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To: joesbucks

Yes, but when you have a disagreement about the facts, you can say one of the statements is not true. (Hence perjury, which is not disagreement, but is a felony. \

Note that I am not saying Trump will be the one who is committing perjury, in actuallity they hate him so much that they could be lying and Mueller will still have his “case”.

I would hope very much that Trump does not take the interview with Mueller.


23 posted on 07/30/2018 10:12:22 PM PDT by KC_for_Freedom
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To: KC_for_Freedom

Yes, people can be found guilty of anything. But Trump would, if impeached, tried by the Senate which is in republican hands. And there’s little chance of impeachment with the House. And an even less chance of guilt even if he


24 posted on 07/31/2018 4:10:38 AM PDT by joesbucks
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To: KC_for_Freedom
Sorry about the earlier post. Cell phone. It's entirely possible Trump could perjure himself. But basically that has to occur while under oath undermining previous under oath comments. That's what happened with Clinton during Monica. Actually, if we believe that Trump is smarter than most people and plays 4D chess, he should be anticipating any questions designed to be make him contradict himself and avoiding falling in the trap of them.

Also remember, since Trump is President his prosecution vehicle is impeachment. It's unlikely a Republican controlled house would impeach him unless the crime is horribly serious and simply couldn't be avoided. And it's even less likely the Republican controlled Senate would convict him.

26 posted on 07/31/2018 5:55:04 AM PDT by joesbucks
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