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[Poopadoop]

Why do you just keep saying the same things over and over again? I've heard your arguments, you've heard mine. Repeating them back and forth is pointless. Move on bud. Find something else to be wrong about.

[TheSpoonald]

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[TheSpoonald]

Why do you just keep saying the same things over and over again?

I'm not. I spent yesterday telling you why ordering McGahn to fire Mueller is not a crime. Today, I"m changing it up and telling you another ffact....Mueller doesn't think it's a crime either.

And new business: Why do you think it is a crime when Mueller doesn't?

I've heard your arguments

And the cognitive dissonance almost broke your spleen.

, you've heard mine.

Maybe Mueller should hear yours. Sounds like you have some ideas he hasn't thought of.

Repeating them back and forth is pointless.

Repeat for me one more time why lying to the press is a crime? I must have missed when you said that part.

Move on bud. Find something else to be wrong about

"Shut up" he explained.

[TheSpoonald]

Allegation 2: Trump didn't want Sessions to recuse himself

Question: Why would Trump hire Sessions in the first place if Sessions didn't have his full confidence? Of course Trump prefers his own guy. Why is that a crime?

[TheSpoonald]

Allegation 3: Trump fired Comey to obstruct the investigation

Question: Do you think it's even remotely possible that Trump actually believed that firing Comey would stop the investigation? Did Rosenstein's recommendation play any role here, or was it all Trump being a criminal? Also, is it possible that Comey's incompetence or corruption contributed to his own firing?

[TheSpoonald]

Allegation 4: Trump was angry about the appointment of a special counsel and expressed a desire to fire people

Question: Why are emotions crimes?

[TheSpoonald]

Allegation 5 Trump asked his former campaign manager Corey Lewandowski to tell Sessions to announce that the investigation was very unfair to him, and that he had done nothing wrong

Question: Why is lying to the press the same as obstructing justice?

[TheSpoonald]

Allegation 6: Trump was not publicly forthcoming about the Trump Tower Meeting.

Question: Why is lying to the press the same as obstructing justice?

[TheSpoonald]

Allegation 7: Trump continued to pressure Sessions to unrecuse himself.

Question: Why is it obstruction if you ask someone you like to do the job that you hired them to do? Mueller even quotes Trump on this:

“I’m not going to do anything or direct you to do anything. I just want to be treated fairly”

Where is the obstruction?

[TheSpoonald]

Allegation 8: Trump didn’t want the public to know he had “directed McGahn to have the Special Counsel removed in June 2017 and that McGahn had threatened to resign rather than carry out the order. “

Question: Why is lying to the press the same as obstructing justice?

[TheSpoonald]

Allegation 9: Trump praised former campaign manager Paul Manafort and Flynn when they held strong and criticized them when they rolled over

Question: who commits a crime in front of 50 million twitter followers?

[Poopadoop]

Allegation 9: Trump praised former campaign manager Paul Manafort and Flynn when they held strong and criticized them when they rolled over

Question: who commits a crime in front of 50 million twitter followers?

You're right, only a criminal retard would do that.

[TheSpoonald]

Allegation 10: Trump praised his former personal lawyer Michael Cohen when he held strong and criticized him after he rolled over.

Question: Why are Flynn and Manafort grouped together in one line item, but Cohen gets his own?

[Poopadoop]

Allegation 10: Trump praised his former personal lawyer Michael Cohen when he held strong and criticized him after he rolled over.

Question: Why are Flynn and Manafort grouped together in one line item, but Cohen gets his own?

Is this a legal question or a clerical one?

[TheSpoonald]

Is this a legal question or a clerical one?

What you're saying here is that you don't have an answer to any of the questions. Which means that there is nowhere near enough evidence for any of those things to constitute a crime.

Tell me....how the fuck does a prosecutor accumulate ten pieces of evidence...but no charges. WTF!!??

[Poopadoop]

What you're saying here is that you don't have an answer to any of the questions. Which means that there is nowhere near enough evidence for any of those things to constitute a crime.

Tell me....how the fuck does a prosecutor accumulate ten pieces of evidence...but no charges. WTF!!??

Haha. You want another lesson on the consititution? Maybe with sock puppets this time?

[TheSpoonald]

Haha. You want another lesson on the consititution? Maybe with sock puppets this time?

What, is this where you give me a lecture about not being able to indict a sitting president? Funny how you're suddenly an expert on something you only started agreeing with this week. But anyway...even if Mueller's hands are tied with Trump, he names other people in those allegations. Lewandowski, Sessions, McGahn. Don Jr. Trump can't lie to the press by himself. If obstruction happened, and those people are involved....why aren't they arrested? Surely there is no constitutional restriction against indicting Corey Lewandowski.