Dershowitz is an outlier who seems to be an imperial presidency advocate. He never finds fault with what presidents do, especially what Daffy does.
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Dershowitz is an outlier who seems to be an imperial presidency advocate. He never finds fault with what presidents do, especially what Daffy does.
Centerleftfl
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I don't like Edwards, never did, even when he ran with KERRY. But there is more to that story, sadly, than just his wife having cancer. But you are right, he could have waited till she died.
Centerleftfl
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From the day he signed on with OJ, he is persona non grata to me!
Its enough for a jury to decide. Its a strong case.
Teflon Don
I'm back baby
Indict now
Too bad that would be unconstitutional, in the view of the Justice Department.
Trump directed Cohen to break the law. That's a crime.
Cohen has already done this when he said in court that the federal candidate directed him to make the illegal payments.
I absolutely want it.
Conservatives are under the mistaken impression that because when Clinton was impeached, his approval rating shot up, so therefore the same will happen with Trump. Only, the two aren't comparable because:
1) Clinton didn't have a net negative approval rating when he was impeached. In fact, he had about a 50%-35% split. Trump's numbers are the reverse of that.
2) Clinton had a strong economy that was creating jobs during the largest economic expansion in a generation, Trump's economy is weak and bolstered by an inflated GDP to avoid tariffs and a job creation rate at its slowest pace in 7 years.
3) Clinton was well-liked and had a good personality. Trump is an oafish buffoon and criminal.
Conservatives are binary thinkers and think because X happened 20 years ago, that means the same thing will happen today.
How did impeachment work out for Andrew Johnson? Did it make him more popular?
the underlying charges wold be about personal sex for both Clinton and Trump/ I beg the Dems to impeach.
What successes?
Diplomatically, Trump hasn't accomplished anything. In fact, he's driven allies away from us, and ceded trade ground in the Pacific to China.
Economically, real wages for most workers have declined, while the GDP growth rate for Q2 was inflated by nearly a full point because of businesses rushing to get exports out ahead of the tariffs. That means bad, bad news for Q3 as orders will be cut, exports will drop, and consumer prices will spike because of the tariffs. 2018 is also the slowest pace of job creation since 2017, which was the slowest since 2011. The deficit is back to $1T, 4 million people lost health insurance, and premium increases this fall will be the highest since before the ACA. Oh, and companies are still outsourcing jobs.
Bravo.
No...it's just been Dershowitz and the morons at Fox News. No actual, credible lawyers say that using campaign dollars to pay for the silence of porn stars is legal.
THEN WHY DID TRUMP HIRE HIM?
That's how plea deals work, genius.
Such a drama queen!
Mueller's not out to kill Trump, he's out to investigate and prosecute those who worked and colluded with Russia to manipulate the election. If you think that means he wants to kill Trump, then you have a screw loose.
I think they should call your bluff. I think you think that because Clinton got more popular after he was impeached, the same thing will happen for Trump. Not sure why you think that. How did impeachment work out for Andrew Johnson's popularity and legacy?
he hasn't driven anyone away. that is a complete fabrication. Diplomacy has stopped rockets from being fired over Japan and air raid sirens in Hawaii. you are going to see a 3% annual GDP.
wages are just beginning to come up. GDP and wages were stagnant under Obama
Teflon Don
I'm back baby
The Justice Department decides what is Constitutional and what isn't Constitutional now? I thought that was the job of the US Supreme Court.
So according to you, the Justice Department could rule that Roe v Wade is illegal?
So what?
Do you honestly believe that because Clinton became more popular after he was impeached, the same thing will happen for Trump?
You seem to be ignoring all the variables that distinguish the differences between the two situations; Clinton was already a popular President, with a thriving economy, who had a personality people liked. Trump is not a popular President, has a struggling economy, and has a personality most people abhor.
So walk me through how impeachment would be a net positive for Trump and the Conservatives.
Getin the ring
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you do realize your triggered asinine posts make you look like a little dweeb,
you throw around "most people" like you actually know hat you're talking about.
you sound stupid, stop it, for your own sake
Getin the ring
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you can't impeach Trump, period.
that's just triggered asinine babble
that's just triggered asinine babble
No, but they make their own policy on what actions they permit in individual cases based on their opinion of what is Constitutional. They have a policy against indicting a sitting president.