Admiral Rockwell Tory
Diamond Member
You can't prove misinterpretation.So what? They deliberately misinterpreted Federal Election Law and interfered in a Federal election.
Mr. Trump's Constitutional rights were violated by their obvious Lawfare.
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You can't prove misinterpretation.So what? They deliberately misinterpreted Federal Election Law and interfered in a Federal election.
Mr. Trump's Constitutional rights were violated by their obvious Lawfare.
Good luck with that.Federal civil rights case.....It's not just for blacks you know.
Manipulating state laws to persecute anyone is a civil rights issue and falls under fed jurisdiction.
Try proving that in a court of law.They interfered with a NATIONAL election.
Man, you are stupid.
You cannot force a sitting President to testify on anything and there is this little thing called the 5th Amendment.Ah the dread pirate fishing expedition. He just pleads the Fifth. Of course to you special counsels are now illegal. HAHAHAAHAH
Now tell us the indictments.
Which means he is fully entitled to the defense I stated. I hope Trump enjoys testifying.
Humor me. name five. They can make Trump testify too.
You clearly didn't read the indictments. I suggest you do so before making such statements.well the evidence didn't show that he attempted to hide them....he certainly had them, true, but the evidence shows he was working with NA to return them....unlike Joey Xiden, who was caught with them, going back years, and was not prosecuted. Which shows this was done as a political prosecution.
Thats under appeal. Further, thats means you can't go after him either.No, it wasn't under the color of law, because it was illegal.
Yes, please. Try that. Lets see how it works out for Trump.Certainly, other people he conspired with did so under the color of law, members of the DOJ, that were legally appointed.....and that too is a crime :
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18 U.S. Code § 242 - Deprivation of rights under color of law
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True, but the Georgia case is dead.Same for the Georgia case.
Just FYI, I predict literally none of this will happen. Gym Jordan my try some stunt hearings but that will be it.
Since when is that illegal. Unethical yes, but not criminal.Malicious prosecution, election interference, conflict of interest.
Probably can get some bribery in there, too.
Time to clean house at the corrupt DOJ/FBI cesspool. This is what we voted for.
No wonder there were early reports of panic among the DOJ lawyers, when Trump won.
5th Amendment is not applicable as he cannot be prosecuted.You cannot force a sitting President to testify on anything and there is this little thing called the 5th Amendment.

Time to clean house at the corrupt DOJ/FBI cesspool. This is what we voted for.
No wonder there were early reports of panic among the DOJ lawyers, when Trump won.
You ain't wrong, but it could warrant a hearing before the bar.Since when is that illegal. Unethical yes, but not criminal.
This will be the next news. BIDEN PARDONS ALL PROSECUTORS WHO ILLEGALLY PROSECUTED TRUMP.What I would like to know is why the hell Garland is already looking for a plea deal? That shocked the shit out of me when I heard it. So apparently he knows he's committed some pretty serious shit.
Why? The indictments aren't evidence of anything, they are merely the illegally appointed Jack Smith's accusations.You clearly didn't read the indictments. I suggest you do so before making such statements.
Thats under appeal. Further, thats means you can't go after him either.
Yes, please. Try that. Lets see how it works out for Trump.
Prolly.... Hey what are you going to do?This will be the next news. BIDEN PARDONS ALL PROSECUTORS WHO ILLEGALLY PROSECUTED TRUMP.
Which ones. What charges?Bondi is Honest. She will perform her duty as genuine AGs should do. Trump has been the victim of Politics by the Democrats. Time to see them in prison.
They are evidence of a reasonable indictment. Arguing he was not legally appointed would not make HIM criminally liable. He was acting under color of law with the duties and powers given to him.Why? The indictments aren't evidence of anything, they are merely the illegally appointed Jack Smith's accusations.
Why do you ask?Do you have empirical data showing how Trump's tariffs in his first term increased prices?
Why? The indictments aren't evidence of anything, they are merely the illegally appointed Jack Smith's accusations.
No, it's not under appeal. The case is over.
I'll let you know how it works out for Jack Smith.....frankly, I expect another blanket pardon by Xiden for him before it's all over.
Not according to the highest court in America.They are evidence of a reasonable indictment. Arguing he was not legally appointed would not make HIM criminally liable. He was acting under color of law with the duties and powers given to him.
No, they aren't evidence, they are accusations by an illegally appointed Jack Smith. No he was not acting under color of law, since he wasn't legally appointed. Do you know what "acting under the color of law" means? a police officer, judge, prosecutor all can act under the color of law, a regular citizen can't....moreover, as highlighted, violating someone's civil rights, even acting under the color of law, is still a crime.Which ones. What charges?
They are evidence of a reasonable indictment. Arguing he was not legally appointed would not make HIM criminally liable. He was acting under color of law with the duties and powers given to him.
It did not go to SCOTUS.Not according to the highest court in America.
Based on the documents and witness testimony in the indictment. If you suddenly believe grand jury indictments are no longer valid you should immediately send your amicus brief to the Supreme Court.No, they aren't evidence, they are accusations by an illegally appointed Jack Smith. No he was not acting under color of law, since he wasn't legally appointed. Do you know what "acting under the color of law" means? a police officer, judge, prosecutor all can act under the color of law, a regular citizen can't....moreover, as highlighted, violating someone's civil rights, even acting under the color of law, is still a crime.