The (many) indictments of Donald Trump

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lawgator1 said:
No, my point is that an actual arrest warrant can be executed outside of Georgia. Extradition is the issue.
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ah, so this time you will get him. for sure-sies this time.

I am think I will be as fascinated watching you guys come up with rationalizations why he won't get arrested "this" time, but will the next; as I would watching trump actually get arrested.

before this the other cases were getting dropped so NY would have their chance, now we are waiting on Georgia? who next? Isn't something going on in Arizona? so maybe there, or am I missing another case?
 
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LouderVol said:
ah, so this time you will get him. for sure-sies this time.

I am think I will be as fascinated watching you guys come up with rationalizations why he won't get arrested "this" time, but will the next; as I would watching trump actually get arrested.

before this the other cases were getting dropped so NY would have their chance, now we are waiting on Georgia? who next? Isn't something going on in Arizona? so maybe there, or am I missing another case?
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As I said earlier, I would prefer one of the more serious cases be filed, first. There is a risk that the Trumpsters will drown out the import of the others with this less serious one.
 
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lawgator1 said:
As I said earlier, I would prefer one of the more serious cases be filed, first. There is a risk that the Trumpsters will drown out the import of the others with this less serious one.
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sooooooo which one is THE serious one? I thought the campaign financing thing was real bad? Worse than him being a Russian agent. or at least that was the story when the last case got dropped against him.

at this rate you will be inventing new crimes to try and arrest Trump for overdue books or something.

I agree it would have been smart to find something that would stick, because you have been crying wolf for 7 years now, and we still haven't even seen a Chihuahua appear.

just face it, he is a politician now. He could actually be guilty of every single crime you want, and he won't face real punishment for it. no one wants the precedent of sending a president to jail, that opens things up waaaaaaaay too much. look back at Nixon, there are many reasons why they pardon and move on.
 
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LouderVol said:
sooooooo which one is THE serious one? I thought the campaign financing thing was real bad? Worse than him being a Russian agent. or at least that was the story when the last case got dropped against him.

at this rate you will be inventing new crimes to try and arrest Trump for overdue books or something.

I agree it would have been smart to find something that would stick, because you have been crying wolf for 7 years now, and we still haven't even seen a Chihuahua appear.

just face it, he is a politician now. He could actually be guilty of every single crime you want, and he won't face real punishment for it. no one wants the precedent of sending a president to jail, that opens things up waaaaaaaay too much. look back at Nixon, there are many reasons why they pardon and move on.
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I think 1/6 is deadly serious. If convicted of treason he should go to prison. No pardon.

Mar a Lago we don't enough yet. But I can see that being pardonable if convinced it was not malevolent in nature.

Georgia is a tough call.
 
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lawgator1 said:
I think 1/6 is deadly serious. If convicted of treason he should go to prison. No pardon.

Mar a Lago we don't enough yet. But I can see that being pardonable if convinced it was not malevolent in nature.

Georgia is a tough call.
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Treason? Come on. Be serious.
 
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lawgator1 said:
I think 1/6 is deadly serious. If convicted of treason he should go to prison. No pardon.

Mar a Lago we don't enough yet. But I can see that being pardonable if convinced it was not malevolent in nature.

Georgia is a tough call.
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The Venn diagram of people who believed in pee tapes, and think Trump committed treason, is just a single circle
 
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lawgator1 said:
I think 1/6 is deadly serious. If convicted of treason he should go to prison. No pardon.

Mar a Lago we don't enough yet. But I can see that being pardonable if convinced it was not malevolent in nature.

Georgia is a tough call.
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jeez you really are continuing to fully buy into the Trump story. Even after all these failed attempts you haven't learned to question even the most outrageous of claims.

Even Congress, with no requirements for evidence, or requirements for actual criminal acts, can't "find" Trump guilty of Treason. but you think that something will come up that will stand up in the Supreme Court? because thats where it will end up real fast.
 
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lawgator1 said:
I think 1/6 is deadly serious. If convicted of treason he should go to prison. No pardon.

Mar a Lago we don't enough yet. But I can see that being pardonable if convinced it was not malevolent in nature.

Georgia is a tough call.
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Uh huh. Now do 50 years of mishandled classified information... which is beyond any shadow of a doubt. THAT smoking gun exists. Puddinhead broke the law. But then again so did Hills, but we all know that **** is above the law.
 
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