So now you're saying that "dishonest or unethical business dealings", "withholding requested or required evidence or information", and "suborning perjury by someone else" are NON-CRIMINAL and therefore can't be prosecuted for it!!
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So now you're saying that "dishonest or unethical business dealings", "withholding requested or required evidence or information", and "suborning perjury by someone else" are NON-CRIMINAL and therefore can't be prosecuted for it!!
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Are you two really this dumb or are you just feigning ignorance to support your stupid, flimsy premise?
If Trump acted dishonestly or unethically in any of his business dealings that might have been in the CIVIL COURT SYSTEM, and in being dishonest or withholding requested or required evidence or information that could have been damaging to his own case, or if he suborned perjury by someone else, etc, etc, etc, that could be considered non-criminal obstruction of justice and according to the legal precedent set by Ken Starr and the Republican House during the Clinton-Lewinski case, could be considered an impeachable offense. Especially if it involved a large amount of money or if it caused great financial harm to other people.
I'm sure you'll find some slick way to squirm, wiggle and weasel your way around reality, but that's just the way it is.
First off, "Brierfart," for real?
Nadler is correct, Mueller was limited to the three conditions listed in the authorizing memo, think of Starr who in four years went from Whitewater to illicit affairs.
And rest assured, the House Democrats will continue, they can now call forward witnesses and documents that were previously restricted by the Mueller investigations. On top of that, Trump has NY, Virginia, and the DC office on his trail
Mueller was restricted to investigating potential criminal charges as set by his authorizing memo, and as you should know after a decade of GOP endless "investigations," Congressional Committees are performing oversight as directed by the Constitution which doesn't mean strictly criminal charges
And Mueller didn't have Trump taxes, no one does, yet
Total BS, he wasn't restricted. Dems have been saying that the whole time based on the wording, or any other crimes. In fact, I bet you said the same thing at some point.
Nice bitch slap
It is hilarious how fast and furious lefties are backtracking.
Poor bitches
So now you're saying that "dishonest or unethical business dealings", "withholding requested or required evidence or information", and "suborning perjury by someone else" are NON-CRIMINAL and therefore can't be prosecuted for it!!
WHAT???
It's either perjury, suborning perjury, or obstruction -all legal charges -or not
Libs have terrific imaginations. So you should never be surprised at the boldness of their lies.
I seem to recall leftists claiming that the mere act of firing Comey was obstruction. Do you forget?

Never ceases to amaze me, that you low foreheads always have to have such things explained to you like children.
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To all the above quoted slack-jaws, droolers, knuckle-draggers and other assorted vermin.... there are two kinds of justice... criminal justice and civil justice.
That is why there are two separate fields of law to deal with them separately... criminal law and civil law and Criminal Lawyers and Civil Lawyers.
If an act of obstruction occurred during a court case that was a CIVIL MATTER (lawsuit), then any impropriety such as obstruction that was related to that case, would be a NON-CRIMINAL (not prosectuable by the state or federal govt or punishable by a fine or prison sentence) act and would be addressed and remedied within the civil court system.
The Repugnants claimed that Bill Clinton lied under oath in a CIVIL DEPOSITION and as such, charged in their Articles of Impeachment against him, that he had OBSTRUCTED JUSTICE. But he could not be criminally charged because it was a CIVIL MATTER.
Therefore, not all obstruction is criminal obstruction and not all matters of justice relate to criminal conduct.
Never ceases to amaze me, that you low foreheads always have to have such things explained to you like children.
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First off, "Brierfart," for real?
Nadler is correct, Mueller was limited to the three conditions listed in the authorizing memo, think of Starr who in four years went from Whitewater to illicit affairs.
And rest assured, the House Democrats will continue, they can now call forward witnesses and documents that were previously restricted by the Mueller investigations. On top of that, Trump has NY, Virginia, and the DC office on his trail
Mueller was restricted to investigating potential criminal charges as set by his authorizing memo, and as you should know after a decade of GOP endless "investigations," Congressional Committees are performing oversight as directed by the Constitution which doesn't mean strictly criminal charges
And Mueller didn't have Trump taxes, no one does, yet
So now you're saying that "dishonest or unethical business dealings", "withholding requested or required evidence or information", and "suborning perjury by someone else" are NON-CRIMINAL and therefore can't be prosecuted for it!!

Nice bitch slap
It is hilarious how fast and furious lefties are backtracking.
Poor bitches
To all the above quoted slack-jaws, droolers, knuckle-draggers and other assorted vermin.... there are two kinds of justice... criminal justice and civil justice.
That is why there are two separate fields of law to deal with them separately... criminal law and civil law and Criminal Lawyers and Civil Lawyers.
If an act of obstruction occurred during a court case that was a CIVIL MATTER (lawsuit), then any impropriety such as obstruction that was related to that case, would be a NON-CRIMINAL (not prosectuable by the state or federal govt or punishable by a fine or prison sentence) act and would be addressed and remedied within the civil court system.
The Repugnants claimed that Bill Clinton lied under oath in a CIVIL DEPOSITION and as such, charged in their Articles of Impeachment against him, that he had OBSTRUCTED JUSTICE. But he could not be criminally charged because it was a CIVIL MATTER.
Therefore, not all obstruction is criminal obstruction and not all matters of justice relate to criminal conduct.
Never ceases to amaze me, that you low foreheads always have to have such things explained to you like children.
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When related to civil proceedings, yes.
Sorry if that's to complex for you to grasp.![]()
