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Eric Holder
2020 Nov 13, 6:43pm
Eric Holder
2020 Nov 13, 6:43pm
ohomen171 says
WOW! I actually made ohomen respond!
My educated guess is obstruction of justice and 18 uSC 1001.
WOW! I actually made ohomen respond!
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mell
2020 Nov 13, 6:48pm
Eric Holder says
Number 5 is alive!
ohomen171 saysMy educated guess is obstruction of justice and 18 uSC 1001.
WOW! I actually made ohomen respond!
Number 5 is alive!
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FortwayeAsFuckJoeBiden
2020 Nov 13, 6:51pm
mell says
For this.
Also stupid dislike button got pressed and can’t I toggle it. Goes between 1 and 2 but not 0.
Eric Holder saysFor what crime exactly?
Draining the swamp
For this.
Also stupid dislike button got pressed and can’t I toggle it. Goes between 1 and 2 but not 0.
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ohomen171
2020 Nov 13, 7:03pm
ohomen171
2020 Nov 13, 7:03pm
Robert Mueller and his team could answer this quation with authoritity. I have not read his report. I cannot answer.
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FuckTheMainstreamMedia
2020 Nov 13, 9:35pm
FuckTheMainstreamMedia
2020 Nov 13, 9:35pm
ohomen171 says
So you guess that President Trump committed unspecified crimes?
WTF?!?!
Maybe you should go back to not commenting and just let everyone enjoy mocking your posts.
Robert Mueller and his team could answer this quation with authoritity. I have not read his report. I cannot answer.
So you guess that President Trump committed unspecified crimes?
WTF?!?!
Maybe you should go back to not commenting and just let everyone enjoy mocking your posts.
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MisdemeanorRebel
2020 Nov 13, 9:48pm
MisdemeanorRebel
2020 Nov 13, 9:48pm
Mueller didn't find Trump guilty of any crime.
We know this because the Dems would have impeached him on a crime, of which Mueller had some evidence for, instead of nebulous crap like "Abuse of Power" on a phone call.
BTW, the Dems never used anything but that "Perfect Call" transcript they said wasn't official, and hearsay from Eric Caramello, whom they refused to name.
We know this because the Dems would have impeached him on a crime, of which Mueller had some evidence for, instead of nebulous crap like "Abuse of Power" on a phone call.
BTW, the Dems never used anything but that "Perfect Call" transcript they said wasn't official, and hearsay from Eric Caramello, whom they refused to name.
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rocketjoe79
2020 Nov 15, 12:57am
rocketjoe79
2020 Nov 15, 12:57am
ohomen171 says
Oh, yeah 1001 - the "catch-all" Offense. One of the most serious threats to liberty in the republic.
My educated guess is obstruction of justice and 18 uSC 1001.
Oh, yeah 1001 - the "catch-all" Offense. One of the most serious threats to liberty in the republic.
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WookieMan
2020 Nov 15, 3:44am
WookieMan
2020 Nov 15, 3:44am
My congratulations to Eric Holder. You've accomplished something that has been attempted for some time now. Cheers to you.
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FortwayeAsFuckJoeBiden
2020 Nov 15, 8:55am
Media on the left generally circle jerks talking about Trump impeachment. One was caught jerking off on zoom call.
But those are dumb fantasies of the left, reality has a way of shattering illusions long held.
But those are dumb fantasies of the left, reality has a way of shattering illusions long held.
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Onvacation
2020 Nov 15, 9:22am
Onvacation
2020 Nov 15, 9:22am
Eric Holder says
Yeah? What is the biggest crime or misdemeanor Trump has committed?
I was listening to the black information network (racist radio) yesterday and they were talking about how Trump was going to be prosecuted for the Russian collusion as well as other state and federal crimes come January. They also talked about how he was trying to steal the election but all 20 of his lawsuits have failed.
Clown world is going dystopian.
For what crime exactly?
Yeah? What is the biggest crime or misdemeanor Trump has committed?
I was listening to the black information network (racist radio) yesterday and they were talking about how Trump was going to be prosecuted for the Russian collusion as well as other state and federal crimes come January. They also talked about how he was trying to steal the election but all 20 of his lawsuits have failed.
Clown world is going dystopian.
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Eric Holder
2021 Oct 12, 12:37pm
Eric Holder
2021 Oct 12, 12:37pm
Onvacation says
January came and gone....
Eric Holder saysFor what crime exactly?
Yeah? What is the biggest crime or misdemeanor Trump has committed?
I was listening to the black information network (racist radio) yesterday and they were talking about how Trump was going to be prosecuted for the Russian collusion as well as other state and federal crimes come January. They also talked about how he was trying to steal the election but all 20 of his lawsuits have failed.
Clown world is going dystopian.
January came and gone....
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Ceffer
2021 Oct 12, 1:58pm
Ceffer
2021 Oct 12, 1:58pm
My understanding is that Trump pardoned the entire Soviet Union, Including the previous USSR states just to be safe.
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FuckTheMainstreamMedia
2021 Oct 12, 5:04pm
FuckTheMainstreamMedia
2021 Oct 12, 5:04pm
Youd think that the idiot Democrats who thought Trump had committed so many crimes would wake up to the fact that he didn’t by this point.
I actually can’t fathom how one lets oneself be so susceptible to propaganda.Ohomen, you may want to ask your self why.
I actually can’t fathom how one lets oneself be so susceptible to propaganda.Ohomen, you may want to ask your self why.
This question has intrigued me for some time. It also intrigued the MSNBC news network. They went to a Constitutional Law Specialist at Harvard Law School.
He researched the matter. Nothing turned up in US legal precedents going back for centuries. He had to go back 410 years ago to a British Common Law case that addressed the issue of the right of a sovereign (king or queen) to issue a pardon.
The British High Court ruled that the sovereign had the power to pardon anyone except himself or herself. The court reasoned that when a defendant applies to the sovereign for a pardon, the sovereign assumes the position like a judge in a court case. The nature of the crime and the particulars of the defendant are considered by the sovereign as if he or she were a judge in a court. The justices reasoned that a defendant cannot act as his own judge in a trial or court action.
Trump will need to resign and allow Pence to become president and issue the pardon.