Darth Omar
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What *criminal* investigation did Trump ‘obstruct’ in firing Comey? What crime was being alleged when they were questioning General Flynn?
Include the relevant statute
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What *criminal* investigation did Trump ‘obstruct’ in firing Comey? What crime was being alleged when they were questioning General Flynn?
Include the relevant statute
PoliTalker
Diversity Makes Greatness
Hello Nordberg,
Seems like they ought to be able to run him in on any number of charges. Basically, following the law is something President Trump doesn't seem to aspire to. Instead, he has spent his life trying to skirt it. He has made a mockery of the office he holds. The USA would be far better off with somebody of integrity, like Obama or Bernie.
Seems like they ought to be able to run him in on any number of charges. Basically, following the law is something President Trump doesn't seem to aspire to. Instead, he has spent his life trying to skirt it. He has made a mockery of the office he holds. The USA would be far better off with somebody of integrity, like Obama or Bernie.
PoliTalker
Diversity Makes Greatness
Hello Darth,
There doesn't have to be one.
There doesn't have to be one, although Flynn was found guilty of lying to the FBI and the VP.
Trump fired Comey while Comey was investigating Russian interference in the 2016 election. Any interference to an investigation can be obstruction of justice. It is not required that the person charged with obstruction was the subject of the investigation. Trump brought this all upon himself. There would be no Mueller investigation if Trump had not fired Comey. Do you not get that? Since Trump did that, it raises important questions, and rightly guided Mueller's authorization. The president needs to learn that he is not above the law, and that there is oversight over the office of the executive.
There doesn't have to be one.
There doesn't have to be one, although Flynn was found guilty of lying to the FBI and the VP.
Trump fired Comey while Comey was investigating Russian interference in the 2016 election. Any interference to an investigation can be obstruction of justice. It is not required that the person charged with obstruction was the subject of the investigation. Trump brought this all upon himself. There would be no Mueller investigation if Trump had not fired Comey. Do you not get that? Since Trump did that, it raises important questions, and rightly guided Mueller's authorization. The president needs to learn that he is not above the law, and that there is oversight over the office of the executive.