Turning The Ballot Box Against Republicans

@oralloy,

i really admire how proudly you display your ignorance.

@firefly,

How do you rationalize your inability to point out any facts that I am wrong about?

@oralloy,

How do you explain your inability to see where you are wrong when it has been pointed out to you over and over again?

You just keep repeating the same misinformation over and over again.

It is a very proud display of ignorance.

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Opinion: Where is Trump's Emmy nomination?

https://www.cnn.com/2018/07/14/opinions/trump-white-house-drama-emmy-nomination-opinion-zelizer/index.html

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@cicerone imposter,

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Legal Definition of obstruction of justice
: the crime or act of willfully interfering with the process of justice and law especially by influencing, threatening, harming, or impeding a witness, potential witness, juror, or judicial or legal officer or by furnishing false information in or otherwise impeding an investigation or legal process the defendant's obstruction of justice led to a more severe sentence

As I said, obstruction refers to interfering with an investigation that the government is pursuing, not to the government deciding to close down an investigation.

A perfect example of obstruction of justice was when Bill Clinton sent people out to hide evidence from an ongoing investigation.

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@oralloy,

Now you've moved on to flaunting your ignorance.

That's a little tackier than just proudly displaying it.

You are aware, aren't you, that Trump is an individual and not "the government"? He can certainly obstruct justice, and be held accountable for doing so.

I'm sure that statement won't jar your ignorance one bit.🤣

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@firefly,

Your inability to point out anything that I am wrong about is embarrassingly obvious.

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@firefly,

firefly wrote:

How do you explain your inability to see where you are wrong when it has been pointed out to you over and over again?

No one has pointed out anywhere that I am wrong.

firefly wrote:

You just keep repeating the same misinformation over and over again.

No misinformation. Everything that I say is true.

firefly wrote:

It is a very proud display of ignorance.

Funny how you can't point out any examples of me being wrong.

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Yup, your ignorance is truly awe inspiring.

As is the fact that at least 3 people in the last page or two have pointed out to you where you are wrong, and you still compulsively regurgitate the same ignorant incorrect statements.

Definitely awe inspiring ignorance.

But it is also quite boring, and I'd rather get back to discussing Trump. His ignorance actually matters, yours doesn't.

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@cicerone imposter,

Wow! oralloy doesn't like the law definition of obstruction of justice. No wonder he's confused.

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@cicerone imposter,

Stop making things up. That is dishonorable. I expressed no dislike for the definition of obstruction of justice.

And there is certainly no confusion on my end. I cannot speak for anyone else.

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@firefly,

firefly wrote:

Yup, your ignorance is truly awe inspiring.

Funny how you cannot point out any examples of me being wrong.

firefly wrote:

As is the fact that at least 3 people in the last page or two have pointed out to you where you are wrong,

No they haven't.

firefly wrote:

and you still compulsively regurgitate the same ignorant incorrect statements.

Everything that I've said is completely true.

firefly wrote:

Definitely awe inspiring ignorance.

Funny how you can't point out any examples of me being wrong.

firefly wrote:

But it is also quite boring, and I'd rather get back to discussing Trump. His ignorance actually matters, yours doesn't.

Since you have a history of making false accusations, I doubt that anyone will take your accusations against the President very seriously.

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@oralloy,

I hope you get some help with your OCD. You must get very tired repeating yourself endlessly.

Unfortunately, I doubt there is help for your chronic deeply ingrained denial or self-deluded thinking.

The president has nothing to fear from me, but, unlike you, Mueller understands the law and Trump has a great deal to fear from him.

And don"t kid yourself, Trump is scared. That alleged "witch hunt" has already turned up a lot of warlocks, and those close to Trump, or Trump himself, might be next--and he knows that.

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@firefly,

Also, from the Mueller investigation so far. https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/2018/2/20/17031772/mueller-indictments-grand-jury The indictments include "group is composed of four former Trump advisers." Getting too close for comfort.

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@firefly,

firefly wrote:

I hope you get some help with your OCD. You must get very tired repeating yourself endlessly.

Countering your untrue statements with hard facts is hardly OCD.

firefly wrote:

Unfortunately, I doubt there is help for your chronic deeply ingrained denial or self-deluded thinking.

Again note your inability to point out any cases of me being wrong.

firefly wrote:

The president has nothing to fear from me, but, unlike you, Mueller understands the law and Trump has a great deal to fear from him.

I understand the law quite well. That is why I've been able to correct all the untrue statements about it that people have made.

firefly wrote:

And don"t kid yourself, Trump is scared. That alleged "witch hunt" has already turned up a lot of warlocks, and those close to Trump, or Trump himself, might be next--and he knows that.

Trump knows that he hasn't committed any crime.

Trump also knows that after Bill Clinton it wouldn't matter even if he did commit a crime.

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@oralloy,

Quote oralloy:

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obstruction refers to interfering with an investigation that the government is pursuing, not to the government deciding to close down an investigation.

If the person in charge of investigation closes down an investigation because he fears that he or someone he favors personally might be found guilty, then that person in charge has absolutely committed Obstruction Of Justice.

And Trump admitted that he did just that on national TV. His own ego told him that just by talking or tweeting, he can direct people's attention away from anything that might hurt him, and that is what he figured he could do on TV. He's about to find out how wrong he was.

With Trump's TV confession to Obstruction Of Justice, the only issues left are what else he's guilty of.

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@Blickers,

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With Trump's confession to Obstruction Of Justice, the only issues left are what else he's guilty of.

That is more idiotic every time I read it. There is nothing to prove it, and never will be. Everything he has done is clearly within his presidential power.

Plus Trump has gotten the Democrats to show their special kind of hate for the citizens and the Constitution. It is only going to get worse them.

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@Blickers,

Blickers wrote:

If the person in charge of investigation closes down an investigation because he fears that he or someone he favors personally might be found guilty, then that person in charge has absolutely committed Obstruction Of Justice.

That is incorrect. Obstruction refers to interfering with an investigation that the government is pursuing, not to the government deciding to close down an investigation.

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@cicerone imposter,

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Getting too close for comfort.

In Feb.? What happened it never got close enough? Laughing

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