This is what the GOP are running with
#GYMJordan has some nerve calling anyone else out about anything.
This is what the GOP are running with
Just head over to Amanda Carpenter's twitter. She's tweeting out the salient points.
Here we go
1. Jeff Sessions.
2. This will be a Trump criticises Trump tweet in the next couple of years.
Here we go
This is what the GOP are running with
Arguably, the payment is not a donation if it was made for an expense that was independent of the campaign – that is, money that would have had to be paid even if there were no campaign.
Cohen chose to plead guilty and forfeited the right to contest this point. That concession is not binding on Trump. If the president is charged, I expect he would vigorously argue that the payment was not a campaign contribution.
There are other salient issues to consider. Justice Department guidance holds that a sitting president may not be indicted. If prosecutors in the Southern District of New York believe they have a case against the president, must they hold off until after he is out of office?
If President Trump were to win re-election, he would not be out of office until 2024, when the five-year statute of limitations on a 2016 offense would have lapsed.
More importantly, do campaign finance violations qualify as “high crimes and misdemeanors,” which is the constitutional standard for impeachment? It is hard to imagine an infraction that the Justice Department often elects not to prosecute is sufficiently egregious to rise to that level, but the debate on this point between partisans would be intense.
Doubt we've seen much, of what will eventually be thrown at Trump and co.These points in that McCarthy piece are salient here:
What's being filed so far is still minuscule considering how low the bar has been set for Trump. Mueller still needs to come up with something bigger with the collusion probe to make a real dent on Trump.
Maybe? Keep your powder dry...Is this really happening...
Is this really happening...
Surely they'd do better to wait until his term is over otherwise Pence could just pardon him?
But it would be spectacular to see him impeached.
So it would probably be tight to leave it.Statute of limitations is 5 years on the campaign finance charges.
Would be even more spectacular if Pence doesn't pardon him because Jesus told him not to.Surely they'd do better to wait until his term is over otherwise Pence could just pardon him?
But it would be spectacular to see him impeached.
So it would probably be tight to leave it.
Would be even more spectacular if Pence doesn't pardon him because Jesus told him not to.
Well I'll see what I can do.Would be even more spectacular if Pence doesn't pardon him because Jesus told him not to.
An even funnier scenario would involve Trump getting impeached with about 3 months left before the next Presidential election and the Republicans don't have enough time to field a viable candidate for 2020
If that happens then it's ivanka.... They will already have the trump 2020 domains and adverts readyAn even funnier scenario would involve Trump getting impeached with about 3 months left before the next Presidential election and the Republicans don't have enough time to field a viable candidate for 2020
Quite a few republicans starting to openly discuss that. The momentum is gathering I feel.Its not happening at the moment, but the discussion after Friday's Mueller revelations about Cohen seems to have shifted the overton window about Trump from "he may be guilty but that would be up to the Republican Senate" to "he has now been directly implicated and may be indicted".
He idea has probably been for the Congress to act as the grand jury.The whole idea of not being able to indict a sitting President is such absolute nonsense. Nobody should be above the law.