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1 hour ago, Nyezhov said:

Maybe the question was asked: "Do you want the Bidens as witnessess" :cheesy:

 

I personally have no problems with witnesses...call them all. All. Every one. Confirm Judges in the morning, trial every day into the afternoon, stretch it out till election day.

yes all 4 of them that have been requested. Shouldnt take long.

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Just now, Sujo said:

yes all 4 of them that have been requested. Shouldnt take long.

Oh? Only the Dems get to call witnesses? Got ya.

 

 

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1 minute ago, Nyezhov said:

Oh? Only the Dems get to call witnesses? Got ya.

 

 

Repubs havent requested any. 

The witnesses called are trump supporters.

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5 minutes ago, Sujo said:

Repubs havent requested any. 

OK, so when they do, viz Ciamarella (sp), Bidens, Schiff? Thats OK with you.

 

Call them all. This is a political show trial remember?

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1 hour ago, Sujo said:

Poor Donald. Acted illegally holding up the aid.

THat remains to be seen. I think the answer will be provided by the Senate of the United States in about a week.

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1 hour ago, Sujo said:

What evidence relevant to the charges would those people have.

Schiff and Ciaramella provide evidence that this was a contrived plot to take down a President that was hatched with political purpose. Obviously if the so called whistleblower was coached to make his complaint it has import. Biden's provide evidence as to whether they were acting out of corruption, which speaks directly to the President on the phone call and the Abuse of Power charge against the President as being out of self motivation rather then to protect the interests of the USA. Obviously if Joe Biden and Son are shown before the American people to have engaged in corruption it speaks to the President's intent. 

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2 hours ago, simple1 said:

Though one of the favourite conspiracy subjects by the Right, so far as I know the Clinton Foundation has never been proven guilty of malfeasance. 

Neither has Trump been proven guilty of malfeasance. Had he been he wouldn't be president.

Seems to me you are looking for a crime to fit your predetermined guilty verdict.

 

Merely being a "bad" man is not grounds for conviction.

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55 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

Perhaps the GOP should consider calling witnesses that can speak to Trump’s innocence, people with direct first hand knowledge of Trump’s actions.

Under American law Trump is presumed INNOCENT till PROVEN guilty. It's not up to Trump to prove his innocence; it's up to the Dems to prove him guilty.

but you knew that.

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6 hours ago, simple1 said:

The longer trump remains in power it occurs to me the founding fathers did not take into consideration the likes of trump to become President.

As a student of politics I would be greatly interested in quotations from the American Founding Fathers that support your theory, as well as perhaps expounding on what specifically it is that shows this relationship between length of time, and your conclusion. You can respond privately. I promise not to respond to you with argument. I will just read what you have to say.

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10 minutes ago, thaibeachlovers said:

Under American law Trump is presumed INNOCENT till PROVEN guilty. It's not up to Trump to prove his innocence; it's up to the Dems to prove him guilty.

but you knew that.

You seem not to know the law.

 

The presumption of innocence relates to criminal investigations/criminal trials, it has no relevance to an impeachment which is a political, not a criminal, process.

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13 minutes ago, WalkingOrders said:

This poll is a survey of less then 2,000 registered voters. That is a pretty small pool. Would anyone out there agree with me on that fact alone?

I think we can now agree you don’t understand statistical sampling.

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2 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

I think we can now agree you don’t understand statistical sampling.

My argument is that the sample size is not sufficient. I base that on my understanding of statistical sampling. 

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On 1/12/2020 at 4:36 PM, earlinclaifornia said:
On 1/12/2020 at 12:08 PM, bristolboy said:

 

Thanks for the facts reflecting just the opposit of was just said. Some keep repeating oping the lie becomes truth. Nancy's Hosue will soon gain many more seat than the majority they have, facts back up this assertion. Not empty repetition which is all they have.

The current polls in support of either party, as a predictor,  are absolutely meaningless. 

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52 minutes ago, WalkingOrders said:

This is simply completely false. Allow me to offer proof. A Senate trial is being held. The Senators just took an oath. It is being run as a trial, If the President were to be presumed guilty already all of this would be unncessessary.

A senate trial is a political trial. Not a criminal trial. There is no presumption of anything.

 

Guilt or not is decided by each senate member by their own standard.

 

Name me a trial that had no witnesses.

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1 hour ago, WalkingOrders said:

This poll is a survey of less then 2,000 registered voters. That is a pretty small pool. Would anyone out there agree with me on that fact alone?

Right at the bottom of the poll it says the the poll has a margin of error of plus or minus 2. This is the work of experienced statisticians. Please share with us your specific disagreement based on statistical grounds.

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1 minute ago, bristolboy said:

 

Right at the bottom of the poll it says the the poll has a margin of error of plus or minus 2. This is the work of experienced statisticians. Please share with us your specific disagreement based on statistical grounds.

I had a whole lot of links but decided to pull them just to get right down to it: The sample size vs population vs confidence level is simply a statistic agreed? Now this sample must be a random sample. Perfectly random. But how do I know if Bias is in this sample of the respondants? For example, a sample of something scientific for example uses the same numbers right? A measure of a population in nature, a sample taken and a statistic is then used. But how can I apply the same numbers across a human population, that lies about feelings (purposefully or via self deception), does not hear correctly, does not understand, changes mind 10 minutes later, etc?  Because that is exactly what is happening. Hence the need for multiple samples, and even then they come out wrong. So yeah, I don't trust a 1,995 sample size for all the reasons I just mentioned. You can search on why Trump polls were wrong in 2016 and find all kinds of potential reasons more or less all related to reasons I gave. So to answer you on statistical grounds alone, which is the math only, of say a sample to determine mushroom density in North American forests, I can answer on statistical grounds alone, but a sample of human beings, uses more then statistics. It has to account for bias of human beings. How is that mathematically guesstimated? It isn't very well is it? or there would not need to be so many pollsters.

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55 minutes ago, Sujo said:

A senate trial is a political trial. Not a criminal trial. There is no presumption of anything.

 

Guilt or not is decided by each senate member by their own standard.

An attempted case is being made here that Donald J Trump is GUILTY or NOT GUILTY of Abuse of Power and Obstructon of Congress. IF no case is made, he is found to be NOT GUILTY, which by the Senate. Now a person can play with words all day long but there wil be an outcome of this Senate trial. The entire United States law is built around the concept of innocent until proven guilty, even if this is not a courtroom. You are correct that this is a political trial, but never the less, evidence is being examined as presented to the Senate by the House. Evidence of what? Abuse of Power by the President and Obstruction of Congress. Why the word play? One could say in two weeks "cleared of all charges" I suppose, as that is what is going to happen.

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33 minutes ago, WalkingOrders said:

An attempted case is being made here that Donald J Trump is GUILTY or NOT GUILTY of Abuse of Power and Obstructon of Congress. IF no case is made, he is found to be NOT GUILTY, which by the Senate. Now a person can play with words all day long but there wil be an outcome of this Senate trial. The entire United States law is built around the concept of innocent until proven guilty, even if this is not a courtroom. You are correct that this is a political trial, but never the less, evidence is being examined as presented to the Senate by the House. Evidence of what? Abuse of Power by the President and Obstruction of Congress. Why the word play? One could say in two weeks "cleared of all charges" I suppose, as that is what is going to happen.

What makes you think they will look at evidence. They dont have to. They dont have to call witnesses. 

 

The senate jury can also overrule the judge on any decision.

 

Finding of guilt or not is up to each person regarding a standard they alone determine.

 

Its not even close to what we consider a normal trial.otherwise none of the senators would be allowed to sit on the trial.

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