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Whoa, this sounds like a game changer! For reference could you please tell us how many times the GAO said that Obama broke the law?at least he didn’t break any laws.
The Government Accountability Office says President Trump broke the law when he withheld military aid to Ukraine after it had already been appropriated by Congress.
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So this is the Republican rationale now? Wow
keep in mind, Alan is one of Donald’s actual impeachment defenders. I’d give my next paycheck for a reporter to ask senators Romney, Lee, Collins, Gardner, and Murkowski what they think about Alan’s comment.
Two wrongs not making a right notwithstanding - Trump violated that law in furtherance of his own personal interest,Obama's DoD did so to bring a US POW back home.Whoa, this sounds like a game changer! For reference could you please tell us how many times the GAO said that Obama broke the law?
A very bad one, and one he wouldn't be making if he believed Trump wasn't guilty of abusing of power.He is making a constitutional argument. Is that too much for you to comprehend?
The GAO accused Obama of breaking the law seven times. The GAO did not accuse or prove that Trump did anything for any more personal reason than Obama did. That's purely your spin.Two wrongs not making a right notwithstanding - Trump violated that law in furtherance of his own personal interest,Obama's DoD did so to bring a US POW back home.
He made a similar argument when Clinton was impeached. In 2016 he was public in his support of Hillary. He is not a Trump fan. He is a fan of the constitution. He's well respected and he is making a clear constitutional argument.A very bad one, and one he wouldn't be making if he believed Trump wasn't guilty of abusing of power.
He is making a constitutional argument. Is that too much for you to comprehend?
Are you aware that Republicans consistently accuse Democrats of "abuse of power." Many Republicans believe that Obama and Clinton abused their power repeatedly. They kept using their power to do things that the Republicans didn't like at all. Have you ever heard of a crime called "abuse of power?" No, you haven't, because it doesn't exist.He claims that abuse of power isn’t an impeachable offense. Which is laughable. Not only did the founders make it clear that they feared the executive would gain too much power but they gave the legislative branch the impeachment to guard against the executive’s abuse of power.
If abuse of power isn’t impeachable, why even have impeachment in the constitution anyway?