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File an indictment for collusion.......opps does not apply.No such criminal law
File an indictment for treason.....opps....does not apply.
Try traitor?....DNA
Impeachment?....all politics and not prosecutable like a crime.
GOP House who brings impeachment proceedings?...fat chance pal.
File an indictment for not listing the contact on Fed forms....crime of the century I tell ya. Hone the guillotine blade.
Drink Ruskie vodka with a dude named Boris....now you're onto something.......draw up the indictments....
And the left never blinked an eye when Hillary SMASHED phones and BLEACHED email servers.....never blinked an eye when Hillary and gang tossed Bernie
under the bus......never twitched when Donna passed off debate Q's to Hillary, never got an itch when Debbie slimed her way to being kicked out of DNC
head.
Yeppers......the leftists sure do have some heavy moral righteousness sure enough........hypocritic slime balls......the lot of them
Try again in 2020 with someone, anyone, with a plan to grow the economy without solar panels as the main ticket or taxing people more.
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In general criminal law doesn't go after a "collusion" charge, but "conspiracy" they go after all the time. I hope Donald Jr, has good lawyers, as
well as Jared.
It's a little bit too soon to see what all the federal laws that were broken, by the Trump, and his criminal friends and family, but I'm sure Robert
Mueller, and his team, are breathing down the necks of the Trump, and their criminal Russian connection.
Just about everyday we find out something new, like a Russian spy at that meeting, and then the sudden release of hacked emails. It's' just a matter
of connecting all the dots.
The possible Federal laws broken, here is just one, Section 30121 of Title 52, that makes it a crime for any foreigner to contribute or donate money
or some “other thing of value” in connection with an American election, and it looks like "information" counts as something as value.
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From the NY Times:
A federal law, Section 30121 of Title 52, makes it a crime for any foreigner to contribute or donate money or some “other thing of value”
in connection with an American election, or for anyone to solicit a foreigner to do so. Legal experts struggled to identify any precedent for
prosecutions under that statute, but that phrase is common in other federal criminal statutes covering such crimes as bribery and threats, said
Richard L. Hasen, an election-law professor at the University of California, Irvine. Courts have held, in other contexts, that a “thing of value”
can be something intangible, like information.
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/07/11/us/politics/collusion-tru... |
