President Trump
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MAKAVELI
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He had a choice Van and he chose to plead guilty. There is no * in the Justice System. Sorry to bust your bubble.
Sportello
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Well the FBI did investigate the Clinton Foundation, and she could have been found financially responsible for Benghazi if there was a thread of truth in that. Then there was the FBI investigation into her emails, but let's forget about that.
Read Comey's book. No matter what you and your buddies say, he has been consistent, and likely truthful.
As an afterthought, instead of listing something you can look up yourself, how about I ask you why Donny John's health wasn't an issue while he made Hillary's a yuge issue? Why did he send his guys to illegally take his doctor's medical records?
I have dozens more unanswered questions, and Donny John comes up with life in prison in more than one scenario. Since we don't do that to president's, he will get off lucky, but disgraced. So much for rebuilding the brand. @floridays can fill you in on the legal repercussions of ill gotten gains. I think they might call it forfeiture or something, I'm just a retired Teamster, not a make believe lawyer, so idunno.
He should have just stayed a con man money launderer. He never read about the son of Daedalus. He's never really read at all.
Sad.
I didn't see anything new but tell me, what was she investigated for out of all of that? Y'all keep saying she's been continuously investigated since the 90's. Accusations are one thing. In the last twenty or so years name all of the investigations. Accusations don't count.
Read closely. Many of the inquiries into her actions came when investigating something else, just like Manafort.
Actually the Clinton Foundation is currently an ongoing investigation. Financially responsible for Benghazi? How does that work? Sued in court? Was she put on trial for it? And if there was anything that would've put Trump away for life it would've come out during the campaign.
When and where? When was she investigated? She needs to be for enriching herself while putting national security at risk. But of course we have much more important concerns like Stormy Daniels.
I believe I know what you think it means. That Mueller can do whatever he pleases.
What do you believe it means?
You keep saying he’s overstepping his bounds but never explain what his bounds are in the context of the authorizing document.
According to the judge yesterday the authorizing document is redacted so how do you know what his bounds are? But the judge said he was going way beyond the scope of the initial investigation, which was to determine if the Trump campaign colluded with the Russians to win the election.
Sportello
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I don’t know who is controlling you, but they’re not getting their money’s worth.
Did you notice that the judge didn’t throw the case out?
DriveInDriveOut
Inordinately Right
cuckservatives keep bringing up Clinton lol.
Anything to distract from Trump I guess.
Pathetic.
Anything to distract from Trump I guess.
Pathetic.
newfie
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hope this helps :
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newfie
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sorry to ruin your fun but justice just answered Mueller
newfie
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this is the typical BS you spin here. to make the counter argument you demand an explanation that would require his having a law degree and an inside working knowledge of what occurred in the courtroom.
newfie
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another useless argument. the judge gave them two weeks to provide the unredacted information. Bro you are desperately trying to save this.
the fact is that this case is a fishing expedition against Manifort and its so transparent that a seasoned judge with 35 years of experience just called out Bullschat on it.
floridays
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Sure did. Please educate us why he didn't. He made his thoughts on the prosecution crystal clear, yet didn't dismiss. I wanna see how smart you are. Why didn't he throw the case out?
