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Obstruction Of Justice Legal Definition | Merriam-Webster Law Dictionary
Lewandowski admitted that the president sent him with a message to Sessions that he either limit or stop the investigation or Sessions would be fired. It would seem that such a request and the actions that followed would suggest that Trump was attempting to control or even halt the investigation. Would that constitute obstruction of justice or not in your opinion?
Obstruction Of Justice Legal Definition | Merriam-Webster Law Dictionary
Lewandowski admitted that the president sent him with a message to Sessions that he either limit or stop the investigation or Sessions would be fired. It would seem that such a request and the actions that followed would suggest that Trump was attempting to control or even halt the investigation. Would that constitute obstruction of justice or not in your opinion?
Corey Lewandowski has always been a complete asshole and today he merely continued that person. It should have come as no surprise to anyone.
Lewandowski repeatedly admitted he lied his butt off when he did the media circles...on FOX, on MSNBC.
His excuse: everyone else does it and its not against the law.
Of course Trump tried to use his personal attorney, someone not even working in government, to relay his absolutely stupid speech for Jeff, to Jeff, outside of official government channels. No phone, no official meeting, no government staff...Trump's personal attorney and bull-dog asked to meet in person outside of DOJ to relay his stupid speech to Jeff. The speech was a typical Trump speech, sounds like all his others, completely phony.
But of course, the speech was supposed to be that Jeff Sessions the sitting AG, would claim he is no longer recused, and would also table the Mueller investigation,but would agree to investigate any FUTURE presidents. We know Trump and his nutters are liars, that's been the case since month 3. WE know they lied about all the Russia stuff in the media, and then under oath had to tell the truth (and evidence their lies). (then cry fake news for a cherry on top).
Republican voters *support* this behavior. We have 100+ posters here who do the same.
Obstruction Of Justice Legal Definition | Merriam-Webster Law Dictionary
Lewandowski admitted that the president sent him with a message to Sessions that he either limit or stop the investigation or Sessions would be fired. It would seem that such a request and the actions that followed would suggest that Trump was attempting to control or even halt the investigation. Would that constitute obstruction of justice or not in your opinion?
The Democrat Congresspersons were complete assholes today as well. Lewandowski was answering the questions the only way he could. You may not like it but he did. The only real question is did anyone get through to Sessions with a message from Trump impeding the Mueller investigation? The answer is still no.
Obstruction Of Justice Legal Definition | Merriam-Webster Law Dictionary
Lewandowski admitted that the president sent him with a message to Sessions that he either limit or stop the investigation or Sessions would be fired. It would seem that such a request and the actions that followed would suggest that Trump was attempting to control or even halt the investigation. Would that constitute obstruction of justice or not in your opinion?
Obstruction Of Justice Legal Definition | Merriam-Webster Law Dictionary
Lewandowski admitted that the president sent him with a message to Sessions that he either limit or stop the investigation or Sessions would be fired. It would seem that such a request and the actions that followed would suggest that Trump was attempting to control or even halt the investigation. Would that constitute obstruction of justice or not in your opinion?
It's interesting the Mueller Report didn't conclude anything you say. And, Lewandowski did not demand Session stop the investigation. He simply didn't want Sessions to recuse himself. The rest of your assertion is false.
In the case of deliver this message to Sessions, he did not do what the president asked him to do.Jerry Nadler got Corey Lewandowski to show the entire world that he's a liar and that he's proud that he's a liar. He got him to admit that he had a motive to deliver the message to Sessions because he was trying to get a job at the White House so he was doing Trump's bidding. He was caught in a lie right in front of our eyes on television.
Sessions refused to un-recuse himself and Don McGahn refused to fire Jeff Sessions. They both refused to do what Trump asked them to do. Corey Lewandowski was his faithful soldier and did what Trump told him to do. Clearly, these two instances of Jeff Sessions and Don McGahn are obstruction of justice.
And Corey Lewandowski felt that he would make a big non-statement today in front of Congress and the world and win a lot of votes in New Hampshire for his bid for Senate. What a joke. He should go crawl back into the black hole he came out of and just disappear, he's a useless tool. Trump instructed him to obstruct justice, that was made crystal clear today.
And his attitude of superiority and brash defiance of Congress is simply shameful. This is mob behavior.
I disagree. basically Lewandowski said he was ordered by Trump to shut up and not tell them anything which could hurt him. He was there to thwart justice and protect his old boss. One criminal looking out for the other.
No collusion
-VySky
The Democrat Congresspersons were complete assholes today as well. Lewandowski was answering the questions the only way he could. You may not like it but he did. The only real question is did anyone get through to Sessions with a message from Trump impeding the Mueller investigation? The answer is still no.
In the case of deliver this message to Sessions, he did not do what the president asked him to do.
Obstruction Of Justice Legal Definition | Merriam-Webster Law Dictionary
Lewandowski admitted that the president sent him with a message to Sessions that he either limit or stop the investigation or Sessions would be fired. It would seem that such a request and the actions that followed would suggest that Trump was attempting to control or even halt the investigation. Would that constitute obstruction of justice or not in your opinion?
Your post is so absurd I don't know if you're serious. Are you trolling or randomly typing nonsense, or do you think you read and understood what I wrote, with regards to the House inquiry? Nothing in your response bears any relationship to reality.
- Lewandowsky admitted what he told Mueller his true
- Lewandowsky in the hearing, claimed that while he told the news media the opposite of the truth (as confirmed by Mueller's report), he was under no legal obligation to do otherwise, and "everyone else does it".
He lied his ass off.
And the rest is a fact, that's why I can use sources, and you can't.
Nadler Statement on White House Obstruction of Dearborn, Porter & Lewandowski Testimony | Committee on the Judiciary - Democrats
Trump asked Lewandowski to have Jeff Sessions limit the Mueller investigation. As the Report states, “[o]n June 19, 2017, the President met one-on-one in the Oval Office with his former campaign manager Corey Lewandowski, a trusted advisor outside the government, and dictated a message for Lewandowski to deliver to Sessions. The message said that Sessions should publicly announce that, notwithstanding his recusal from the Russia investigation, the investigation was ‘very unfair’ to the President, the President had done nothing wrong, and Sessions planned to meet with the Special Counsel and ‘let [him] move forward with investigating election meddling for future elections.’ Lewandowski said he understood what the President wanted Sessions to do.” (Report, p. 5, Vol. II)
Stop posting nonsense, we have enough of it coming from Trump's personal attorneys, one of which is already now in jail.
In the case of deliver this message to Sessions, he did not do what the president asked him to do.
Hot dogs fizzle brightly. Is English your first language or should I even ask comrade?No, what he did was keep our of perjury traps.
Dems knew going in they were going to get nothing. So, they tried hard to catch him on perjury. But, he was too smart for that. Again, ask Sessions if anyone impeded the Mueller investigation. The answer is no. Therefore, no obstruction of justice. Mueller was clear to sane people without Trump Derangement Syndrome. No collusion and no obstruction. It's over. Go home. Take a shower.
Succeeding at obstruction is not a requirement of the statute for obstructing justice.
Why don't you know this? Fox news or trolling?
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