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I would love to have witnesses testify at the trial. Put it all out there. Therefore the Biden's, Schiff, and the "leaker" among others will be subpoenaed. Fair trial means both sides get to call witnesses, and see where the D side of the aisle lines up on that.
FWIW those "subpoenas" the House issued in the investigation prior to the actual vote of impeachment had zero legal authority and backing. In order for the subpoenas to have teeth to them the actual impeachment vote needed to have happened and all the subsequent powers would have followed. Without that I'd tell whoever to fly a kite also. Plus like it or not there still would have been the executive privilege challenge that would have had to go through the court. Every President is entitled to it and have exercised this clause. The Dems rushed this shitshow and the entire process because they realize they have a huge problem with the 2020 election. The show is just beginning folks! |
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Does anyone doubt that if Clinton was a Republican and Trump a Democrat that many people in both parties would have a completely different stance on the desired outcome for their respective impeachments? Regardless of whether or not Trump actually committed an impeachable offense, 1) Was it the House's job to fully investigate any Impeachment charges? 2) Did not the House Dems already say that they had an overwhelmingly convincing case against Trump? 3) Did not the House Dems decide to end their investigation and present the case to the Senate? Given the current "demand" for the Senate to call additional witnesses, is it not an admission that the House did not either fully investigate the charges and/or an admission that they prematurely sent the case to the Senate? Is their case against Trump not as strong as the Dems originally claimed? Or is the Dem's demand for the Republican-controlled Senate to call witnesses that the House Dems either did not call or did not wait to hear from just manufactured political posturing to score points in an election year? I guess my point is that it appears that a lot of the rationale behind the impeachment of Trump is not out of a sense of what is right but is simply a case of Dems wanting to change the result of the 2016 election or influence the 2020 election and acting in an extremely partisan manner to do so. Just like the Republicans tried to do to Bill Clinton. If you want Trump removed from office through impeachment but did not want Bill Clinton also removed from office, are your motives pure or just partisan? |
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Bringing in witnesses is just going to destroy everything on both sides. Just confuse the issue more.
It will be interesting to see how it plays out. Will there be a quid pro quo: You give us Bolton, we'll give you Hunter Biden? Bolton puts on a show, Biden pleads the fifth. Now both sides want more witnesses. It has been messy already, and witnesses will only make it more convoluted. If Trump does go down, I think I'll take a prolonged vacation offshore to miss the ensuing societal meltdown. |
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So they wrapped it up and sent it to the senate to try and push witnesses through the trial. The irony of saying it was rushed while all the senators now say they want this wrapped up without hearing the actual facts from direct sources is mind blowing. Lets call it what it is. A cover up. Head in the sand politics. |
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The impeach narrative for Ukraine blew up in their faces the moment Trump released the transcript of the call, they didn't expect Trump to do this. It took the wind out of what they were crafting against him with the alleged whistleblower and exposed their plan they already had set. It's been abundantly clear as soon as Schiff read his falsified version of the transcript, then every witness called in the House with "vital and damning" testimony supporting the impeachment blew up in their faces. No direct 1st hand knowledge of the call, whistleblower won't be allowed to testify about the call, many witnesses forced to acknowledge under oath they were speculating or that nothing that was done by POTUS was illegal or corrupt, and having to admit the Biden's and Ukraine corruption or their "ignorance" to it. I won't even get into the issues of the FISA courts, DOJ, Crowdstrike, Fusion GPS, and many others with regard to Russiagate. Trump barely has to do anything. Never interrupt your opponent when they are making a mistake. |
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Let's take stock of the number of presidential aides and associates who've faced felony charges: * Roger Stone, a longtime Trump adviser and confidant, has been convinced on multiple counts. * Michael Cohen, Trump's former lawyer and business associate, is in prison. * Paul Manafort, Trump's former campaign chairman, is in prison. * Rick Gates, Trump's former campaign vice chairman, has been convicted and is awaiting sentencing. * Michael Flynn, Trump's former White House national security advisor, has been convicted and is awaiting sentencing. * George Papadopoulos, Trump's former campaign advisor on foreign policy, has alread served his prison sentence. * Alex van der Zwaan, a lawyer who worked with Manafort and Gates. has already served his prison sentence. And those are just the top-line indictments. It doesn’t include the prison sentence for Richard Pinedo, the charges against related characters such as Sam Patten and Maria Butina, and, of course, the many Russian individuals and entities who’ve been indicted by the special counsel Taken from MSNBC. It’s funny that you think russiagate or whatever is a big goose hunt, but Uranium one and other GOP conspiracies are legit against the left. When people were actually put in jail. |
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Call me whatever at the end of the day, I don't really care. When declasses and information keeps coming out about what happened and who is involved everyone will be enlightened. Enjoy the show. |
