Not Guilty....

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@"SFVikeFan" said:

@"JimmyinSD" said:


Maybe if he had actually committed a crime,  which apparently he didnt.  

But he did commit a crime Jimmy.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2020/01/16/gao-severely-rebukes-trumps-ukraine-ploy-undermines-his-no-crime-defense/?outputType=amp

Oh jeez.  "Severe rebuke", eh?  

When are you guys going to stop with your hollow "Citizen's arrest, Citizen's arrest!"- type charges?






 Are you ever embarrassed by losing so much? 
Like just last Friday, again at the federal appeals court on the Emoluments?  Thanks for capping-off a tremendous GOP week, just in time for happy hour! 



Crime?  He didn't even break a rule.  

• The GAO report was a non-binding "opinion", requested by rival partisans (Dems) in charge of it (the GAO), on the eve of the Senate trial
• Disputed immediately by the executive branch OMB; never "litigated"
• https://www.wsj.com/articles/despite-the...1579726123  (BTW, Georgetown Law would be the place to study law, imo.  Turley & Charnovitz are libs.  but they're right)
  

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And not to "but what about"....but damn, there they are again.   
7 times Obama admin was found to have "violated GAO law"  https://www.lawenforcementtoday.com/doub...deral-law/

In retrospect, ya'll keep up with this harassment of the POTUS.  
Latest Gallup poll has Trump and the GOP up bigly.  https://news.gallup.com/poll/284156/trum...-best.aspx


Now that impeachment's over...we'll see if any more news on the GAO's reported "crime".  

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