Hey Traitor, not exactly helping yourself with the whole obstruction of justice thing when you tweet like this. Thanks for the additional self-incrimination though.
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James Cagney says what?
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Don Corleone was so much more articulate.
FIFYâŚ
Hung jury on ten counts, NO acquittals. GUILTY on 8 Felony counts.
Guilty, tax-evading, fraud committing FELON⌠Such respect!
Yeah, Trump is quite the goomba⌠he wants us all to just fuggedaboudit!
Perjury TrapâŚ!
Just in time for the next trial.
What does it matter, given the context? The senate wonât have the 67 Yeses necessary to convict, so the pardon power isnât necessary. If you think Pelosi wouldnât lead an impeachment proceeding the second a senate conviction becomes possible, you havenât been listening to her.
It will prohibit Trump from preemptivley pardoning himself.
He accepted 43-63 months in the federal pen and Trump thinks he gave up too easily? Iâm thinking Cohenâs perception was it was the best offer heâd get to accept.
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Nope. Mueller won 8, 10 were rained out.
10 x 1 =10. Whatâs the problem?
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Mueller did not take his guilty plea. SDNY did, Berman, appointed by Donald Fucking Trump is the US Attorney there. But we know nothing can keep Hannity, Trump and Giuliani, and Dershowitz, from talking out of their asses.
- He wonât have to because he wonât be convicted unless at least 15 republican senators decide to put country before party.
- If heâs impeached and acquitted, republicans will forever claim a vindication. How much do you think the media will push back?
Believe me, I want to see him impeached, but if he wonât be convicted, it isnât just a waste of time. It will be a major setback.
I meant preemptively pardoning himself from crimes that could otherwise be prosecuted after he leaves the Presidency.