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Moose & Squirrel v Boris & Natasha: what's the deal with the rooskies and trumpland?


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54 minutes ago, twa said:

 

 

Contempt for not providing what he cannot provide by law? :ols:

 

Or maybe general contempt for him because he's proven himself to be a political hack and a lackey for Donald Trump instead of an independent Attorney General with an ounce of integrity.  That's enough to engender contempt from anybody.

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I appreciate the letter, but is the point of it to say that the office Trump holds is why Mueller himself did not attempt to indict the President for obstruction, or why they think he won't be charged with obstruction period?  Is their legal opinion that the office of President absolves him from obstruction period or just that it is up to congress themselves to move towards impeachment due to Mueller's findings?

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1 minute ago, Larry said:

 

Figured I'd clarify exactly what it is that you're shoveling, here.  

 

 

There most certainly exists a different standard.

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8 minutes ago, twa said:

 

There most certainly exists a different standard.

 

Absolutely.  

 

One for Republican politicians, one for Democrat politicians, one for everybody else.  

 

According to you.  

 

 

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1 minute ago, Larry said:

 

Absolutely.  

 

One for Republican politicians, one for Democrat politicians, one for everybody else.  

 

According to you.  

 

 

 

Do you think Obama violated the law with DAPA?

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1 minute ago, Larry said:

 

Try to keep the goalposts in the same stadium, when you move them.  

 

 

my posts are pretty steady.

 

Don't care to answer?

 

DAPA was illegal and pretty sure it could be shown Obama knew it.

BUT Executive powers provides cover.

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3 minutes ago, twa said:

 

my posts are pretty steady.

 

If by "steady" you mean "are 100% guaranteed to value political party over any morality or integrity whatsoever".  

 

But yeah, 

 

1)  Firing the head of the FBI because he failed to agree to your demand that an ongoing counterintelligence investigation will not mention that your subordinates were participating in the crime. 

 

2)  Choosing, as a matter of policy, not to prosecute low level criminals who's crime is failure to voluntarily leave the country they've called home for their entire lives.  

 

aren't different at all.  

 

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1 minute ago, TheGreatBuzz said:

Is this the thread to discuss Obama?  No.

 

Take that **** elsewhere. 

 

I'm discussing Executive powers which are central to the discussion.

6 minutes ago, Larry said:

 

If by "steady" you mean "are 100% guaranteed to value political party over any morality or integrity whatsoever".  

 

But yeah, 

 

1)  Firing the head of the FBI because he failed to agree to your demand that an ongoing counterintelligence investigation will not mention that your subordinates were participating in the crime. 

 

2)  Choosing, as a matter of policy, not to prosecute low level criminals who's crime is failure to voluntarily leave the country they've called home for their entire lives.  

 

aren't different at all.  

 

 

Can you tell me what SCOTUS said on #2 ?

 

Can you explain why it was not a crime?

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1 minute ago, Springfield said:

 

I must have missed the part where Obama fired the person who was investigating him.

 

But he said he was not investigating him. :ols:

 

Perhaps a different example won't trigger ya'll.

 

 

Why isn't congress passing laws found unconstitutional a crime?

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14 minutes ago, twa said:

Why isn't congress passing laws found unconstitutional a crime?

 

Because congress hasn't passed a law making it a crime. 

 

Same reason message board trolling while pretending to be stupid isn't. 

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2 hours ago, twa said:

He certainly would have been charged w/o the powers and duties of being POTUS.

 

The problem is he is and does have them.

Well the bigger problem is that one party is corrupt and covering for him and the other party is too ****fied to do what they need to do.

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2 minutes ago, CousinsCowgirl84 said:

Think the difference is that trump obstructed justice for personal gain...  dapa was a policy decision.  Certainly that is an important difference. 

 

 can you prove that?

 

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Just now, CousinsCowgirl84 said:

 

What would you like me to prove?  

 

That Trump obstructed justice for personal gain....keeping in mind Mueller's results.

 

I would say his actions increased scrutiny rather than lessened it, and Mueller would not have occurred w/o them.

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