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FACT: At least two of the FISA warrants in the Russiagate investigation, and most likely many more TBA, had no legal basis for being obtained. The FBI is reeling from this right now. Matter of factly an Obama appointee who has defended the FISA process and was put in charge of reviewing the FISA(under protest from conservatives mind you), was forced to admit serious errors in the FISA process by FBI and DOJ. These are indisputable facts that the MSM has not reported on at all. Currently the FBI and DOJ have requested to the FISA courts for more time to come up with answers for the egregious errors in the FISA's and how they slipped past so many levels of oversight including James Comey and others in charge. But the basis of all the spying/wire taping is a total conspiracy? The ends do not justify the means, rule of law has to be followed and citizens have rights no matter how corrupt you believe they are or what you think they are doing. Each passing day more information is seeping out about how laws were violated and evidence was intentionally fabricated in the investigations. Again keep watching and enjoy the show. |
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https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.fox...r-goldberg.amp What’s also horrible is that the one attorney on the show provided no competent discussion either... Don’t sit on your high horse and pretend Dems know or care about national security, especially when it has to do with Ukraine...whom they gave ZERO money when Russia was up its a$$ and annexing Crimea. Instead, Obama gave them some food and sat back like a b!tch and watched. The Trump admin? Gave them stingers and billions. Further, there is no testimony that matters because even if everything was true, it doesn’t rise to the level of removing a President. If it does, we’ll never have a stable Presidency again unless both houses are his party. So if the testimony is irrelevant then all it could do is be used for political gain. And, if we’re discussing Dem accusations of foreign meddling in elections, what do you call soliciting information about opposing campaigns from British spies? Or, using foreign professors to spy on those campaigns? What a f***ing joke the left is. They hope you forget about all of their dirty sh** while they label others for the acts Dems actually committed. These hypocrites literally need to be swallowed by the earth. They’re evil people and they’re traitors. They have zero interest in supporting the ideals of this country. And as far as Bolton, he just got demolished tonight in the words of the Dems, including Obama and Schiff, and Bolton himself who stated in a 2010 interview that he’d tell an overt lie to protect the nation. Zero credibility as a witness... Let’s talk to Biden though. I would love to hear from him. Finally, Jesse has yall pinned down above. He’s dead on. Flynn’s conviction was fruit of the poisonous tree...his problem, however, was the same as Clinton’s in 1998, though...lying under oath. Last edited by irishwavend; 01-30-2020 at 02:44 AM. |
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However his work for the Turkish government is shady as fcuk. I couldn't care less about that white lie. Secret lobbying for that sociopath Erdogan is a much worse look. |
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Fact: Bolton and others were called by the house but refused to come unless subpoenaed. The house punted that decision to the senate to avoid a legal wrangle. Fact: Lindsey Graham and Alan Dershowitz (plus Jerry Nadler) now hold diametrically opposed views on what constitutes an impeachable offense to what they held in 1999. Ken Starr is saying we now live in the age of impeachment - wtf!! Opinion: Using aid to blackmail a foreign leader into an investigation to help your re-election falls into abuse of power for me and he should be censored and voted out of office. Impeached, meh. But this guy should not be president. |
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https://www.agri-pulse.com/articles/...new-wotus-rule
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Do you have another source for whatever that article is talking about? |
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Not the same article but I think this is what he was trying to convey.
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My only information is what I'm reading in that article and what I know about water rights from my legal experience. But, I view this as the biggest part of the article that the administration was seeking to correct:
"This final action also details what waters are not subject to federal control, including features that only contain water in direct response to rainfall; groundwater; many ditches, including most farm and roadside ditches; prior converted cropland; farm and stock watering ponds; and waste treatment systems." I know in the past, the EPA has claimed that if water can even show up once in a while in a channel that streams across your property, even though the channel is usually barren, the EPA was claiming they could regulate your property, and (having taken environmental law) this is not the intent of the statute. I know this happened under Obama which became a real problem for some farmers. Honestly, anything that helps farmers in this country, I'm for... Water rights are incredibly confusing. In one part of the country, the person upstream has the right to do whatever they want to water to divert it and use it, while in other parts of the country, you can't use water in a manner that will upset the use for your neighbor downstream. It's an East/West difference based on the East having plenty of water and the West not... So, I don't know...I think clarification is always a good thing unless it oversteps the clear language of the statute, but I don't know enough about this exact issue aside from the article stated to opine any differently. Was there something else I was supposed to see or missed? |
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I'm for clean water too. Not sure what impact I will feel around me or what's going to change. I believe the State deals more with this issue here or rather takes the lead as far as contaminations from leaks and what not. I know water rights are a contentious issue in the western US. |
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