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    Pardonburger

    Impeachment and conviction of high crimes and misdemeanors are political events. A pardon is only germane if a crime has been committed. A President who is impeached and convicted in the Senate doesn't necessarily need a pardon to avoid prosecution. The Congress can remove a President for...
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    Pardonburger

    We all do!
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    Pardonburger

    If there is anyone naive here, it is certainly you. How old are you anyway?
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    Pardonburger

    You know, the last person to pardon a President ran for election . He didn't get elected. Most political scientists believe he wasn't elected because he pardoned Richard Nixon. The public wanted Tricky Dick to go to jail. Now, it is true that acceptance of a pardon, according to the Court, is...
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    Pardonburger

    Did you leave off "so far as I know" intentionally? :D
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    Pardonburger

    That's possibly true as long as he is President anyway. It's more or less an open question since no one has tried to convene a Grand Jury with the intention of indicting a sitting President -- No one yet anyway. And the Constitution is silent on this matter. The Constitution says the President...
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    S&P Goes Longest Without A 5% Pullback In 20 Years As NFLX Leads Nasdaq To Record Highs

    They are looking at artifacts of coming off not a correction but a crash; the largest one in 80 years. The lower the S&P the easier to get 5%. People forget that. There is nothing at all here remarkable. We have a correction coming up right after the impatient shorts get squeezed and we hit...
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    S&P Goes Longest Without A 5% Pullback In 20 Years As NFLX Leads Nasdaq To Record Highs

    I don't know where this crap comes from, probably a fake news site like infowars or Breitbart, and I don't know about 20 years, but I strongly suspect the title of this thread is pure bullshit. And if it isn't, what does it matter. May to Sept 2011, 17% correction -- more if you consider...
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    Mueller Expands Probe to Trump Business Transactions

    Following up on the Bloomberg story I'd like to comment in particular on the following quotes from Bloomberg. "Another significant financial transaction involved a Palm Beach, Florida estate that Trump purchased in 2004 for $41 million, after its previous owner lost it in bankruptcy. In March...
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    Will Sessions Resign?

    Indeed. He could hardly be any more clear.
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    Will Sessions Resign?

    Trump continues to incriminate himself. It's remarkable.
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    Will Sessions Resign?

    Or perhaps the gravity of his personal situation.
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    What is the historical evidence that Jesus Christ lived and died?

    Well that's as good a story as any, and better than most. :D
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    The living/no job wage

    Java, The weak link in your argument , I believe, is this, "If you pay your workers an honest days wage then I can't afford to eat there." Think about that please, if you will.
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    The living/no job wage

    We have already reduced the number of illegal immigrants to trickle. That happened under Obama. What I propose is that we do what most of the other industrialized countries are doing, and that is to go after employers of illegals. Right now it is a slap on the wrist and a modest fine. It...
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    What is the historical evidence that Jesus Christ lived and died?

    Naturally the Biblical Gospels can be dismissed as a work of the imagination of those who came centuries(?) later than the historical Jesus. The writings of Paul are the most authentic we have from a time within a century of the time of the historical Jesus. Josephus was later, and sadly, none...
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    Good read: A Russia expert's theory of the Trump Scandal

    It wouldn't be, would it?
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    Good read: A Russia expert's theory of the Trump Scandal

    That's a good one. Ha ha ha, your thinking legitimate deal.
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