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What all did he do? Really, would love a few clear examples of corruption.

Sanchless 6y ago
Pardoning his son-in-law's father, the Ukraine scandal, accepting bribes from Turkey to quash a federal investigation...
- yostrovs 6y ago
  I didn't know about the first one. That seems like his power regardless. The last one is a lie. The Ukraine "scandal" seemed completely bogus. I asked for clear examples, not ones he's been acquitted of.
  - Sanchless 6y ago
    If you think having a power means you cannot use it corruptly, than I see why you've gone so long without recognizing Trump's corruption. It's pretty clear from your responses that your are blinded by partisanship, so I won't argue with you on the point.
    - mhh__ 6y ago
      "Well, when the president does it, that means that it is not illegal."
mhh__ 6y ago
Tear gassing protestors where there was no problem so he could hold a Bible upside down? Ukraine? Attempting to subvert the democratic process? Pardoning people accused of war crimes - without due process? Pardoning people accused of corruption on his behalf - Manafort, Flynn, Stone. Continuously spending federal money on his own properties without being subject to any regulation or oversight? Asking for the arrests of his political rivals etc. etc. If you say "ahh but where is the conviction" don't be naive - how do you charge a sitting president.
- yostrovs 6y ago
  Tear gassing protestors blocking public rights of way is not corruption. Ukraine he was acquitted of after being charged as a sitting president. "Attempting to subvert the democratic process" is terminology that doesn't mean anything. The rest is along the same lines... Much of nothing.
  - mhh__ 6y ago
    > Ukraine he was acquitted of after being charged as a sitting president. Not in a court. During the proceedings no one ever actually argued he didn't do it they just aren't going to vote against their own man. > "Attempting to subvert the democratic process" is terminology that doesn't mean anything Poor argument.
  - toiletfuneral 6y ago
    cope

Pardoning his son-in-law's father, the Ukraine scandal, accepting bribes from Turkey to quash a federal investigation...

yostrovs 6y ago
I didn't know about the first one. That seems like his power regardless. The last one is a lie. The Ukraine "scandal" seemed completely bogus. I asked for clear examples, not ones he's been acquitted of.
- Sanchless 6y ago
  If you think having a power means you cannot use it corruptly, than I see why you've gone so long without recognizing Trump's corruption. It's pretty clear from your responses that your are blinded by partisanship, so I won't argue with you on the point.
  - mhh__ 6y ago
    "Well, when the president does it, that means that it is not illegal."

mhh__ 6y ago

Tear gassing protestors where there was no problem so he could hold a Bible upside down? Ukraine? Attempting to subvert the democratic process? Pardoning people accused of war crimes - without due process? Pardoning people accused of corruption on his behalf - Manafort, Flynn, Stone. Continuously spending federal money on his own properties without being subject to any regulation or oversight? Asking for the arrests of his political rivals etc. etc. If you say "ahh but where is the conviction" don't be naive - how do you charge a sitting president.

yostrovs 6y ago
Tear gassing protestors blocking public rights of way is not corruption. Ukraine he was acquitted of after being charged as a sitting president. "Attempting to subvert the democratic process" is terminology that doesn't mean anything. The rest is along the same lines... Much of nothing.
- mhh__ 6y ago
  > Ukraine he was acquitted of after being charged as a sitting president. Not in a court. During the proceedings no one ever actually argued he didn't do it they just aren't going to vote against their own man. > "Attempting to subvert the democratic process" is terminology that doesn't mean anything Poor argument.
- toiletfuneral 6y ago
  cope