Red Mosquito

96583UP wrote:

McParadigm wrote:

isn't this also the kind of thing that he can also get in trouble for? attempting to obstruct justice by attempting to manipulate someone's testimony ?

i read an article somewhere (not sure if it was originally posted here) that indicated that a lot of times someone in Trump's position ultimately gets taken down not for what he was originally investigated for; but for mistakes he makes after the investigation starts while he is still under investigation ... the story is not over and he can still do things that break the law ... and this sounds like he is admitting to attempting to affect someone's testimony to congress ... and is that not an attempt to obstruct justice right there?

Strat wrote:

96583UP wrote:

McParadigm wrote:

isn't this also the kind of thing that he can also get in trouble for? attempting to obstruct justice by attempting to manipulate someone's testimony ?

i read an article somewhere (not sure if it was originally posted here) that indicated that a lot of times someone in Trump's position ultimately gets taken down not for what he was originally investigated for; but for mistakes he makes after the investigation starts while he is still under investigation ... the story is not over and he can still do things that break the law ... and this sounds like he is admitting to attempting to affect someone's testimony to congress ... and is that not an attempt to obstruct justice right there?

He already said he fired comey because of Russia. Im not sure why he is still president. I clearly don't understand these things.

Chris_H_2 wrote:

96583UP wrote:

McParadigm wrote:

isn't this also the kind of thing that he can also get in trouble for? attempting to obstruct justice by attempting to manipulate someone's testimony ?

i read an article somewhere (not sure if it was originally posted here) that indicated that a lot of times someone in Trump's position ultimately gets taken down not for what he was originally investigated for; but for mistakes he makes after the investigation starts while he is still under investigation ... the story is not over and he can still do things that break the law ... and this sounds like he is admitting to attempting to affect someone's testimony to congress ... and is that not an attempt to obstruct justice right there?

i forget, but did comey testify pursuant to a subpoena or did he do so voluntarily?

Green Habit wrote:"Let's just say this--he spelled "Yale" with a six.

Biff Pocoroba wrote:Just to echo the sentiments that it's that the president is complaining about the other party being obstructionalists.

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McParadigm wrote:

George W Bush looks like a Mensa candidate right now.