Lying is lying whenever or not you are under oath.
Been there, done that. You might want to catch up.
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Lying is lying whenever or not you are under oath.
1. Do you believe that Trump Jnr met with Russian agents...
...to get illegally acquired material on their political opponents?
2. Do you believe that Trump Snr met with Putin alone...
...to discuss adoption?
Yep...
In this case, he did.
Why is that?Again
We've already covered Treason in depth - you might want to review.
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We've already covered Treason in depth - you might want to review.
Yes. He said he did.
What information were they willing to share, and how was obtained "illegally"? The email chain makes no mention of the alleged information being illegal. As a matter of fact, it specifically mentions that the alleged material was in regards to Hillary's dealings with Russia, which could be any kind of information that could prove harmful to her, and freely available to Russia.
Describing the information as "illegally acquired" without knowing what the information was is complete speculation.
Sure. Why not? There's is nothing illegal or untoward about the president meeting with a foreign dignitary.
I have no way of knowing what the contents of the conversation were. Neither do you or anyone else who wasn't present for the conversation, and the President has no obligation to reveal the contents of that conversation. As a matter of fact, when he's confronted by a hostile press demanding to know, it is well within the scope of his office obfuscate that information.
"Oh, uh... Adoptions, same conversation Jr. had."
Have you people ever considered that that was just a brilliant troll move by Trump? He might as well have been giving you the middle finger while he said it.
And you people took it happily... hook, line, and sinker.
Actually, The President has stated that he spoke about adoptions with Putin.
Right, he said so. And aside from the understanding that the conversation was notionally about Adoptions, we have no way of knowing what the conversation was entailed.
The opposition here still hasn't produced a single statute that would make such a conversation illegal, anyway. Well, all except for Boomers overly-broad application of "thing of value" in the campaign finance law.
Seriously, why don't you people (not you, GJ51) campaign to have the wording of the law changed to "stuff"? You could catch so many political opponents with a campaign finance law that prevented people from accepting "stuff" from foreign governments.
Bypassing the legislature and imposing their will by short-cutting the process has been their tactic for several decades. Legislating from the bench and the executive branch federal agencies is the current strategy, which is why they keep losing ground in most elections.
Can you come up with a legal definition of "thing of value"?The opposition here still hasn't produced a single statute that would make such a conversation illegal, anyway. Well, all except for Boomers overly-broad application of "thing of value" in the campaign finance law.
Seriously, why don't you people (not you, GJ51) campaign to have the wording of the law changed to "stuff"? You could catch so many political opponents with a campaign finance law that prevented people from accepting "stuff" from foreign governments.
today it's 7 months since trump stomped into office. so ... is america great yet?
I just want to say that IMHO "You cant prove it is technically speaking illegal, yet." is about as weak a defense as it gets. Normally supporters of a politician provide arguments why whatever happened is a good thing. Why is it a good thing to work with foreign agencies in a national election? Why is it a good thing to fire a prosecutor, and then brag about how it removed pressure? Why is it a good thing to then have a whole series of proven lies about a meeting? Why is it a good thing to then meet, in sercret, with the leader of the country involved in the investigation while relying on a Russian translator?
This is absurd, and noone here would accept if from a democrat President. But now its a Republican some here go all the way down to "You cant prove its a crime, for sure, yet." As if that makes it perfectly fine. These double standards are interesting.
today it's 6 months since trump stomped into office. so ... is america great yet?
Trump Jr met with a Russian who said they had juice info... OK? So now what?
Trump Sr. met with Putin and supposedly discussed adoptions... OK? So now what?
Well we're not committed to a global scam that allows other countries to plunder our treasury in the name of the environment.
That's pretty great, IMO.
Trump Jr met with a Russian who said they had juice info... OK? So now what?
Trump Sr. met with Putin and supposedly discussed adoptions... OK? So now what?
You seem to deliberately cherry-pick what you want to acknowledge. The emails clearly mention official governmental support of Russia for Trump during the election, that the Trump campaign was explicitly aware of. He lied about that for a long time. They also lied that the meeting never happened, than that they didnt know what it was for, then they lied about the real topic, then they lied about not knowing whom they met, then they lied about the other people in the room.
So how large was the amount of money the US has agreed to pay into the Green Climate Fund again?