What will you do of Donald Trump gets indicted & convicted of espionage?

[Dazed0N0Confused]

I think the question & answers speak for themselves.

Fucking FINALLY!

Threaten the FBI/DOJ/Government officials MORE

Go after the judge, jury & other parties involved

Try to overthrow the government (again)

Accept the results of a nonpartisan, nonweaponized investigation & conviction

Other (please state what)

[Red_Arrow]

Cheer! But look at the opinions. One who said there was no insurrection, which is a lie and did not even refer to the question of being convicted for espionage. Another who claims it is unconstitutional to arrest someone who has committed crimes (I guess you have to have NOT committed crimes to be arrested according to his constitution. And after Trump stole records that were to have gone to the National Archives, and lied about what he took, and took nuclear secrets that could gravely endanger the US and others, he an his attorney said all the records had been returned, and a couple of days later a whole shit load more are found. definitely a bunch of nut jobs supporting him.

[AviatorTom]

I wouldn't do anything. It would be our justice system in action.

But no one needs to worry... it will never happen. If anything, he'll get slapped with a small fine and told he did a bad thing by not properly handling sensitive government documents, and all those documents will go into the National Archives, where they should have gone originally.

[supercutebutt]

I will watch on TV as the cognitively challenged community melts down and then enjoy seeing them sent home to Satan by law enforcement after the loons take to the streets with their flagpoles and bear spray. Quick, clean removal from society. :)

[BlueScorpio]

Nothing? He's billionaire, I'm sure he'll find a way to wiggle out of some how. That man don't know me and has never helped me with anything in my life.. shrug.

[USLegionary]

Come to the realisation that democracy is dead and the democrats are using agents of the federal government like the nazis did with the SS, gestapo and other federal agencies in nazi Germany to lock up, murder intimidate and silence all political opponents and dissenters.

[FilmGuy93]

Well... to be honest, I wouldn't be surprised if he got indicted. I would be surprised if he got convicted though. It's pretty obvious to me that the way Trump has been treated by the DOJ is nothing short of criminal.

I'm interested to see what happens this November, because it will determine whether Garland gets what he has coming to him.

[abc3643]

I've been dealing with his bullshit for almost 50 years.

His incarceration would have been 55 years too late.

https://www.youtube.com/embed/lZCRS8b0XoYhttps://www.youtube.com/embed/3GwjfUFyY6M

[Avicenna]

For the past six years we have seen repeated false accusations against Trump debunked. Ask yourself this- what is the federal statute you are claiming he'll be indicted for breaking and how many other people have been charged under this statute?

It's time to investigate all these false accusations and prosecute those who made them.

[UCrayCray]

Asia Janay Lavarello was sentenced to 90 days back in February after pleading guilty for knowingly removing classified information from the US Embassy in Manila.
She had files marked “Secret” in her hotel room.
So it is a crime that SOME people are held accountable for.

[Avicenna]

@UCrayCray; I'd be a bit more impressed if you were calling for Hillary Clinton to be charged. But the facts of Lavarello's case aren't anywhere near the same as the circumstances surrounding the documents Trump held:

www.khon2.com/.../

It's very lazy to try to conflate two very different cases. Lavarello also did not have any authority to declassify documents.

[UCrayCray]

But that’s not what you asked. You asked “how many other people have been charged under this statute,” I was answering your question.
Unless you meant to ask “how many other presidents have been charged under this statute,” in which case, I wouldn’t have responded at all.

[Avicenna]

@UCrayCray:, This happens all the time- you think because some other person got charged under a statute that clearly is not applicable to Trump, that he should be too. They can’t charge him with it, and the one she got charged with is in that article so you can see what it is and realize it’s not applicable to him.

Do you see why he can’t be charged with it?

[Avicenna]

And if you can’t name an applicable statute to charge him under, you can’t charge him. That is how it works.

[Twalli]

You do realize impeachment means he did what he was accused of.

[Avicenna]

@Twalli; What are you talking about? You do know that impeachment is something entirely political, right? Or are you going to say Bill Clinton was guilty of perjury?

[Avicenna]

Anyway, it turns out the true purpose of the raid was to take documents related to the illegal spying on Trump's 2016 presidential campaign. Surprise, surprise.

[Twalli]

Clinton lied under oath, so yes.

[Twalli]

Impeachment is to determine if your crime should remove you from office, or in the case of Trump's second one, political office.

[Avicenna]

@Twalli: So Clinton had committed a crime, yet only 50 Senators voted to convict. What does that tell you- it's a political process. In Trump's case, he wouldn't be the stooge for the elites, so they got their stooges to impeach him. In Clinton's case it was also playing politics.

