Jailing the opposition

[Gimmesometruth]

Maybe pay a fine.....like clinton

As made clear yesterday, you don't want DJT to go to trial, so why suggest today he should pay a fine AFTER his trial?

 

[Felis Leo]

This is what we look like

Redirect Notice

No we don't. The Russian government doesn't jail the opposition. They jail dissidents. The Russian government poisons the opposition.

 

[vegas giants]

As made clear yesterday, you don't want DJT to go to trial, so why suggest today he should pay a fine AFTER his trial?

He should get the presidential sweetheart deal

 

[Gimmesometruth]

Independent council of what?

Again, you did not read the report I have cited multiple time to answer all of this nonsense you keep posting.

 

[vegas giants]

Again, you did not read the report I have cited multiple time to answer all of this nonsense you keep posting.

OK thanks

I won't ask again

 

[Gimmesometruth]

He should get the presidential sweetheart deal

maybe....after his trial. You don't want a trial.....and you can't define any "deal".

 

[Questerr]

Nothing in it about what you are claiming


Prove it

The article is pretty clear about what is supposed to happen when a president commits crimes while in office.

 

[vegas giants]

maybe....after his trial. You don't want a trial.....and you can't define any "deal".

Why? Clinton was never tried fir his felonies

 

[Gimmesometruth]

OK thanks

I won't ask again

Not because you read the report from the IC.

 

[vegas giants]

The article is pretty clear about what is supposed to happen when a president commits crimes while in office.

Yes. Impeachment


Tell me where it says criminal penalties CAN NOT be applied

 

[jpevans]

You said he was President. That was either a non-sequitur or you had a point that needed to be fleshed out. I assumed the latter.

You assume he had a point?
Isn’t there a song about a one trick pony beating on a dead horse?

Well there should be.

 

[Gimmesometruth]

Why? Clinton was never tried fir his felonies

You keep saying this nonsense, but you have not cited what you are referring to even after I asked already.

 

[Questerr]

Yes. Impeachment


Tell me where it says criminal penalties CAN NOT be applied

Show me where it says they can? Government in America requires positive powers.

 

[vegas giants]

You keep saying this nonsense, but you have not cited what you are referring to even after I asked already.

I have posted the evidence over and over

 

[vegas giants]

Show me where it says they can? Government in America requires positive powers.

It does?


Tell me you are kidding? Lol

 

[j brown's body]

He should get the presidential sweetheart deal

He's not a president.

 

[Gimmesometruth]

I have posted the evidence over and over

Im not asking for "evidence", I'm asking you to specify what "felonies" you keep blurting about.

 

[vegas giants]

Im not asking for "evidence", I'm asking you to specify what "felonies" you keep blurting about.

Independent counsel Kenneth W. Starr's report to Congress alleged that President Clinton committed perjury, obstructed justice, tampered with witnesses and abused power. Of the 11 counts laid out by Starr, five allege that Clinton lied under oath in his Jan. 17 deposition in the Paula Jones case and again in his Aug. 17 grand jury testimony

 

[Gimmesometruth]

Independent counsel Kenneth W. Starr's report to Congress alleged that President Clinton committed perjury, obstructed justice, tampered with witnesses and abused power. Of the 11 counts laid out by Starr, five allege that Clinton lied under oath in his Jan. 17 deposition in the Paula Jones case and again in his Aug. 17 grand jury testimony

So again, the review that I linked to explains that BC was sufficiently prosecuted, and you are admitting "the felonies" were a part of the Paula Jones case after denying they were.

And here I thought you had actually something outside of the IC prosecution.

 

[vegas giants]

So again, the review that I linked to explains that BC was sufficiently prosecuted, and you are admitting it was a part of the Paula Jones case after denying they were.

And here I thought you had actually something outside of the IC prosecution.

Nope. Not by the DOJ

He was never charged

 

[j brown's body]

The constitution is pretty clear about the prosecution of presidential high crimes and misdemeanors.

I don't know about the Constitution, but this view is affirmed by the DOJ's Office of Legal Counsel and was the reason given by Mueller as to why he didn't recommend that Trump be indicted for obstruction of justice.

 

[vegas giants]

I don't know about the Constitution, but this view is affirmed by the DOJ's Office of Legal Counsel and was the reason given by Mueller as to why he didn't recommend that Trump be indicted for obstruction of justice.

While he was President. After that he is open game

 

[Hypothetical]

post examples comparing more severe outcomes. your comparison to Trump's present situation is unreasonable, opposite the usual outcome.





versus the absurdly uneven outcome you're advocating for Trump, opposite the usual,





Link to archived image of this article,

https://archive.is/qVdqH

June 11, 2023
By Oona A. Hathaway
Ms. Hathaway is a professor of law and political science at Yale University and former special counsel to the general counsel at the U.S. Department of Defense.

If trump is to be prosecuted this way, then we need to revisit Clinton and impeach and indict Biden...

and possibly Pence.

by all means, lets start making politicians take responsibility for their actions.

 

[Gimmesometruth]

Nope. Not by the DOJ

He was never charged

Um, the DOJ doesn't prosecute sitting POTUS's, this has been explained before, and you are using this as a whatabout to avoid admitting that the IC did involve the "felonies" you keep yapping about.

Further, Questar already explained the issue of double prosecution concerning the IC vs DOJ.

 

[j brown's body]

Lol

He's paid lots of fines

No way he's opting for a plea deal though.