POLITICS President Trump: 100+ Mornings After (Term 1 Complete)

I guess we didn't.

 

The Rudy Giuliani lawsuit seems like it could be problematic for him.

 

Rudy is a moron

 

I'm trying to understand Durham's conclusions. The investigation thst spawned charges to 37 people, some of which confessed and others were convicted, including foreign nationals, shouldn't have happened. But his investigation has led to 2 people being charged and being found not guilty and he found know criminal wrongdoing... yet his conclusion is that the fruitful investigation was bad. Okay, let's see the unredacted Mueller report.

 

Isn't Manafort the only one still in prison for financial crimes?

https://www.google.com/amp/s/time.c...estigation-indictments-guilty-pleas/?amp=true

 

7 or 8 Americans found guilty, and over 20 Russians indicted (who obviously skipped the country). So how can someone say the investigation shouldn't have happened? Should the over 20 Russians still be here meddling? Is that what he is saying?

 

And what is the distinction between a "preliminary investigation" vs a "full investigation?" Durham is saying they should have opened up a "preliminary investigation first." yet that isn't how it is being reported, media is acting like he said there should never have been one-- but that isn't what he said.

 

There is probably 20 more in their place already unfortunately. 32 million spent to convict people on mostly financial crimes of which had zero to do with Russia gate (convictions that should have happened anyway). Trump was who they wanted and they came up with a nothing burger on him which I think is more of what he is referring to. I could be wrong though on that.

 

I thought Trump pardoned Manafort right before he left office.

He was released before that to serve out the rest of his sentence under home confinement.

 

I think you are right. I was thinking it was just Stone but Manafort got out too.

 

Here is the list.

https://www.justice.gov/pardon/pardons-granted-president-donald-j-trump-2017-2021

Obviously, the most notable were Flynn, Bannon, Manafort, Sheriff Joe and Stone.
And Kirshner's daddy.

 

Should have left them all in jail

 

https://www.cnn.com/2023/05/18/politics/donald-trump-documents-classified-2024/index.html

 

Why can’t he and Biden just both get out of the way. They are both just awful, odd and suck.

 

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/former-president-trump-says-has-been-indicted

 

Trump’s official response below. In fairness Biden has to be nervous too tonight considering there’s a great case to be made for his indictment over breaking the law with how he handled documents as well. Especially when you consider Merrick Garland’s DOJ is arguably the most honorable and least politically biased DOJ in American history

 

Guess the main question legally becomes can a President declassify material or not?

 

He can but there is a procedure that he has to follow, and it isn't just "I did it in my head."

And difference between him and Biden is the effort made to recover them. Much like anything, it is the coverup that gets you, not the actual crime.

But I doubt this will stick and besides, it will be stalled by lawyers until he is dead anyway.

 

If Biden refused to cooperate and actively attempted to hide docs, yep you got him. But as far as we know that hasn't happened.

 

lol, that is a nice goal post move.