So What Crime of Office Has Trump Committed to Justify Impeachment?

[JimBowie1958]

A 'high crime and misdemeanor' is essentially, as I understand it, a regular crime but committed with public office using the powers of office.

So if the President say broke into a building to steal secrets from his opponents offices, it is not a high crime unless it was to benefit him and he USED the POWERS OF OFFICE to enable the break in.

If a politician has an affair and pays hush money out of his own funds it might be a crime depending on the state, but if he paid out of the public treasury it is a high crime.

So what crime is alledged that Trump committed using his powers of office to commit the crime?

Anyone?

Did he take $1.5 billion from the Chicoms, or use his office to get lovers, or to trade on the information gfained in office, or simply steal public money without a trace?

What was his crime of office?

 

[K9Buck]

Revealing Democratic crime and corruption.

 

[tyroneweaver]

A 'high crime and misdemeanor' is essentially, as I understand it, a regular crime but committed with public office using the powers of office.

So if the President say broke into a building to steal secrets from his opponents offices, it is not a high crime unless it was to benefit him and he USED the POWERS OF OFFICE to enable the break in.

If a politician has an affair and pays hush money out of his own funds it might be a crime depending on the state, but if he paid out of the public treasury it is a high crime.

So what crime is alledged that Trump committed using his powers of office to commit the crime?

Anyone?

Did he take $1.5 billion from the Chicoms, or use his office to get lovers, or to trade on the information gfained in office, or simply steal public money without a trace?

What was his crime of office?

It was her turn.

 

[Meathead]

A 'high crime and misdemeanor' is essentially, as I understand it, a regular crime but committed with public office using the powers of office.

So if the President say broke into a building to steal secrets from his opponents offices, it is not a high crime unless it was to benefit him and he USED the POWERS OF OFFICE to enable the break in.

If a politician has an affair and pays hush money out of his own funds it might be a crime depending on the state, but if he paid out of the public treasury it is a high crime.

So what crime is alledged that Trump committed using his powers of office to commit the crime?

Anyone?

Did he take $1.5 billion from the Chicoms, or use his office to get lovers, or to trade on the information gfained in office, or simply steal public money without a trace?

What was his crime of office?

When he's not colluding with nefarious entities to undermine American elections, he's pondering child-enslavement schemes and kicking puppies. Everyone knows this.

 

[Natural Citizen]

They're saying that Trump 'implied' quid pro quo with regard to that $250 million military aid package for Kiev that has since been withheld in exchange for dirt on Biden

What's being ignored in all of this is that Biden publicly bragged about blackmailing a foreign goverment for personal family gain. Biden, btw, did have a quid pro quo with regard to the Ukraine when he was VP.

Except the Trump admin can't investigate Biden because he's running for office.

 

[harmonica]

same crap they've been saying since 2016
they are IDIOTS

 

[JoeB131]

They're saying that Trump 'implied' quid pro quo with regard to that $250 million military aid package for Kiev that has since been withheld in exchange for dirt on Biden

What's being ignored in all of this is that Biden publicly bragged about blackmailing a foreign goverment for personal family gain. Biden, btw, did have a quid pro quo with regard to the Ukraine when he was VP.

Except the Trump admin can't investigate Biden because he's running for office.

Well, except that that prosecutor wasn't investigating Biden's son.
Who was removed because he was corrupt at the insistance of not just the US but the EU.

 

[Polishprince]

They're saying that Trump 'implied' quid pro quo with regard to that $250 million military aid package for Kiev that has since been withheld in exchange for dirt on Biden

What's being ignored in all of this is that Biden publicly bragged about blackmailing a foreign goverment for personal family gain. Biden, btw, did have a quid pro quo with regard to the Ukraine when he was VP.

Except the Trump admin can't investigate Biden because he's running for office.

Well, except that that prosecutor wasn't investigating Biden's son.
Who was removed because he was corrupt at the insistance of not just the US but the EU.

Where in the Constitution does the Vice President of the United States have the right to demand a foreign country make personnel changes or lose funding?

Further, considering the Biden Family's interests in Ukrainian industry- why didn't the Vice President recuse himself from this?

 

[bullwinkle]

A 'high crime and misdemeanor' is essentially, as I understand it, a regular crime but committed with public office using the powers of office.

So if the President say broke into a building to steal secrets from his opponents offices, it is not a high crime unless it was to benefit him and he USED the POWERS OF OFFICE to enable the break in.

If a politician has an affair and pays hush money out of his own funds it might be a crime depending on the state, but if he paid out of the public treasury it is a high crime.

So what crime is alledged that Trump committed using his powers of office to commit the crime?

Anyone?

Did he take $1.5 billion from the Chicoms, or use his office to get lovers, or to trade on the information gfained in office, or simply steal public money without a trace?

What was his crime of office?

Jim, it is sad to realize that you will never know Trump's crimes of office, because you will never see them. The same actions by someone else will seem criminal to you maybe, but evidently not Trump's actions. Listing them, as has been done so many times on this board, is an exercise in futility. EX: You'd see using the Presidency for personal gain by Jimmy Carter or FDR or Obama as corruption, but not Donald Trump. If Bill Clinton took specifically directed funding from the military for a pet project, you'd notice.