[Twalli]

It's not a criminal proceeding. COTUS doesn't have that power. The impeachment proceedings are to vote on whether or not what they did is enough to remove thrm from office. The impeachment investigation is where they investigate whether or not he did something that warrants impeachment. Nixon, Clinton, and Trump did. It doesn't mean that they were impeached, but they did what they were accused of.

[Avicenna]

You can impeach someone for anything, which is why I say it’s inherently political. And since it’s political, it doesn’t mean a President actually did what the articles of impeachment claim or something worth removing them from office.

[Avicenna]

But impeachment is a straw MSN here because that’s not what the question was about.

[Twalli]

It does mean that they did what they're accused of. The question is whether or not their actions make them unfit to be POTUS. Neither Trump nor Clinton were viewed to be unfit for office based on what they did. Nixon resigned because he knew that if he waited for the vote in Congress, he'd lose.

[KrisPW]

I'd be skeptical. Like him or not, I struggle to believe that he packed his own boxes and went through the papers himself when leaving the White House. He probably feels he's too important to spend his time on things like that.

[RiseofArtemis]

Wouldn't surprise me if the FBI had those documents before they even raided the place and pulled them out from their jacket and claimed Trump had them.

[Pudsmucker]

I figure if you get your hands caught in the cookie jar you need to pay the consequences and receive the punishment handed out. I have no sympathy for any person. It gets his hands caught in the cookie jar. All public figures lie and cheat when they get to that point. Mr Trump is a shrewd businessman. I know several people that despise him before he was president. President Biden will not pardon him because the trial will not happen until after Biden leaves office.

[nawtee_me]

Indite Hilary Clinton for the classified emails she had on her personal server at home. She was not the president so she could not declassify them and as emails could have been hacked and gotten. At least the files Trump took was at his house where you would have to break in to get them.

[Alex8736]

My question would be why did they wait so long (midterms) to do anything? With issues like record high inflation, gas prices, struggling to put food on the table they are more focused on moving backwards vs forward to address the current issues that voters want answers to

[normalice]

Honestly, I've never seen a guy commit so many crimes so publicly and not get arrested for it just because he makes hateful people feel validated while giving hateful people's money to rich people.

[Surely]

I would be finally relieved if the Democrats could legitimately find something to arrest Trump for. If they can’t find something to stick. Knock it off and do something for the taxpayers! Instead of wasting out tax money.

[RolandCuthbert]

Well, he will be indicted. He will be convicted. But he won't go to jail.

[Googlemyahoo]

Given how the Mueller probe went absolutely nowhere and was primarily left wing hysteria same will be for this.

[NewsReader]

Nothing. Wait until 2024 to vote for DeSantis or whoever the republican nominee will be.

[Rangers]

Attempts from the FBI to collaborate with us will be met with heavy scolding and serious suspicion. If we believe they're up to nonsense, we will deny their requests for information just as we do with the ATF

[BrickBiggems]

Maybe I'll put on a antifa costume and very peacefully protest.

[TroyDT]

Simply not happening. It is impossible for the DOJ to prove that he did not declassify everything when he took it. And, no, a POTUS is not REQUIRED (due to a 1987 decision by SCOTUS) to follow any specific procedure for doing so.

[SmokinAces2000]

I’ll storm the White House and demand they let my king off because it’s unconstitutional to arrest someone who has committed crimes 😡I’m a proud patriot that will fight for what’s right, MURICA!!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[Agagagagaga]

Nice. Welcome to the fight. 🇺🇸 💪🏻

[WhiteBoyChill]

@Agagagagaga You do realize he isn’t actually being serious…….

[Agagagagaga]

@WhiteBoyChill I know. I’m not either.

[Danzigdawson]

@Agagagagaga You didn't know.

[Agagagagaga]

@Danzigdawson Lol if that’s what you think mate. Ever heard of trolling the troll? Apparently not. 😂

[Anonymous]

Use it as more evidence of the lawless Federal Government, and prepare to take advantage of the day when this goverment inevitably falls.

[exitseven]

I will still be part of the resistance and try to mess up the government every chance I get.

[BlacklightShade]

“a patriot”

[exitseven]

@BlacklightShade well, yeah.

[msc545]

Not really.

[BlacklightShade]

@exitseven - so a traitor then.

[exitseven]

@BlacklightShade maybe a traitor to an illegitimate totalitarian regime

[BlacklightShade]

Just because you're fooled into believing an election was stolen doesn't make it legal to attack the government.

[zagor]

I don't care if he's indicted or convicted I just don't want him anywhere near public office again. And it would be nice if he disappeared from the news entirely.

[Sour-rose]

I'll probably chuckle... then proceed to make my lunch and so forth.

[captain_voidwalker]

I'm always down for threatening the federal government. They should live in fear of the peoples wrath.

[msc545]

I will begin to believe that our system of justice sort of works a little. Trump is mentally ill and never should have been elected to begin with.

