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originally posted by: Byrd
originally posted by: network dude
but does it negate the entire process regardless of the method used?
Yes, as you might recall from any number of cop shows (or cases tossed out of courts.) FindLaw has a nice summary of this: criminal.findlaw.com...
I suspect that some readers are not aware that it's actually a violation of the 4th Amendment of the Constitution: en.wikipedia.org...
originally posted by: ignorant_ape
a reply to: network dude
first - i am not the left .
but no it would not - this is basic logic
it is possible for biden [ or bidens ] to both be corrupt and the attempts my trump to investigate them to be illegal [ impeachable ]
i am not saying trump did anything wrong
but the bidens guilt - does not give trump any sort of carte blanch
originally posted by: network dude
originally posted by: Willtell
originally posted by: network dude
I know I have asked it a few time, and never seen a response. But perhaps others have and there is a reasonable answer to this.
Question:
If any evidence exists that Either Joe Biden or Hunter Biden did ANYTHING corrupt while in Ukraine, anything at all, would't that totally negate the impeachment, and all the arguments over what Trump did or said? If corruption exists, or existed, his asking that it be looked into would not only be important, but necessary.
If that idea is off base, I'd love to hear why.
No. One selfish act doesn't justify another. His intention was not sincere. He wanted what was good for him in the election.
Trump is being impeached because he asked Zalinsky to look into the corruption to include Burisma and Hunter Biden.
I suspect he did so because of this:
www.tampabay.com...
Note the date of the article.
If that is true, and if it's not, I'm going to need you to explain what Trump actually is being impeached for, then if Biden (either) did corrupt things or is linked to corrupt things in Ukraine, then isn't what Trump did (asking that it be looked into) not only necessary, but a good thing? If not, why?
what's the answer?
originally posted by: game over man
originally posted by: network dude
I know I have asked it a few time, and never seen a response. But perhaps others have and there is a reasonable answer to this.
Question:
If any evidence exists that Either Joe Biden or Hunter Biden did ANYTHING corrupt while in Ukraine, anything at all, would't that totally negate the impeachment, and all the arguments over what Trump did or said? If corruption exists, or existed, his asking that it be looked into would not only be important, but necessary.
If that idea is off base, I'd love to hear why.
You should have googled your question because the left, moderates, and non voters have answered your question.
originally posted by: CynConcepts
a reply to: gortex
Snipped.
I think Biden is seen as a safe pair of hands for those who on either side can't vote for Trump but don't want the far left vision ...
Aargh! Why did you have to phrase it that way in your post! The vision of Biden's hands gives me the heebie jeebies! Safe...is definitely not a word I associate with Biden's hands!
originally posted by: network dude
a reply to: ScepticScot
what year?
originally posted by: game over man
a reply to: Alien Abduct
You quoted me what I said, so why are you trolling me? I gave my answer. Took me two seconds to debunk the OP. Give it a shot. www.google.com "left proves Biden no corruption" search that. That's what the OP said, "the left never answered" and they did, GOOGLE IT. You might not like their answer, but the OP said they NEVER answered, which is WRONG.
originally posted by: ScepticScot
originally posted by: network dude
originally posted by: Willtell
originally posted by: network dude
I know I have asked it a few time, and never seen a response. But perhaps others have and there is a reasonable answer to this.
Question:
If any evidence exists that Either Joe Biden or Hunter Biden did ANYTHING corrupt while in Ukraine, anything at all, would't that totally negate the impeachment, and all the arguments over what Trump did or said? If corruption exists, or existed, his asking that it be looked into would not only be important, but necessary.
If that idea is off base, I'd love to hear why.
No. One selfish act doesn't justify another. His intention was not sincere. He wanted what was good for him in the election.
Trump is being impeached because he asked Zalinsky to look into the corruption to include Burisma and Hunter Biden.
I suspect he did so because of this:
www.tampabay.com...
Note the date of the article.
If that is true, and if it's not, I'm going to need you to explain what Trump actually is being impeached for, then if Biden (either) did corrupt things or is linked to corrupt things in Ukraine, then isn't what Trump did (asking that it be looked into) not only necessary, but a good thing? If not, why?
Possibly wrong article as its dated 17th December.
originally posted by: MarioOnTheFly
The biggest crap show the Dems now have on their hands is...how to proceed without calling Biden to testify and ruin everything.
originally posted by: network dude
originally posted by: ScepticScot
originally posted by: network dude
originally posted by: Willtell
originally posted by: network dude
I know I have asked it a few time, and never seen a response. But perhaps others have and there is a reasonable answer to this.
Question:
If any evidence exists that Either Joe Biden or Hunter Biden did ANYTHING corrupt while in Ukraine, anything at all, would't that totally negate the impeachment, and all the arguments over what Trump did or said? If corruption exists, or existed, his asking that it be looked into would not only be important, but necessary.