"Did he take $1.5 billion from the Chicoms, or use his office to get lovers, or to trade on the information gfained in office, or simply steal public money without a trace?"
Who did that? When?

 

[August West]

A 'high crime and misdemeanor' is essentially, as I understand it, a regular crime but committed with public office using the powers of office.

So if the President say broke into a building to steal secrets from his opponents offices, it is not a high crime unless it was to benefit him and he USED the POWERS OF OFFICE to enable the break in.

If a politician has an affair and pays hush money out of his own funds it might be a crime depending on the state, but if he paid out of the public treasury it is a high crime.

So what crime is alledged that Trump committed using his powers of office to commit the crime?

Anyone?

Did he take $1.5 billion from the Chicoms, or use his office to get lovers, or to trade on the information gfained in office, or simply steal public money without a trace?

What was his crime of office?

What was his crime? I`ll take that one.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...ion-support-an-impeachment-inquiry-annotated/

 

[August West]

We`ve been here before.

 

[Polishprince]

A 'high crime and misdemeanor' is essentially, as I understand it, a regular crime but committed with public office using the powers of office.

So if the President say broke into a building to steal secrets from his opponents offices, it is not a high crime unless it was to benefit him and he USED the POWERS OF OFFICE to enable the break in.

If a politician has an affair and pays hush money out of his own funds it might be a crime depending on the state, but if he paid out of the public treasury it is a high crime.

So what crime is alledged that Trump committed using his powers of office to commit the crime?

Anyone?

Did he take $1.5 billion from the Chicoms, or use his office to get lovers, or to trade on the information gfained in office, or simply steal public money without a trace?

What was his crime of office?

Jim, it is sad to realize that you will never know Trump's crimes of office, because you will never see them. The same actions by someone else will seem criminal to you maybe, but evidently not Trump's actions. Listing them, as has been done so many times on this board, is an exercise in futility. EX: You'd see using the Presidency for personal gain by Jimmy Carter or FDR or Obama as corruption, but not Donald Trump. If Bill Clinton took specifically directed funding from the military for a pet project, you'd notice.

"Did he take $1.5 billion from the Chicoms, or use his office to get lovers, or to trade on the information gfained in office, or simply steal public money without a trace?"
Who did that? When?

What makes you think that Donald J. Trump is corrupt at all?

I can understand that your dream of a return to Clintonian Tyranny was stymied in 2016, and the idea of a total government takeover of health care is dear to your heart.

But that says nothing about Mr. Trump. If you think that a return to Obama levels of unemployment and food stamp usage are good ideas, make the proposal during the campaign. We have elections in this country. Pretending as if Donald J. Trump is crooked and conducting witch hunt after witch hunt is unbecoming.

 

[bullwinkle]

But that says nothing about Mr. Trump. If you think that a return to Obama levels of unemployment and food stamp usage are good ideas, make the proposal during the campaign. We have elections in this country. Pretending as if Donald J. Trump is crooked and conducting witch hunt after witch hunt is unbecoming.

Are you talking about the unemployment and food stamp usage that Obama inherited or the unemployment and food stamp usage he handed off to Trump to build on the foundation Obama laid out for him?

What you call a witch hunt, I call a cleansing of corruption.

 

[Jets]

These are the nascent stages of an eventual impeachment. First an inquiry than a vote for the AOI.

 

[RealDave]

Trump illegally blocked a whistleblower report.

Now that fat ass wants to release all this information but who will believe anything the lying fuck will release?
Why did he block the report if it was nothing?

You Trumpettes are the absolute dumbest people on the planet.

 

[RealDave]

A 'high crime and misdemeanor' is essentially, as I understand it, a regular crime but committed with public office using the powers of office.

So if the President say broke into a building to steal secrets from his opponents offices, it is not a high crime unless it was to benefit him and he USED the POWERS OF OFFICE to enable the break in.

If a politician has an affair and pays hush money out of his own funds it might be a crime depending on the state, but if he paid out of the public treasury it is a high crime.

So what crime is alledged that Trump committed using his powers of office to commit the crime?

Anyone?

Did he take $1.5 billion from the Chicoms, or use his office to get lovers, or to trade on the information gfained in office, or simply steal public money without a trace?

What was his crime of office?

Jim, it is sad to realize that you will never know Trump's crimes of office, because you will never see them. The same actions by someone else will seem criminal to you maybe, but evidently not Trump's actions. Listing them, as has been done so many times on this board, is an exercise in futility. EX: You'd see using the Presidency for personal gain by Jimmy Carter or FDR or Obama as corruption, but not Donald Trump. If Bill Clinton took specifically directed funding from the military for a pet project, you'd notice.

"Did he take $1.5 billion from the Chicoms, or use his office to get lovers, or to trade on the information gfained in office, or simply steal public money without a trace?"
Who did that? When?

What makes you think that Donald J. Trump is corrupt at all?

