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10 hours ago, Jingthing said:

Again the absurd arguments which I've already rebutted!

He's an ex president!

Not a normal defendent!

I won't bother repeating what I've posted before but I will add this.

I didn't say you watched Fox News so I am not wrong.

Your defenses sound Fox News style. That's all.

You don’t understand impeachment. Perhaps you're not American.

Impeachment is a political process not a criminal one.

Criminal code charges are not part of it.

The result of Impeachment plus conviction is removal from office.  It takes an extra step to bar from future office.

Trump was impeached twice  FACT. 100 percent.

The only president ever to be impeached twice.

He was not convicted twice. Unfortunately. 

If he had been convicted there would have been no criminal consequences  FACT.

Once removed from office a former President is subject to criminal prosecution.  I never said impeachment is a not a political process.  Also, never said anything  about "future office" for Donald Trump.  The facts are Donald Trump was impeched twice and not convicted.  Bill Clinton was impeached once and not convicted. 

That is if anyone is counting.  Ironically both Bill Clinton and Donald Trump had Special Counsels investigate them(the late Ken Starr and of course Robert Mueller).  So Ken Starr was conducting a political investigation as well Robert Mueller?  

 

 

"Perhaps you are not American"?  Does that really matter? Last time I checked you had to be an American citizen to hold a Department of Defense Security Clearance.  I have held two DOD clearances.  

 

 

Posted
7 hours ago, heybruce said:

It took seven years from the time charges were filed in the Trump University scam and a final settlement, and that was a much more obvious and simple fraud.  Financial crimes take a long time to resolve.

Exactly, White collar crimes are some of the longest running cases and that can be based upon many factors.

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