Trump does not have a constitutional right to obstruct justice, as his comment implied. Get back to me when you when you can treat each issue with the same discernment.
Strzok's karma is making a return visit to bite him in the arse.
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Trump does not have a constitutional right to obstruct justice, as his comment implied. Get back to me when you when you can treat each issue with the same discernment.
Sure, and I look forward to Mueller indicting him and prosecuting him for that. Howz that coming along?
You’d have to ask Mueller. From what I hear he’s hiring more prosecutors.
Correct. And Trumps authority to fire a subordinate for any reason is derived from the Constitution and therefore is not above the law.
I’m sorry but he cannot fire someone because he believes it will help him or anyone else evade prosecution of a crime. That would be a crime.
Yeh, and from what I hear it is because he wants to leave and wants to dump all the witch hunt side cases on to someone else.
Or you think he is going to personally prosecute Trump for obstruction and collusion? Heh, only in my dreams.
I don’t know what his reasoning is. The hiring suggests his investigation is growing and he expects more indictments than his staff can currently handle. Maybe he even expects a big indictment and he wants to build a team that can handle the task.
What it doesn’t suggest is that he is wrapping up.
If Trump didn’t have the protections of a sitting president, the fbi would have brought charges against him a long time ago. You know it and I know it.