Law Professor on election laws Bradley Smith says what Trump did is not a crime.

No, he did not.
 
I dropped an R. You see, I recognize my mistakes, because I have an education.

Have you figured out why saying "69" is a double entendre and not sarcasm?

Yes, you have a primary education. I have a collegiate education.

I used sarcasm to mock or convey contempt of this demeaning act by the sexual predator, old Bill.

Do you understand now, Walter?
 
Bradley Smith explains what is a campaign expense that MUST be reported.


You beat me to it...poor Walter.

Kudlow said "there was no crime, right." Smith says "right."

Poor Walter has, once again, been proven wrong.
 
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I used sarcasm to mock or convey contempt

No, you did not.

Sarcasm would be saying something like "trump is known for his honesty, and loyalty to his family." Saying that trump gave Daniels $690,000 would be a double entendre. Can you see the difference?
 
Which is not illegal. So you admit the whole thread about Clinton hush money is nonsense?
Clinton's perjury is illegal, Sock. He got disbarred for it too. Guess you forgot about that, Sock.
It was completely legal for trump to have sex with porn stars. It is questionably legal for trump to have sex with foreign models who had limited rights to say no. It is definitely illegal for trump to have sex with minors.
Making shit up won't work, Sock.
 
No, you did not.

Sarcasm would be saying something like "trump is known for his honesty, and loyalty to his family." Saying that trump gave Daniels $690,000 would be a double entendre. Can you see the difference?
Have an adult read this to you and explain:

"Sarcasm-the use of irony to mock or convey contempt."

That's how I used it Walter.

You got the figure that I posted wrong too, Walter-"It was $810,000.69 and free toothpaste and mouthwash for the rest of her life."

Did you see the video that proved you wrong, Walter?
 
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Clinton was not disbarred. He was certainly never convicted of perjury.

Yes, he was disbarred...before the Supreme Court.

Clinton Disbarred From Practice Before Supreme Court
The New York Times
https://www.nytimes.com › 2001/10/01 › national › cli...
Oct 1, 2001 — WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Supreme Court ordered former President Clinton disbarred from practicing law before the high court on Monday and gave ...
 
The only irony is that you did not know it was not sarcasm.

Your lack of education precedes you, Walter.

Did you view the video provided proving you wrong about what Smith said?

And (sic) "Whenever a member of the bar of this court has been disbarred or suspended from practice of any court of record, or has engaged in conduct unbecoming a member of the bar of this court, the court will enter an order suspending that member from practice before this court,"
https://www.nytimes.com/2001/10/01/...arred-from-practice-before-supreme-court.html
 
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Well, Walter, other than being caught in 4-5 boo boos, you have performed admirably...for a high school graduate.
 
Bradley Smith explains what is a campaign expense that MUST be reported.


Trump has 34 charges. Most of them are for financial and bookkeeping crimes trying to hide the payoffs. Trump was certain that the affairs would harm his election chances. He greatly overestimated the Trumpy followers. He thought they cared about morals and values. Later he realized he could shoot someone on 5th Avenue and not lose any votes.
Trump has to answer for 11 falsified invoices, 12 counts of false ledger entries to hide the payments and Falsely recording hush money payments as a "retainer".
 
But you said if a person was indicted by a grand jury they were guilty. If that were true we could just do away with trials.

Which post did I write that?

I said they wouldn't be indicted unless something they were being accused of was a criminal act. They are being accused of acts which federal/state criminal statutes specifically define.
 
Walter, come out from underneath your desk.

It's safe now. I am going to allow the other bright, erudite Conservatives to continue eating your lunch.

Did Walter see the video provided proving him wrong and leave the building...dragging his shield, not wearing it?
 
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EL, Walter is no fun at all...especially when he loses.

I only have an undergraduate degree, "BSEE" with minors in Literature and History (they demand well-rounded engineers at Vandy).

Walter has a primary degree...high school, yet he only had 4-5 boo boos. Not bad, considering.

I suspect that you have an array of degrees.
 
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