[Agagagagaga]

Mentally ill how?

[msc545]

@Agagagagaga You mean how did he become mentally ill, or what do I think is wrong with him, or both questions or some other question?

[Twalli]

@Agagagagaga well he was given a test for mental competence. He passed. The whole "man, woman..." thing he bragged about. Thing is, he's the only president where there was a question of mental competence, so he's the only one who took the test. Obviously there's something wrong with him.

[msc545]

@Twalli That "test" he was given had nothing to do with mental competence.

[exitseven]

@Twalli There is a lot of speculation that Biden is in a free fall of mental decline. He is so compromised that when asked if he would take a mental competency test he replied that he already did. It sounded like he really believes it.

[Twalli]

@exitseven he may have, but didn't brag about passing it, which most people wouldn't brag about. Also he may have taken one a while ago, just not recently.

[exitseven]

@Twalli No, he never took one. If you saw the video he was so confused he didn't know what day it was. I laughed but it really was not funny.

[msc545]

@exitseven People get confused for many different reasons. It is not diagnostic unless you want it to be.

[exitseven]

@msc545 I know you have a background in psychology but can you honestly tell me that this guy is all there?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ETmlD0l4T3Y

[msc545]

@exitseven I have more than a "background" - I am a Ph. D. Neuropsychologist. As for him being "all there", I have no idea and thus no opinion since I have not examined him. Neither have you, presumably. So to keep repeating he has dementia, etc., is simply wrong.

[exitseven]

@msc545. I am pretty impressed and I don't get impressed that much.

[msc545]

@exitseven thanks.

[exitseven]

So let me get this straight. You cannot determine if Biden is senile without examining him but Trump is mentally ill because why?

[msc545]

@exitseven Trump has enough overt flagrant behavior to make mental illness highly probable. Trump's illnesses probably consist of an affective disorder and a personality disorder. Biden has some behavior that may or may not indicate the presence of a neurocognitive disorder, which is not as easily diagnosed, and which requires an actual examination. My index of suspicion with Trump is much higher simply because it is easier to see what is going on; with Biden, it is lower because of the inaccessibility of the requisite symptoms without an exam.

[Twalli]

Biden has also said that some of his gaffes come from a stutter that he tries to avoid showing by not saying certain words.

[msc545]

@Twalli Yes, well, perhaps that is the case, but there might be more to it. I don't really know as I explained above.

[Twalli]

I don't know either, I just heard him say that when he was asked about his numerous gaffes. Unlike Trump he'll at least acknowledge he made a mistake.

[exitseven]

@msc545 They keep Biden hidden away as much as possible so people cannot see that he is mentally compromised. He would not take the same test that the democrats demanded Trump take. That to me speaks volumes.
You f]are full of bull when you say Trump has Affective Disorder or overt flagrant personality. He has a huge ego and is bigger than life. It is not a sign of mental illness.
At least Trump is smart enough to know that global warming is a hoax, that printing money causes inflation, importing poor people lowers the standard of living for everyone, China is not out friend and that when you make something scarce it becomes more expensive. That is the kind of mental acuity we need in a leader.

[msc545]

@exitseven You sound angry.

[msc545]

@exitsevenI 'm a professional; I don't say things about people that I don't mean, and I don't say things as I said for political reasons. I would hope you would know and respect that.

[Agape93]

Laugh, drunk a toast to trumpers losing their shit and rioting again

[loveslongnails]

Dance in the street. Believe me, there WILL be partying.

[CuriousMufuxka]

Won't happen. Seven years the swamp has tried and failed. So nothing.

[Xylem1992]

I shake my head and sigh in frustration at US politics feeding on itself.

[joeldalton]

Lmao. I had no idea orange man bad was considered treason.

[GrapeApe98]

FUCKIN CELEBRATE!!! Finally, our country can start returning to sanity!

[eagle1951]

why would i need to do anything, it's his ass not mind

[Cherry234]

I'll celebrate.

[MaxRobespierre]

Berine Sanders please.

[Jennz6]

Please…enough already with the politics

[Red_Arrow]

You have months more ahead of you, so learn to close your mind to it.

[Aerissa_Jade]

You can block this category and not see these anymore, there is a option for that... I might myself.

[jshm2]

Laugh louder.

[Dargil]

He won't. You're dreaming.

[ChiTown33]

Go on about my life.

[Pterodon]

Demand investigation into the Biden’s

[Alex8736]

Also killary's hidden private email

[Pterodon]

@Alex8736 exactly

[Anonymous]

There was no insurrection.

[Likes2drive]

Chalk it up to more fake news

[Guardian45]

Pray for his execution

[9inchestrong]

Fat chance of that happening.

[Jerre]

That will never, ever happen.

[MelvinGeek]

All theater.

[Avadarling]

Whooo?