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For the Trump supporter who can't read...

Revoltingest

Pragmatic Libertarian
Premium Member
Mueller and his cronies are indeed sly, evil people. They twisted the words and deeds of at least seven Trump insiders to make them look so guilty that most just admitted being guilty.
How do you find each indictment significant relative to Trump's conduct?
I ask because I've seen others cite the fact, but never explain how it
relates to Trump's guilt of any of the charges. I'm sure it isn't merely
to create an impression of guilt by association.
 

fantome profane

Anti-Woke = Anti-Justice
Premium Member
How do you find each indictment significant relative to Trump's conduct?
I ask because I've seen others cite the fact, but never explain how it
relates to Trump's guilt of any of the charges. I'm sure it isn't merely
to create an impression of guilt by association.
What you might be missing is that regardless of whether or not Trump was involved in the original crimes, he tried to obstruct justice after the fact. By trying to interfere with the Mueller probe he was not just obstructing his own case, but all these other cases as well.

That makes Trump’s conduct significant.
 

Revoltingest

Pragmatic Libertarian
Premium Member
What you might be missing is that regardless of whether or not Trump was involved in the original crimes, he tried to obstruct justice after the fact.
Why do you think I'm missing it, when I haven't even addressed it yet?
By trying to interfere with the Mueller probe he was not just obstructing his own case, but all these other cases as well.
I'm addressing the claim that prosecutions of Trump underlings
& associates shows his guilt.
I've asked how it relates to Trump's guilt of any of the charges.
No answer forthcoming yet.
That makes Trump’s conduct significant.
You've quoted my post #44, & voiced some objections,
but not to anything I'm addressing.
If you respond to that post, why not address it?
 

fantome profane

Anti-Woke = Anti-Justice
Premium Member
Why do you think I'm missing it, when I haven't even addressed it yet?
Because you hadn't addressed it yet.

I am not sure I understand the point you are making, but it seems trivial compared to the central idea that the President of the United States obstructed Justice. He tried to prevent all of these serious crimes from being prosecuted. Tried to protect the Russians and conceal their interference in the U.S. election.

So what is your point again?
 

ecco

Veteran Member
In that he never pursued the false representation of the Dossier to the courts is evidence enough no matter what he wrote.

Or is it that you believe that the FBI didn't know it was a fake?

If he weren't bias, he would have pursued all the lies and not just one sided.

What "false representation of the Dossier to the courts"? Please be specific.
 

Revoltingest

Pragmatic Libertarian
Premium Member
Because you hadn’t addressed it yet.
That seems a pretty lame attempt to wring disagreement where there is none.
So what is your point again?
The part of the post which you didn't address.
You took issue with my post #44 to someone else.
Why object without answering it?

For your convenience, here is post #44 again (the one you only partially responded to).
It's the question I asked of another poster...

"How do you find each indictment significant relative to Trump's conduct?
I ask because I've seen others cite the fact, but never explain how it
relates to Trump's guilt of any of the charges. I'm sure it isn't merely
to create an impression of guilt by association."
 
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Kenny

Face to face with my Father
Premium Member
Are you suggesting that he should have followed up and reported on the over one thousand lies that President Trump told?

Yeah. That would have been good.
Like I said... one sided. :rolleyes:
 

Kenny

Face to face with my Father
Premium Member
What "false representation of the Dossier to the courts"? Please be specific.
Let me see if I understand you correctly... are you saying that the FBI and the Democratic party did NOTHING wrong in reference to the Dossier and the FISA requests?

Just want to make sure I am understanding you correctly and see if you are understanding me correctly,.
 

ecco

Veteran Member
In that he never pursued the false representation of the Dossier to the courts is evidence enough no matter what he wrote.

What "false representation of the Dossier to the courts"? Please be specific.

Let me see if I understand you correctly... are you saying that the FBI and the Democratic party did NOTHING wrong in reference to the Dossier and the FISA requests?

Why are you having a problem understanding a straight forward question?

You said:
he {Mueller} never pursued the false representation of the Dossier​

I asked to specify:
What "false representation of the Dossier to the courts"? Please be specific.​

Why are you having a problem understanding and responding appropriately to a straight forward question?


At this point - dodge count = 1
 

Salvador

RF's Swedenborgian
Who cares what Barr's summary says? I'd rather read/hear the actual report, wouldn't you?

The report available to me is redacted for legitimate legal reasons; therefore, I'll trust the opinion of the AG who has read the non-redacted report and William Barr knows more than just about anybody else what the entire Mueller investigation has concluded.
 
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