it_is_the_light wrote on Nov 23
rd, 2019 at 9:18am:
SadKangaroo wrote on Nov 23
rd, 2019 at 8:10am:
Richdude wrote on Nov 23
rd, 2019 at 2:25am:
Dnarever wrote on Nov 22
nd, 2019 at 9:15pm:
Mattyfisk wrote on Nov 22
nd, 2019 at 9:13pm:
They're not better than that. They haven't got a hope in 2020.
Of course Donald Trump is above the law.
You?
I suspect that I would go to prison if I tried to find out.
Fortunately for you we don't jail people for being profoundly ignorant and dumb!
It seems they don't do that in the US either otherwise Trump's Son would be in prison for breaches to the campaign finance laws uncovered int he Mueller investigation.
More lies from Libtards ..
Mueller said NO CORRUPTION NO CHARGES RECOMMENDED
if you deny this fact ,being forth the names of those that have been charged as a result of the completion of the Mueller Report
I'll explain this one more for you light,
Here are the two excerpts from the Mueller Investigation,
Quote:This series of events [surrounding the June 9 meeting] could implicate the federal election-law ban on contributions and donations by foreign nationals . . . Specifically, Goldstone passed along an offer purportedly from a Russian government official to provide “official documents and information” to the Trump campaign for the purposes of influencing the presidential election. Trump Jr. appears to have accepted that offer and to have arranged a meeting to receive those materials. Documentary evidence in the form of e-mail chains supports the inference that Kushner and Manafort were aware of that purpose and attended the June 9 meeting anticipating the receipt of helpful information to the Campaign from Russian sources.
Quote:The Office considered whether this evidence would establish a conspiracy to violate the foreign contributions ban . . . solicitation of an illegal foreign-source contribution; or the acceptance or receipt of “an express or implied promise to make a [foreign-source] contribution” . . . There are reasonable arguments that the offered information would constitute a “thing of value” within the meaning of these provisions, but the Office determined that the government would not be likely to obtain and sustain a conviction for two other reasons: first, the Office did not obtain admissible evidence likely to meet the government’s burden to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that these individuals acted “willfully,” i.e. with general knowledge of the illegality of their conduct; and, second, the government would likely encounter difficulty proving beyond a reasonable doubt that the value of the promised information exceeded the threshold for a criminal violation.
The short version is, Trump Jr took the actions that broke the law. Mueller acknowledges this but didn't pursue it because he was concerned that Trump Jr and the rest of those involved
lacked the general knowledge of the illegality of their conduct.
So they were too stupid to know they were breaking the law, a defence that wouldn't work for you or me despite the garantuant levels of stupidity you display on the regular.
So return to the topic, Trump Jr is lucky that "we don't jail people for being profoundly ignorant and dumb!" because otherwise since he broke the law getting the political dirt on Clinton from the Russians, he'd be in the slammer.
And to that, since all of this with Ukraine happened after this, Trump has no excuse for being too stupid to know it was illegal when he solicited them for a campaign contribution in the form of a public announcement of the Bidens being investigated, something Zelenski already had a media appearance booked to do.
What's worse is that he was holding up the money he had no right to, for 50 days until he was caught doing so, until Zenelski delivered, which as he said, he was booked in and ready to do. Bribery is an impeachable offence.
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