Trump Investigations Thread

Vyor

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"Perjury (also known as foreswearing) is the intentional act of swearing a false oath or falsifying an affirmation to tell the truth, whether spoken or in writing, concerning matters material to an official proceeding."

he's wrong about everything else, but i'll remind you that Perjury is a serious enough charge that Clinton was impeached for it.

Lying under oath. Trump hasn't done that. Lying, by itself, is not and has never been a crime.
 

DarthOne

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The Immortal Watch Dog

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Hetman
That is complete and utter whargrrbl.

You are wrong because you believe Trump committed actual crimes.

He didn't.

Also



Kelly is right, its time Conservatives stop being cucks and start engaging in retaliatory lawfare.

I wanna see judges with D's next to their names perp walked every time they let an antifa fucker go.

State bars and other professional class licensure bastions disbar conservative district attorneys who do this?

Start charging them with every manner of minor offense and make sure each drive to the precinct is 4 hours long.
 

Vyor

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A grand jury's job is not to determine a verdict so complaining that they have indicted innocent people is worthy of a yawn and a shrug.

Trials are where guilt or innocence is determined.

Ok, grand juries have indicted people because they were lied to by prosecutors, because they were racists, because they didn't like them politically, because they were told a crime happened when it was the FBI doing it. Because the prosecution asked for it.
 

The Immortal Watch Dog

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Hetman
The grand juries do not think they are fabrications and the word I bolded does not mean what you think it means.

Grand Juries are full of retards who would indict an inanimate object because a fuckwit with a law degree told them it was guilty of a crime.

Yes, it means exactly what I think it means.

The DOJ is renegade and entirely illegitimate - supporting it in defense of the last legitimate President the US had is seditious.

Ok, grand juries have indicted people because they were lied to by prosecutors, because they were racists, because they didn't like them politically, because they were told a crime happened when it was the FBI doing it. Because the prosecution asked for it.

In other words, the determination of a bunch of communists with a hard on for Orangeman does not a legitimate proceeding make.
 
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Airedale260

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You're right, I was wrong.

The left establishment does want him running in the Primaries.

And they're using these indictments recently to distract people from Biden's corruption.

The timing just happens to be right around when news about Biden comes out lol
Actually, as far as the Biden allegations go, I don’t think most Democrats actually expected them to come to light, and I think the rest genuinely bought the party line, only to have it shoved in their faces that Biden did, in fact, take money from foreign governments while in office.

Nor did they expect that the judge overseeing Hunter’s plea deal would actually cotton on to what the DOJ was trying to pull.


The reason that trump is facing legal trouble, and other presidents haven't, is because his crimes are so much more serious and blatant. Yeah there's generally some level of wrongdoing, but we haven't seen anything like trump since Nixon. And the only reason he didn't face charges was a pardon. Honestly, I will be extremely surprised if Biden doesn't pardon trump too. Difference being, he kinda has to wait for a guilty verdict or trump just spins it as "They knew they couldn't win."

The only way Biden pardons Trump is if it’s a quid pro quo for Trump to pardon Biden (and Hunter) in return. And that would only happen if Trump actually wins in 2024.

As far as Trump goes, the only case that’s truly on solid legal ground is the classified documents one. Which he could have avoided by just handing over the docs like he was ordered.

In terms of legal culpability for January 6th and the “fraud” scheme…no, I don’t think it would ultimately stand. A DC jury might well convict him, but I think any conviction would get tossed on appeal because for someone to defraud the government, it has to involve something of tangible value under the commonly understood definition (e.g., money, property, etc). Not to mention that Trump could well argue that he genuinely believed what he was saying, and that may well be the truth! And if so, well, there goes the case, because you can’t convict him for fraud if he genuinely believed what he was saying.

Morally and politically, yes; legal, no. And the remedy for that would have been impeachment, but rather than build a serious case that would show the Democrats sincerely care about political norms and would abide by the proper process, they just decide to rush an impeachment with zero chance of winning to pretend they “did something.” Of course, that would mean if Trump was convicted he’d no longer be an effective foil that allows the Democrats to paper over their own significant shortcomings and issues, since a conviction in the Senate would bar Trump from future office.

The Alvin Bragg case is an utter farce; I expect once the full details (which Bragg hasn’t actually produced) come out, it’ll be downgraded from 34 felonies to one misdemeanor, and then the misdemeanor gets tossed because it’s outside the statute of limitations.

The Georgia case…eh. I’m not entirely convinced that would work for the same reason. If Trump genuinely believed what he was saying, well, that blows it apart.
 

Cherico

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I honestly think there is a good chance the supreme court will step in at some point because none of them want the kind of can of worms that will be opened by fully weaponizing the legal system by politicians.

And allowing that to stand. And for the leftists who are about to scream and I'm looking at you mega death conservatives have a fertility advantage of 40 percent. That power will end up in the hands of your enemies you want to lose this one because it will protect you when your old and grey.
 

Blasterbot

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I honestly think there is a good chance the supreme court will step in at some point because none of them want the kind of can of worms that will be opened by fully weaponizing the legal system by politicians.

And allowing that to stand. And for the leftists who are about to scream and I'm looking at you mega death conservatives have a fertility advantage of 40 percent. That power will end up in the hands of your enemies you want to lose this one because it will protect you when your old and grey.
He is Australian. he isn't affected by that as much. if the U.S. violates its norms and constitution to get the orange man and their left also gets it with both barrels later it still got the orange man.
 

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