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Offline dutch508

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Should Trump be stripped of office
« on: December 09, 2018, 07:20:45 PM »
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Star Member Laura PourMeADrink (24,181 posts) https://www.democraticunderground.com/100211529862


Former prosecutor: "Should Trump be stripped of office he gained by fraud?"

 
https://crooksandliars.com/2018/12/former-prosecutor-should-trump-be-stripped
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"By lying and covering up about his past on the eve of the election and violating the laws designed to create transparency, they say that President Trump clouded the process for the American voters. When immigrants procure their citizenship by fraud, we strip them of their citizenship. When a president procures his office by fraud, should we consider doing the same?"

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Star Member Baitball Blogger (30,063 posts)

4. Hard to believe we have Democrats on this site trying to argue away the House's responsibility to impeach. If they succeed in blocking that step, history will blame the Democrats for undermining the process.

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Star Member Baitball Blogger (30,063 posts)

8. I'll tell you another thing that makes me suspicious.

For God's sake, if the Dem leadership is going to sell out their own people, then make damn sure you're going to get something out of it. Stab us in the back for a reason that we might understand. Negotiate the treachery for something in return.

But, stop this ****ing meme that, if we play nice and civil we'll bring our country back together. No, ****ing we won't. You'll just get your best party supporters to dig down deeper and foment their anger because we're the ones in the trenches having to deal with the effects of tribalism at the local level.

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Star Member Laura PourMeADrink (24,181 posts)

10. Perfect example of that was the immediate belief

That the GOP and didpshit we're being on the up and up by adding a one week FBI probe on Kavenaugh. Jumping on YES we'll go along without any hesitation. This was us thinking that the world is honest and fair. At the very least we should have said..." We will discuss". We could have withheld agreement until we approved the scope. Seeing Dipshit and graham act like they wanted more investigating should have been an immediate red flag. We need more savvy. And we definitely need less "won't do any goods"!!!!

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Scarsdale (5,015 posts)

13. It seems like

the Iraq war excuses all over again. Remember "If we charge Bush/Cheney it will look like partisan politics"? "Look forward, not backwards" Or even McConnell telling President Obama that to reveal the collusion between tRump and Russia (plus the gop, incidentally) it would look like partisan politics? Strangely, the gop does whatever they want to and to HELL with being accused of partisan politics as long as it benefits them.

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Star Member malaise (182,213 posts)

20. Meanwhile ReTHUGs pass laws to remove power from newly elected Democratic governors

Secretaries of State and Attorneys General - not partisan at all.

to legally pass laws limiting the powers of those, malaise. Not removing a president by force because your feelings got hurt...

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Star Member Baitball Blogger (30,063 posts)

23. Don't you think the Mueller Report will be ready by the time the Dems take the House?

I think it will happen sooner than later so this question is here, and timely.

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beachbum bob (8,670 posts)

3. trump got elected not by fraud, but by disintereste democratic voters who either voted for stein or

stayed home.

Those of us who understood elections have consequences VOTED FOR HILLARY


the fraud was not not claiming "in-kind" campaign contribution to pay off 2 women, and not reported on FEC forms

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Star Member Laura PourMeADrink (24,181 posts)

6. Yes, think we are also talking about fraud in the Non-legal sense. Lying about business deals in Russia, lying about mexico paying for wall, lying that he didn't know his female accusers, etc etc.

Knowing the truth before the election could have stopped the more learned among them

 :???: non-illegal crimes?

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Re: Should Trump be stripped of office
« Reply #1 on: December 09, 2018, 07:22:24 PM »
I believe that would be called a coup attempt.
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Re: Should Trump be stripped of office
« Reply #2 on: December 10, 2018, 08:32:16 AM »
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Star Member Laura PourMeADrink (24,181 posts)

6. Yes, think we are also talking about fraud in the Non-legal sense.

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Re: Should Trump be stripped of office
« Reply #3 on: December 10, 2018, 09:23:33 AM »
If they stripped his office where would he sit?
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Re: Should Trump be stripped of office
« Reply #4 on: December 10, 2018, 09:38:33 AM »
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beachbum bob (8,670 posts)

3. trump got elected not by fraud, but by disintereste democratic voters who either voted for stein or

stayed home.

Those of us who understood elections have consequences VOTED FOR HILLARY


the fraud was not not claiming "in-kind" campaign contribution to pay off 2 women, and not reported on FEC forms

You failed math didn't you?  Hillary won the popular vote.  That means you dimwitted idiot that more people voted for her than Trump...just not in the right areas.  Like your idol Billy Jeff lost the popular election (twice) but won enough EC votes to keep getting hummers in the Oval Office.

Same thing (won EC lost PV) happened with Trump.


The only fraud here DUmmie is your attempt at rational thought.

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Re: Should Trump be stripped of office
« Reply #5 on: December 10, 2018, 09:42:08 AM »
Quote from: FlaGator on December 10, 2018, 09:23:33 AM
If they stripped his office where would he sit?

This would be a good starting place:

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