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Title: How far is too far? The Trump impeachment debate begins now.
Post by: dutch508 on April 20, 2017, 11:53:25 AM
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Star Member babylonsister (153,326 posts) https://www.democraticunderground.com/10028953814

How far is too far? The Trump impeachment debate begins now.
The Senate Intelligence Committee should subpoena Trump's tax returns to determine whether Trump has business interests with Russia, China or other foreign nations that could influence his decisions as president.


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Star Member brooklynite (37,792 posts)
1. Is the purpose of this debate to acquit Donald Trump?

Because, in the eyes of ordinary voters, that's what would happen. There wouldn't be the 2/3 of the Senate ready to convict him, so he'd be "vindicated".

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Star Member gordianot (11,206 posts)
2. Trump is a life long criminal who has had enough money for legal defense.

Taking advantage of the system he now is in a position to suppress your rights. Trump should have blipped somebody's radar decades ago when he went broke he should have stayed broke.

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Bernardo de La Paz (16,904 posts)
3. The stolen election was by Republican TICKET. No Pres. Pence.


We will need lots of heavy duty Constitutional lawyering because this is uncharted territory with few if any real contingencies for this.

When it is proven that the election was stolen, the rightful President is the Majority winner Hillary Clinton.

If tRump resigns before the case is proven, Pence takes over, but his ticket and the Republican Electoral College win would by rights be erased and Hillary Clinton inaugurated when the case is proven.

Title: Re: How far is too far? The Trump impeachment debate begins now.
Post by: 67 Rover on April 20, 2017, 01:23:15 PM
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Bernardo de La Paz (16,904 posts)
3. The stolen election was by Republican TICKET. No Pres. Pence.


We will need lots of heavy duty Constitutional lawyering because this is uncharted territory with few if any real contingencies for this.

When it is proven that the election was stolen, the rightful President is the Majority winner Hillary Clinton.

If tRump resigns before the case is proven, Pence takes over, but his ticket and the Republican Electoral College win would by rights be erased and Hillary Clinton inaugurated when the case is proven.

Oh yea this DUmmies post reminds me it's 4-20.
Title: Re: How far is too far? The Trump impeachment debate begins now.
Post by: jukin on April 20, 2017, 02:10:08 PM
Oh yea this DUmmies post reminds me it's 4-20.

snort, ^5

1. Constitutional lawyering.
2. ??????
3. Hilary as POTUS.

Is this DUchebag cnn commentator Sally Kohn?
Title: Re: How far is too far? The Trump impeachment debate begins now.
Post by: SVPete on April 20, 2017, 02:32:49 PM
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Star Member babylonsister (153,326 posts)
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The Senate Intelligence Committee should subpoena Trump's tax returns to determine whether Trump has business interests with Russia, China or other foreign nations that could influence his decisions as president.

 :o How in Hades could a DU member with >153K posts not realize that Trump, in running an international hospitality business, by definition has businesses all over the world? :o :banghead: Just as Carter's distribution business probably sold peanuts all over the world. :banghead: And just as Carter complied with the law by putting his businesses into a blind trust, Trump has complied with the law by putting his businesses into a blind trust. :banghead:
Title: Re: How far is too far? The Trump impeachment debate begins now.
Post by: Carl on April 20, 2017, 02:50:52 PM
Be careful the things you wish for DUmbass.
If the Constitution got thrown out it is not likely the end result will be happy for you.
Title: Re: How far is too far? The Trump impeachment debate begins now.
Post by: jukin on April 20, 2017, 05:29:06 PM
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Star Member babylonsister (153,326 posts) https://www.democraticunderground.com/10028953814

How far is too far?

That reminds me of a joke that may not make it on the interwebs but.............

Sooooooooooo this guy has a very long member and asked around for a service lady that might be able to let him go "balls deep." Well after a few week this gal comes to his apartment and takes up the challenge. Being a considerate John he puts in about 8 inches and asks "Is that too far?" and shes says "No."

He thinks this is great! so he slides in another good chunk and  asks "Is that too far?" and shes says "No."

Man he thinks this is it. So he puts the rest in and asks "Is that too far?" and shes says "I thuunnnkk sooow."

You seeeee because he had....
Title: Re: How far is too far? The Trump impeachment debate begins now.
Post by: Big Dog on April 21, 2017, 12:03:59 AM
The DUmmies are boring the shit out of me!

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Title: Re: How far is too far? The Trump impeachment debate begins now.
Post by: DUmpDiver on April 21, 2017, 01:47:58 PM
:o How in Hades could a DU member with >153K posts not realize that Trump, in running an international hospitality business, by definition has businesses all over the world? :o :banghead: Just as Carter's distribution business probably sold peanuts all over the world. :banghead: And just as Carter complied with the law by putting his businesses into a blind trust, Trump has complied with the law by putting his businesses into a blind trust. :banghead:

FYI: There is no federal law requiring elected officials to put their holdings into a blind trust.
Title: Re: How far is too far? The Trump impeachment debate begins now.
Post by: freedumb2003b on April 21, 2017, 02:06:21 PM
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Star Member gordianot (11,206 posts)
2. Trump is a life long criminal who has had enough money for legal defense.

Taking advantage of the system he now is in a position to suppress your rights. Trump should have blipped somebody's radar decades ago when he went broke he should have stayed broke.

Bankruptcy is a financial tool that is used by many big businesses.  It is a great way to manage the business when cash flow gets tight for whatever reason (in the real estate market there were several large blips that affected recently completed projects).

Of course you have to KNOW stuff to understand the difference between bankruptcy and broke.

Trump has NEVER been broke.  He took that million from his dad and turned it into billions.
Title: Re: How far is too far? The Trump impeachment debate begins now.
Post by: SVPete on April 21, 2017, 02:31:26 PM
FYI: There is no federal law requiring elected officials to put their holdings into a blind trust.

Thanks for the clarification. I was actually thinking more generally, of conflict of interest laws. Blind trusts are a tool for complying with those. And, of course, there's DU-folks' great-something-or-other-hope, the Constitution's "Foreign Emoluments Clause".