If that idea is off base, I'd love to hear why.
No. One selfish act doesn't justify another. His intention was not sincere. He wanted what was good for him in the election.
Trump is being impeached because he asked Zalinsky to look into the corruption to include Burisma and Hunter Biden.
I suspect he did so because of this:
www.tampabay.com...
Note the date of the article.
If that is true, and if it's not, I'm going to need you to explain what Trump actually is being impeached for, then if Biden (either) did corrupt things or is linked to corrupt things in Ukraine, then isn't what Trump did (asking that it be looked into) not only necessary, but a good thing? If not, why?
Possibly wrong article as its dated 17th December.
Sorry, I thought it was an older article. Like this:
www.theblaze.com...
Point is, there was plenty of news coverage of Hunter and his sweet new gig long before Trump asked about it. You did know that, right?
originally posted by: ScepticScot
originally posted by: network dude
originally posted by: ScepticScot
originally posted by: network dude
originally posted by: Willtell
originally posted by: network dude
I know I have asked it a few time, and never seen a response. But perhaps others have and there is a reasonable answer to this.
Question:
If any evidence exists that Either Joe Biden or Hunter Biden did ANYTHING corrupt while in Ukraine, anything at all, would't that totally negate the impeachment, and all the arguments over what Trump did or said? If corruption exists, or existed, his asking that it be looked into would not only be important, but necessary.
If that idea is off base, I'd love to hear why.
No. One selfish act doesn't justify another. His intention was not sincere. He wanted what was good for him in the election.
Trump is being impeached because he asked Zalinsky to look into the corruption to include Burisma and Hunter Biden.
I suspect he did so because of this:
www.tampabay.com...
Note the date of the article.
If that is true, and if it's not, I'm going to need you to explain what Trump actually is being impeached for, then if Biden (either) did corrupt things or is linked to corrupt things in Ukraine, then isn't what Trump did (asking that it be looked into) not only necessary, but a good thing? If not, why?
Possibly wrong article as its dated 17th December.
Sorry, I thought it was an older article. Like this:
www.theblaze.com...
Point is, there was plenty of news coverage of Hunter and his sweet new gig long before Trump asked about it. You did know that, right?
I don't think there is any doubt that H Biden was on that board based almost entirely on his second name.
However if Trump did really think that there,was merit in investigating then the absolute last thing he should have done is get personally involved.
Not in my view sufficient to get impeached but still a spectacular misjudgement on his part.
originally posted by: network dude
originally posted by: Byrd
originally posted by: network dude
but does it negate the entire process regardless of the method used?
Yes, as you might recall from any number of cop shows (or cases tossed out of courts.) FindLaw has a nice summary of this: criminal.findlaw.com...
I suspect that some readers are not aware that it's actually a violation of the 4th Amendment of the Constitution: en.wikipedia.org...
Wait, so the entire IC is against Trump, and lied and cheated to try to get him (as has been proven FISA court, ect.) but he was supposed to trust that they would be totally on his side, when he asked them to look into the corruption in Ukraine? You are supposed to be pretty smart. Explain that please.
originally posted by: game over man
a reply to: network dude
Google it if you care to know.
2nd line
A State Department expert on Ukraine told lawmakers this week that he raised concerns about Hunter Biden’s job with a Ukrainian natural gas firm in 2015 — but Joe Biden’s staff blew him off because the then-veep was preoccupied with his other son Beau’s cancer battle, Fox News reported Friday.
Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden last week sought to distance himself from allegations he acted improperly when it came to Ukraine after one Iowa voter made it clear Biden’s efforts at deniability are failing.
Biden told NPR on Friday that no one ever warned him about the potential conflict of interest lurking behind his son Hunter’s lucrative job with a Ukraine energy firm.
The issue has come to haunt Joe Biden, who publicly touted his achievement as vice president in pushing Ukraine to fire a prosecutor who had investigated Burisma, the energy company that employed his son.
originally posted by: Byrd
originally posted by: network dude
originally posted by: Byrd
originally posted by: network dude
but does it negate the entire process regardless of the method used?
Yes, as you might recall from any number of cop shows (or cases tossed out of courts.) FindLaw has a nice summary of this: criminal.findlaw.com...
I suspect that some readers are not aware that it's actually a violation of the 4th Amendment of the Constitution: en.wikipedia.org...
Wait, so the entire IC is against Trump, and lied and cheated to try to get him (as has been proven FISA court, ect.) but he was supposed to trust that they would be totally on his side, when he asked them to look into the corruption in Ukraine? You are supposed to be pretty smart. Explain that please.
The method he employed is against the Constitutional Amendment (4) that guarantees due process and a fair search.
Are you saying that the President should be above the Constitution (and able to, for instance, negate the 2nd Amendment by a stroke of the pen and that no court could overturn this on constitutional grounds?)