I can understand that your dream of a return to Clintonian Tyranny was stymied in 2016, and the idea of a total government takeover of health care is dear to your heart.

But that says nothing about Mr. Trump. If you think that a return to Obama levels of unemployment and food stamp usage are good ideas, make the proposal during the campaign. We have elections in this country. Pretending as if Donald J. Trump is crooked and conducting witch hunt after witch hunt is unbecoming.

Shove your "total government take over of healthcare" up your stupid asss.

How is government controlling your healthcare.

People CHOOSE their policies from PRIVATE insurers, to get care from PRIVATE doctors in PRIVATE institutions.

You peopke are just pathetic.

Trump is the biggest con man evert & he is stealing your money & duped you into liking it.

 

[deanrd]

A 'high crime and misdemeanor' is essentially, as I understand it, a regular crime but committed with public office using the powers of office.

So if the President say broke into a building to steal secrets from his opponents offices, it is not a high crime unless it was to benefit him and he USED the POWERS OF OFFICE to enable the break in.

If a politician has an affair and pays hush money out of his own funds it might be a crime depending on the state, but if he paid out of the public treasury it is a high crime.

So what crime is alledged that Trump committed using his powers of office to commit the crime?

Anyone?

Did he take $1.5 billion from the Chicoms, or use his office to get lovers, or to trade on the information gfained in office, or simply steal public money without a trace?

What was his crime of office?

Inviting foreign governments to become involved in our elections is excepting a thing of value. That’s a felony. Who doesn’t know that?

 

[Polishprince]

A 'high crime and misdemeanor' is essentially, as I understand it, a regular crime but committed with public office using the powers of office.

So if the President say broke into a building to steal secrets from his opponents offices, it is not a high crime unless it was to benefit him and he USED the POWERS OF OFFICE to enable the break in.

If a politician has an affair and pays hush money out of his own funds it might be a crime depending on the state, but if he paid out of the public treasury it is a high crime.

So what crime is alledged that Trump committed using his powers of office to commit the crime?

Anyone?

Did he take $1.5 billion from the Chicoms, or use his office to get lovers, or to trade on the information gfained in office, or simply steal public money without a trace?

What was his crime of office?

Jim, it is sad to realize that you will never know Trump's crimes of office, because you will never see them. The same actions by someone else will seem criminal to you maybe, but evidently not Trump's actions. Listing them, as has been done so many times on this board, is an exercise in futility. EX: You'd see using the Presidency for personal gain by Jimmy Carter or FDR or Obama as corruption, but not Donald Trump. If Bill Clinton took specifically directed funding from the military for a pet project, you'd notice.

"Did he take $1.5 billion from the Chicoms, or use his office to get lovers, or to trade on the information gfained in office, or simply steal public money without a trace?"
Who did that? When?

What makes you think that Donald J. Trump is corrupt at all?

I can understand that your dream of a return to Clintonian Tyranny was stymied in 2016, and the idea of a total government takeover of health care is dear to your heart.

But that says nothing about Mr. Trump. If you think that a return to Obama levels of unemployment and food stamp usage are good ideas, make the proposal during the campaign. We have elections in this country. Pretending as if Donald J. Trump is crooked and conducting witch hunt after witch hunt is unbecoming.

Shove your "total government take over of healthcare" up your stupid asss.

How is government controlling your healthcare.

People CHOOSE their policies from PRIVATE insurers, to get care from PRIVATE doctors in PRIVATE institutions.

You peopke are just pathetic.

Trump is the biggest con man evert & he is stealing your money & duped you into liking it.

The ACA's entire basis was Government Control of the Insurance Industry, fascism at its worst.

Insurance companies were told what they had to cover and who they had to sell policies to. That's government control.

Christian organization? You still have to cover sex changes and abortions,per the ACA. F your religious faith.

 

[Aletheia4u]

A 'high crime and misdemeanor' is essentially, as I understand it, a regular crime but committed with public office using the powers of office.

So if the President say broke into a building to steal secrets from his opponents offices, it is not a high crime unless it was to benefit him and he USED the POWERS OF OFFICE to enable the break in.

If a politician has an affair and pays hush money out of his own funds it might be a crime depending on the state, but if he paid out of the public treasury it is a high crime.

So what crime is alledged that Trump committed using his powers of office to commit the crime?

Anyone?

Did he take $1.5 billion from the Chicoms, or use his office to get lovers, or to trade on the information gfained in office, or simply steal public money without a trace?

What was his crime of office?

The Dems just want to know if the Ukrainian president is still with them. Or is he going to rat them out. The Dems wants to see how the conversation went. Like did Ukrainian president offered to investigate Biden's son first to Pres.Trump. Or did Pres.Trump suggested it to him first. They are very paranoid. They want to know what Pres.Trump is doing behind the curtains. They wants to see if there are some that are going to double-cross them. And so they are watching every move that Pres.Trump makes.

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Trump had undisclosed second meeting with Putin, White House confirms

 

[JOSweetHeart]

My question is, if getting impeached doesn't get a leader booted from the office, what good or bad life altering difference does it actually make?

God bless you and our current leader always!!!

Holly