Sure they do.
They also understand what a cover up looks like.
My point was that foreigners have a preferred perspective for making more objective assessments than Trump supporters living in America.
And yet so many misunderstand our system, opining nonetheless.
Irrelevant. Whatever the purpose of the proceedings, they know a sham trial when they see one. People understand why other people feel the need to conceal information, and it's not because they're innocent.
This isn't rocket science.
Rocket science it isn't, but these ferriners still
get it, wrong, generally for partisan reasons.
Did you complain about Clinton's "sham trial"?
Agreed. Trump certainly wasn't exonerated in the eyes of most of the world, nor half of America, but America's reputation on the world stage took another hit. Every American should be ashamed of that dog and pony show that played out publicly throughout the world.
Of course he wasn't exonerated.
Although some here will misunderstand or misrepresent it as such.
To believe that something wasn't covered up and excuse this president based on a sham trial that would acquit Trump of any charges in the face of any evidence is reckless behavior that sets an unfortunate new low for justice in America.
Here's your mistake...you think the trial was about justice.
It wasn't. It was about removal or not.
America is now officially behaving like a banana republic, and has a corrupting influence on those defending all of this similar to what I see with biblical apologists attempting the defend the actions of their god, who find ways to justify slavery, genocide, etc.. When you feel you need to defend the indefensible, you suffer for it. When you choose to overlook the unacceptable, you compromise yourself. When a nation does the same, it should expect to pay a price as well.
Many are deeply wounded that Trump beat Hillary, & then beat the
Democrats' attempt to remove him from office. But this is how our
system works. It functioned as designed, so yes we have no bananas.
It reminds me of people who still say that Hillary won, & Donald lost.
They either don't understand our system, or they're in denial about
how elections here work. If it works the way it's designed, then
democracy is safe....even if we dislike the people who lead.
Trump is a wonderful human being and presently the face of a very proud America, which once again took the lead in showing the world its very high standards. Trump is the choice of the American people, who must be fine people indeed to make such a choice.
But yes, the hypocrisy is stunning.
Not liking the system or how it plays out isn't hypocrisy.
Although a good example of it is the double standard
applied to Clinton's vs Trump's impeachment.
