Hello Greg,

>   DS>  GD> Look who is STILL in The White House..
>   DS> For now.  But as soon as he is voted out, criminal charges against
> him
>   DS> will be issued as a result of the things documented in the Mueller
>   DS> report.
>   DS>
>   DS>  GD> Then explain it to me again.
>   DS>
>   DS> Oh, and let's not forget about the many convictions and indictments
> made
>   DS> as a direct result of the Mueller SC inquiry.  Or have you forgotten?

>Here is how it works Dale, there can be no indictment, this requires
>evidence.

It is not current DOJ policy to indict a sitting president or vice
president.  That policy can be changed, but until then current policy
remains in effect and will be followed.  That is the reason Mueller
stated in his public address.

>There is none, however there is lots of evidence against Hillary
>Clinton but she gets a pass, because she had said that she did not
>intentionally do it knowingly, yeah... it does not work like that.

Hillary Clinton was not a subject (or a target) of the Mueller
investigation.  But hey, Republicans have investigated Hillary
Clinton and other Democrats ad nauseum for eight years, perhaps
decades, and did not find criminality.  But they kept trying.
And trying.  And trying.  Maybe one day they might actually find
something.  Like, maybe she forgot to tie her own shoestrings.

On the other hand, all this stuff Hillary Clinton and Democrats
are said to do or have done is fertile ground for investigators.
Just think of what would happen if Hillary Clinton were to turn
herself in and tell everybody she is "guilty" of whatever they
decide to charge her with.  Nah.  That's not their style.  Their
leader (Donald Trump) just told them to "lock her up" - without
ever giving them a reason why.

Now, in case you haven't read the Mueller Report (you do know
where to find it?) please allow me to give you the 50-cent tour -

Donald Trump was Vladimir Putin's favorit candidate.  As a result,
Russians helped get Donald Trump elected.  The Trump campaign, headed
by Paul Manafort (a convicted criminal), had more than 100 suspicious
interactions with representatives (military intelligence) of the
Russian government (headed by Vladimir Putin).  After the election,
Donald Trump obstructed justice at least 10 times (by Mueller's own
count) and would have been indicted had it not been current DOJ policy
to let a sitting president/vice president off the hook.

We know for a fact that a sitting president/vice president can be
indicted, due to the fact that AG Elliot Richardson was prepared to
do so in regards to Spiro Agnew.  The only reason why Spiro Agnew
was not indicted was because he (Agnew) decided to resign from office
first.

After the Agnew incident, the DOJ implemented a policy of not
indicting a sitting president/vice president.  Remember the Dick
who was the sitting president at the time.

None of this includes ongoing investigations of Donald Trump (and
others) by the New York state Attorney General, for hush-money
payments, missing inaugural funds, financial fraud, etc. ...

>What your putting forward is a fairytale to coax your ego but it is a
> fantasy to give your life purpose. How sad is that?

Democrats, Independents, and at least one former Republican, seem
to be right on course.  What is your excuse?

--Lee

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