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Are you concerned about Due Process, fairness, and the
Posted on: October 23, 2019 at 09:33:30 CT
MizzouTigerz MU
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appearance of impropriety?
Really?
Are those things required for a legitimate impeachment process?
Where, pray tell, does one start?
Maybe by not lying about what was said in a phone call?
Maybe by not lying about meeting with an alleged whistleblower?
Maybe by disclosing the alleged whistleblower's ties with a presidential candidate, and his political leanings?
Maybe by granting full access to discovery material? (I think the President's clearance is good enough to cover quadruple XXXXXXXX TOP Secret files.)
Maybe by granting subpoena power to the accused?
Maybe by removing unethical Schiff from railroading the accused, because at a minimum, he has to not only refrain from actual impropriety, but the appearance of impropriety as well; and no one can honestly say he has avoided the appearance of impropriety.
And maybe you want to stop being intellectually dishonest about how this whole thing is being handled.
Maybe you actually want to start with those matters if you're actually concerned that every citizen is afforded Due Process under the law. What exception is there to the exercise of Due Process in an impeachment inquiry?
Edited by MizzouTigerz at 09:35:46 on 10/23/19
Really?
Are those things required for a legitimate impeachment process?
Where, pray tell, does one start?
Maybe by not lying about what was said in a phone call?
Maybe by not lying about meeting with an alleged whistleblower?
Maybe by disclosing the alleged whistleblower's ties with a presidential candidate, and his political leanings?
Maybe by granting full access to discovery material? (I think the President's clearance is good enough to cover quadruple XXXXXXXX TOP Secret files.)
Maybe by granting subpoena power to the accused?
Maybe by removing unethical Schiff from railroading the accused, because at a minimum, he has to not only refrain from actual impropriety, but the appearance of impropriety as well; and no one can honestly say he has avoided the appearance of impropriety.
And maybe you want to stop being intellectually dishonest about how this whole thing is being handled.
Maybe you actually want to start with those matters if you're actually concerned that every citizen is afforded Due Process under the law. What exception is there to the exercise of Due Process in an impeachment inquiry?
Edited by MizzouTigerz at 09:35:46 on 10/23/19
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