Fail.Post #51
What does post #51 have to do with anything you've alleged (i.e. lied about) that I've said?
Why can't you just offer a simple apology for lying seeing as I gave you a great opportunity to prove me wrong and you couldn't?
Fail.Post #51
See?Fail.
What does post #51 have to do with anything you've alleged (i.e. lied about) that I've said?
Why can't you just offer a simple apology for lying seeing as I gave you a great opportunity to prove me wrong and you couldn't?
See what? You picking some random post as your proof?See?
When I prove my claims are solid and based on evidence you pretend it doesn't count or is 'irrelevant'.
Every single time.
You are the poster boy for the idiocracy.See what? You picking some random post as your proof?
OMFG how you constantly fall on your face is pure gold!
Thanks for once again proving you are a failure even after being given a glowing opportunity to show that you aren't.
The only idiocracy here is me proving over and over again how untrustworthy you are and you coming back for more every time while doubling-down on your failure.You are the poster boy for the idiocracy.
The death knell when losing an argument...editing other members' posts.case in point
But that's what they like about it.I see none of the decision driven by evidence.
He hasn't been tried for January 6th yet.He was acquitted for Jan 6th btw.
I have always thought that Americans like freedom but they actually do like to have a masterBut that's what they like about it.
They are very big on celebrating "he got away with it on a technicality" because it shows that laws don't apply to him and that makes him alpha.
They aren't arguing that he didn't do it. They are arguing he is allowed to do it.
You have to remember how deeply authoritarian these people are.
This is long overdue, as I've discussed before.
He hasn't confused them.Acquitted is a legal term. Impeachment was not a legal proceeding. After all, the "jury" in impeachment is often made up of your friends. After all, the US constitution says AFTER impeachment a president is subject to legal proceedings. Thus it separates the political from the legal.
Thus you've confused a political process with a legal proceeding. Then blamed me for not being equally confused.
Thus, what legal trial was he acquitted?
This happens on the news sources you frequent. They consistently confound and confuse their viewers/listeners. Trump does that all the time (e.g., presidential records act is not what trump says it is). And the Fox people don't check the misinformation.
Carry on.
Re impeachment...he was acquitted.He hasn't been tried for January 6th yet.
What you don't understand is that not all legal proceedings are litigated before courts. Many are determined by administrative tribunals or by publicly appointed officials. Impeachment by the House is comparable to an indictment in criminal procedure. The Senate is empowered to hold a trial as to the articles of impeachment. It was a legal proceeding, just not a proceeding before the courts. The Senate was empowered to effect specific sanctions and remedies if it had found guilt. It didn't.Acquitted is a legal term. Impeachment was not a legal proceeding. After all, the "jury" in impeachment is often made up of your friends. After all, the US constitution says AFTER impeachment a president is subject to legal proceedings. Thus it separates the political from the legal.
Thus you've confused a political process with a legal proceeding. Then blamed me for not being equally confused.
Thus, what legal trial was he acquitted?
This happens on the news sources you frequent. They consistently confound and confuse their viewers/listeners. Trump does that all the time (e.g., presidential records act is not what trump says it is). And the Fox people don't check the misinformation.
Carry on.
Except for the part where she specifically ignores the Constitution in her ruling.Kudos to the judge for following the Constitution and squelching the latest desperate Democrat witch hunt.
You have to remember that "The Constitution" to these people means "whatever will get me my preferred political result".You do realize every other court in the USA, including the US Supreme Court, disagrees with her interpretation? Sure, Clarence Thomas is sceptical of the independent prosecutor but that's likely because there is one in his future. But the other 8 justices are not sceptics.
So a judge who was overturned repeatedly and with prejudice by other conservative judges above her, and who disagrees with the entire rest of the US judiciary, is the only one who knows the constitution.
Carry on.
Not a trial.Re impeachment...he was acquitted.
Take it up with Skoob.What you don't understand is that not all legal proceedings are litigated before courts. Many are determined by administrative tribunals or by publicly appointed officials. Impeachment by the House is comparable to an indictment in criminal procedure. The Senate is empowered to hold a trial as to the articles of impeachment. It was a legal proceeding, just not a proceeding before the courts. The Senate was empowered to effect specific sanctions and remedies if it had found guilt. It didn't.
The only person confused about this point is you.
Why would you think I would disagree?Take it up with Skoob.
He disagrees with you.
You think criminal trials are the only thing allowed to be commented on.Why would you think I would disagree?
2/3 of the senate are required to vote on conviction. That didn't happen and they fell short.You think criminal trials are the only thing allowed to be commented on.
Acquitted in the senate, which is specifically a vote on "do not remove from office" not a vote on "did he do it", does not qualify as a "real" acquittal in your world.
It won't count until he faces criminal trial for January 6th.
We wouldn't want to think you were a giant hypocrite now, would we?