(08-22-2018 10:08 AM)bullet Wrote:  

(08-22-2018 09:59 AM)Marc Mensa Wrote:  

(08-22-2018 09:38 AM)bullet Wrote:  

(08-22-2018 09:33 AM)Marc Mensa Wrote:  

(08-22-2018 09:01 AM)Shannon Panther Wrote:  Molly Tibbet's family will remember who she was. If her life wasn't snuffed out by an illegal, she may have done something that would make her memorable to everyone. Your complete lack of empathy speaks volumes about you and it doesn't speak well.

of course her family will remember, but its not a national news story. There will be roughly 50 murders today in the US... all of them tragic; yet this is may be the 3rd time in the history of this country that a sitting President has been implicated for a felony. We are headed for a constitutional crisis, probable impeachment, and possible conviction of a sitting President and yesterday's events were huge. I realize for the Fox crowd it might be a nothingburger, but for the rest of the country that lives outside of the bubble, this is the biggest Presidential story/scandel since Watergate.

You are living in the past. No sitting president will get impeached because Obama has already left office.

If Democrats take control of the House, Donald Trump will be impeached. He might not get convicted in the Senate, but he will be impeached. When Donald Trump leaves office, whenever that is, a felony warrant could very well be awaiting him.

Felony on what? Only in your imagination.

And if the Democrats do impeach him, they will learn the lesson the Republicans did with their overreach in 1998. There are enough mindless, ignorant of the constitution Democrats in the House that it might happen. And they would be punished in 2020.

OMG, do you really think DJT hasn't been committing financial crimes and tax fraud throughout his entire life?

And remember, we don't know what Trump's finances look like because he was never vetted. This is different and its completely appropriate for information hidden from the public at the time of the election to be used in impeachment proceedings.

There's a difference between something that politically will rise to impeachment in today's political climate and a felony that warrants imprisonment after leaving office. The second is a basic guarantee unless Trump is succeeded by a Republican President (which would almost have to be in an impeachment scenario). Quite frankly, the most likely way Trump avoids prison (other than fleeing to Russia) is to actually be impeached and have Pence pardon him.