Larry

Gotta say that I was told some time ago (by a criminal defense attorney) that when prosecuting a defendant for Crime X, them evidence of him committing that same crime on other occasions (even prior convictions) cannot be introduced. They have to prove that he committed the crime he's accused of, on it's own.

Maybe the idea is that he violated two laws, 27 times each. Me, I think I would have just stuck with: 1) Firing Comey. 2) Withholding funds from Ukraine so he could ask them for a campaign donation. 3) And suppressing any and all congressional oversight. To me, those are the biggest, and the easiest to demonstrate.

So, this plot to get Trump at all costs, began years earlier, with this professional spy hired by the Clintons to infiltrate Trump's family?

" . . . the ones who aren't watching the debates."

Business Insider: Elon Musk appears to have mowed down a traffic sign in Tesla's new Cybertruck over the weekend

Who's a good Veep for Joe? Part of me is cheering for Mayor Pete. IMO, he's young, I like his demeanor, but he's terribly inexperienced. But, I could see a Biden/Pete ticket really ticking off the extreme wing, and maybe minorities. Would Liz be a good fit? I could see her being a good policy wonk. Would she appease the Progressives?

Just when you thought they were gonna stick with "But what about the Wookie?"

Eh. The Republican Senate will begin investigating him for Ukraine before he gets sworn in.

Yeah, the IC knew Trump's staff was phoning the Russian ambassador, because the IC monitors the Russian ambassador's phone. And I think it's the first or second paragraph of the summary of the Mueller Report, that the origin of the FBI's investigation was: 1) Wikileaks published a bunch of stolen emails. 2) The IC says Russian Intelligence did it. 3) And, shortly after the FBI began investigating, an foreign intel source tells the IC that members of Trump's campaign were bragging that Russia was going to dump a lot of stolen emails, six weeks before it happened.

"Small government" fits.

"There has never in our nation's history been an impeachment of a President whose name begins with a T." And don't forget him firing the head of the FBI (after ordering his staff to make up a fake story justifying it), because Comey didn't promise to obstruct an ongoing national security investigation. I've been fond for a while of the expression "Great minds think alike. And so do ours."

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And the biggest problem with this, is that said workers have it too good. And we need for the government to get busy depressing the standard of living of those workers.

Anybody who wants the government to "could you do us a favor?"

So what's new about the restored voting rights act?