FBI raiding treasonists home

[Turkeytop]

If he pleads guilty and pays a $1 fine, would he, as a convicted felon, be elligible to run for President again?

Yes, there is no provision against that.

The question is rhetorical. I already know the answer.

Would America elect a convicted felon?

[Matt]

If he pleads guilty and pays a $1 fine, would he, as a convicted felon, be elligible to run for President again?

The question is, would he file bankruptcy to try and avoid paying $1?

[Turkeytop]

If he pleads guilty and pays a $1 fine, would he, as a convicted felon, be elligible to run for President again?

The question is, would he file bankruptcy to try and avoid paying $1?

[Rate This]

If he pleads guilty and pays a $1 fine, would he, as a convicted felon, be elligible to run for President again?

Yes, there is no provision against that.

The question is rhetorical. I already know the answer.

Would America elect a convicted felon?

I put nothing past this country anymore. The place is on fire.

[TC Talks]

If they do prosecute, they should offer him a plea deal (which he would undoubtedly reject, but that is beside the point) whereby for a guilty plea, he pays a small fine. Sandy Berger lied to law enforcement, stole classified documents, and cut them up with scissors. He got a $10k fine.

By sheer volume and recent history in prosecuting these things they could offer him a plea deal which he rejects. But remember Reality Winner? She stole a single document and leaked it and got 5 years. He has HUNDREDS of documents. Given him a small fine would signal to others that it’s ok to do this with little consequence. That’s not appropriate here.

It is if you're a blind Trump patsy

[Lester The Nightfly]

I just hope everyone is prepared for a time when allied intelligence agencies refuse to participate in gathering or sharing information with the United States because we can't be counted on to swiftly and harshly deal with individuals who would betray that trust.

[TC Talks]

I just hope everyone is prepared for a time when allied intelligence agencies refuse to participate in gathering or sharing information with the United States because we can't be counted on to swiftly and harshly deal with individuals who would betray that trust.

it might be obvious that I would love to see Trump fry. However the US intelligence agencies have traditionally just done whatever they want not worrying so much about repercussions from allies.

[Lester The Nightfly]

I just hope everyone is prepared for a time when allied intelligence agencies refuse to participate in gathering or sharing information with the United States because we can't be counted on to swiftly and harshly deal with individuals who would betray that trust.

it might be obvious that I would love to see Trump fry. However the US intelligence agencies have traditionally just done whatever they want not worrying so much about repercussions from allies.

My point was if overseas agencies start to believe information they pass along to the US may compromise their own information apparatus because we can't maintain secrecy then it shouldn't be any surprise they would cut us off. To be sure it would include intelligence our agencies could not gather if not for their cooperation. The entire effort is based on a degree of mutual trust which appears we've squandered.

[bmw]

What "secrets" are now out in the open as a direct result of Trump taking the documents that he took?

[Matt]

What "secrets" are now out in the open as a direct result of Trump taking the documents that he took?

None. Just more fear mongering...

[TC Talks]

What "secrets" are now out in the open as a direct result of Trump taking the documents that he took?

Who knows what he handed over to his buddies in Russia?

Why would he have bothered with all this hassle unless he was selling secrets?

Look at his idiot sons, they probably brokered the deal.

As Oleg Kalugin, a former head of counterintelligence for the KGB, told me in an interview for my book “House of Trump, House of Putin: The Untold Story of Donald Trump and the Russian Mafia,” the Mafia amounts to “one of the branches of the Russian government today.” Where Americans cracked down on the Italian American Mafia, Putin dealt with the Russian mob very differently. He co-opted it. He made it an integral part of his Mafia state. Russian gangsters became, in effect, Putin’s enforcers. They had long and deep relationships. According to a tape recording made by former Russian agent Alexander Litvinenko a year before he was fatally poisoned in London, Putin had close ties to Semion Mogilevich, a top mobster, that dated to the early 1990s.

That criminals with ties to Russia bought Trump condos, partnered with Trump and were based at Trump Tower — his home, his place of work, the crown jewel of his empire — should be deeply concerning. It’s not hard to conclude that, as a result, the president, wittingly or not, has long been compromised by a hostile foreign power.

[Matt]

What "secrets" are now out in the open as a direct result of Trump taking the documents that he took?

Who knows what he handed over to his buddies in Russia?

Why would he have bothered with all this hassle unless he was selling secrets?

Look at his hoe, she probably brokered the deal.

As Oleg Kalugin, a former head of counterintelligence for the KGB, told me in an interview for my book “House of Trump, House of Putin: The Untold Story of Donald Trump and the Russian Mafia,” the Mafia amounts to “one of the branches of the Russian government today.” Where Americans cracked down on the Italian American Mafia, Putin dealt with the Russian mob very differently. He co-opted it. He made it an integral part of his Mafia state. Russian gangsters became, in effect, Putin’s enforcers. They had long and deep relationships. According to a tape recording made by former Russian agent Alexander Litvinenko a year before he was fatally poisoned in London, Putin had close ties to Semion Mogilevich, a top mobster, that dated to the early 1990s.

That criminals with ties to Russia bought Trump condos, partnered with Trump and were based at Trump Tower — his home, his place of work, the crown jewel of his empire — should be deeply concerning. It’s not hard to conclude that, as a result, the president, wittingly or not, has long been compromised by a hostile foreign power.

Interesting comments from a guy who calls others misogynists...

[TC Talks]

Calling someone with a history of escort "services" is a far more accurate portrait of a hoe than civil servant Gretchen Whitmer being call and cunt as you have suggested.

[Matt]

Calling someone with a history of escort "services" is a far more accurate portrait of a hoe than tyrant Gretchen Whitmer being call and cunt as you have suggested.

But I've never said that...

I called Jennifer Granholm a cunt many years ago - do you think all failed female politicians are the same?

[TC Talks]

Calling someone with a history of escort "services" is a far more accurate portrait of a hoe than tyrant Gretchen Whitmer being call and cunt as you have suggested.

But I've never said that...

I called Jennifer Granholm a cunt many years ago - do you think all failed female politicians are the same?

It seems that you do...