A Cloud Of Stigma and Opprobrium?
According to longstanding and "binding" Department of Justice policy, a President may not constitutionally be prosecuted or even secretly indicted for committing a federal crime until he leaves office.
1,000+ former federal prosecutors, and 448 pages all point to the same conclusion: Donald Trump committed felony obstruction of justice.
Once again, not to be mistaken for Tuesday's With Morrie, it's Tuesdays With Trump...
Following up on Talking Down To The Janitor? Regardless of your political leanings, whether you're blue, red, or just fed up with politicians, the MSM and their BS...
In Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s first public comments regarding the Russian probe he stated that his investigation did not clear Trump of committing any crimes – a rebuke of the President’s claims that the Mueller Report was a ‘complete and total exoneration.’
Hear from Robert De Niro and 11 former federal prosecutors as they explain how if it were not for a Department of Justice policy against indicting a sitting president, President Trump’s conduct would result in multiple charges of felony obstruction of justice.
Additionally, a recent statement was coordinated by the nonpartisan nonprofit Protect Democracy, and has now been signed by a bipartisan group of 1,000 former federal prosecutors, stating that President Trump’s conduct would result in multiple charges of felony obstruction of justice if he were not a sitting president.
More to come in Policy Is As Policy Does? Stay tuned, no flippin.
Recommended reading: Fortune: Indict A Sitting President, DOJ Policy
1,000+ former federal prosecutors, and 448 pages all point to the same conclusion: Donald Trump committed felony obstruction of justice.
Once again, not to be mistaken for Tuesday's With Morrie, it's Tuesdays With Trump...
Following up on Talking Down To The Janitor? Regardless of your political leanings, whether you're blue, red, or just fed up with politicians, the MSM and their BS...
In Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s first public comments regarding the Russian probe he stated that his investigation did not clear Trump of committing any crimes – a rebuke of the President’s claims that the Mueller Report was a ‘complete and total exoneration.’
Hear from Robert De Niro and 11 former federal prosecutors as they explain how if it were not for a Department of Justice policy against indicting a sitting president, President Trump’s conduct would result in multiple charges of felony obstruction of justice.
Additionally, a recent statement was coordinated by the nonpartisan nonprofit Protect Democracy, and has now been signed by a bipartisan group of 1,000 former federal prosecutors, stating that President Trump’s conduct would result in multiple charges of felony obstruction of justice if he were not a sitting president.
More to come in Policy Is As Policy Does? Stay tuned, no flippin.
Recommended reading: Fortune: Indict A Sitting President, DOJ Policy
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