I am so sick of hearing about it. If they really want the man impeached, they should impeach him for not sticking to the campaign promise which got him elected in the first place. Building a border wall.
President Trump did everything in his power for the wall to be built. But the reason it hasn't been built is because the Democrats did everything in their power to oppose it, and they have the power of propaganda with about 90% of the media on their side.I am so sick of hearing about it. If they really want the man impeached, they should impeach him for not sticking to the campaign promise which got him elected in the first place. Building a border wall.
There were a few "never Trump" Republicans that were working against Trump which was enough for Democrats to be successful in resisting Trump on the wall. I didn't say it was only the Democrats, but the fact is they have been the primary force of opposition to Trump.As it turns out, it isn't the entire fault of Democrats and they aren't completely to blame for no wall.
President Trump did everything in his power for the wall to be built. But the reason it hasn't been built is because the Democrats did everything in their power to oppose it, and they have the power of propaganda with about 90% of the media on their side.
If someone does everything in their power to keep their promises then they kept them.
The report specifically says that he is not exonerated, only that there is not enough evidence to charge him with a crime, which is what most everyone expected in the first place.
In the US justice system your eith guilty or not guilty. Prosecutors don’t exonerate.
They came at Trump with the full force of the law with unlimited financing and got zero.
That's not how it works. Mueller is operating under the precedent that the president cannot be indicted while in office, so no possible evidence would lead to a direct conviction. This video explains it pretty well:
Exoneration, in Criminal & Civil Cases. Under American law, a verdict in a criminal case is binary: guilty, or not guilty. (There is no intermediate Scottish verdict: “not proven.”) In a civil case the binary choice is liable, or not liable. N.B., In neither instance is there a formal legal finding of innocence. Absent a conviction, defendants are generally entitled to be presumed innocent, unless a verdict is clearly tainted
The moving goalposts with this episode have really been fascinating.
These moving goalposts have turbo'd engines.