Wyatt earp
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The insanely stupid democrats who think they can impeach our President (and Kavanaugh) are so fucking stupid. Besides as skye pointed out, the SENATE is the judge and jury in cases of impeachments and the SENATE is PRO-DONALD!As far as the disgusting democrats insisting they can demand The Donald's tax returns....
As the Supreme Court explained in Watkins v. United States, “there is no congressional power to expose for the sake of exposure.” Rather, if Congress wants to collect information from the executive branch or other outsiders, it must do so in connection with its legislative power. That is, a Congressional attempt to investigate an official or request information from him is valid only to the extent it serves proper legislative purposes.** Congress cannot simply engage in “a fruitless investigation into the personal affairs of individuals.” Kilbourn v. Thompson, 103 U.S. 168, 195 (1880). Thus, for example, it seems unlikely that Congress could properly request the tax returns of all civil rights leaders solely for the purpose of harassing them, even if there were potential non-discriminatory reasons for making those requests.
Can Congress Get President Trump’s Tax Returns? | Notice & Comment
Democrats are unfit to be in public office not only because they are so damn stupid, they are ugly SOBs also.![]()
Thanks, I love this part....
However, as President Trump has himself found out through litigation involving his immigration order, public comments can sometimes backfire. The many intemperate public comments that Democratic legislators have made about Trump’s tax returns could taint any request they make for them. That is, if the power balance shifts in Congress and a Democrat-controlled tax committee requests the President’s tax returns, President Trump may be able to properly disregard that request, if he correctly believes that the request is supported only by personal animus and not a proper “legislative purpose.” See Watkins v. United States, 354 U.S. 178, 200 (1957).