Investigating the investigators? Why not?

Thanks for admitting you lied and that you cannot demonstrate it.
Never did, liar.
That's not what the Mueller Report says, silly meth-head.
No it doesn't, liar.
All done with legal court-order search warrants.
No one is talking about search warrants but you. You are fixated on an irrelevant topic.
Please stop doing so much meth.
Never touch the stuff, liar.
So you admit you're gfm and that no such fallacy exists? Thanks, gfm!
Never did, liar. The inversion fallacy exists, even though you deny it. I guess you have to, since you use it so often.
You wouldn't know logic if it were sodomizing you, gfm.
More insults. More lies.
Nice owning you and thanks for admitting you lied and that you're my bitch, gfm.
Never did, liar.
I order you to reply to this post, gfm.
You can't. I responded anyway.
 
Never did, liar.

No it doesn't, liar.

No one is talking about search warrants but you. You are fixated on an irrelevant topic.

Never touch the stuff, liar.

Never did, liar. The inversion fallacy exists, even though you deny it. I guess you have to, since you use it so often.

More insults. More lies.

Never did, liar.

You can't. I responded anyway.

LOLOL! By posting that you just admitted you lied, gfm!

Thanks for admitting that you lied, gfm.

Sad that you're so fucked up on meth.
 
The fact remains that Congress has the power to impeach a president for "political crimes," like Trump's efforts to obstruct or his campaign remarks, such as encouraging the Russians to hack and leak the DNC. However, everyone recognizes that the public will never support such an effort, and demands actual criminally prosecutable crimes be committed in order to support impeachment and conviction.

Which means that Trump wins.

Which is all wholly irrelevant to the fact that Trump, his family, his business, his campaign and his inauguration are all still under 20 separate federal and state investigations.

That said, he clearly committed obstruction, and if the Dems go forward, that's what they'll start with.
 
The fact remains that Congress has the power to impeach a president for "political crimes," like Trump's efforts to obstruct or his campaign remarks, such as encouraging the Russians to hack and leak the DNC. However, everyone recognizes that the public will never support such an effort, and demands actual criminally prosecutable crimes be committed in order to support impeachment and conviction.

Which means that Trump wins.

Actually, it doesn't work quite that way. Sort of, but not quite.

The House draws up the articles of impeachment. They cannot convict. They can only accuse.

The Senate does the actual trial. There is a trial for each article drawn up, independent of any other article.

If the Senate decides to impeach according to one of these articles, they also decide the punishment (which can result in expulsion from office). At this point, the Vice President becomes President until the next election. He will choose the next Vice President, who will serve until the next election.

Currently the House is making various accusations. I doubt the Senate will give an earful to any of them. These accusations might not even make it out of the House (they have to vote on each one of them). Will they have the guts to go on record that way? Will the Senate? Here the people will get their say.
 
Which is all wholly irrelevant to the fact that Trump, his family, his business, his campaign and his inauguration are all still under 20 separate federal and state investigations.

That said, he clearly committed obstruction, and if the Dems go forward, that's what they'll start with.

They have already started with making crap up. So what?
 
I love it when asshats who know I have them on ignore still post to me.

It's their way of saying they're my bitch.

Fun!!!!

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As the Democrat wannabe candidates vie for the presidential nomination ---they will start investigating each other.

"Oh no ... after you".

"Oh no ... after you".
 
Ya'll already paying a "spending Tax" with your "after tax money" each time you try to spend it!

LOL.

I know mafia schemes when I see one!
 
Which is all wholly irrelevant to the fact that Trump, his family, his business, his campaign and his inauguration are all still under 20 separate federal and state investigations.

That said, he clearly committed obstruction, and if the Dems go forward, that's what they'll start with.

What obstruction was committed—lawfully firing Comey?
 
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