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Trump denies report he tried to fire special counsel Mueller

The fact that Trump has wanted to fire Mueller in the past and has considered it means that firing him is on Trumps list of options. It makes it more likely that Trump will fire him at some point.

Yikes..... A Trump mind reader......
A much more pressing question, will we use military might against Syria and if we do when?
 
Facts proving a real crime and not an imaginary crime? Facts that were legally collected?

That’s pretty funny...your implying that facts being collected over past months aren’t legal.
 
You can't prove that by his apologists around here.

:doh

They blindly assume that he walks on water. I'd like to see him try that.
 
That’s hilarious. Sincerely, it is.

Your recollect of the reason for Nixon’s resignation seems to escape you. There was ample evidence to impeach and charge him with several serious crimes, but thanks to Gerald Ford, he instantly pardoned Nixon “in order to prevent the nation from being distracted” when there were other pressing issues to address.

A half dozen people closest to Nixon went to jail for crimes that Nixon would have been charged with.

It’ll be interesting to see what Trump will be charged with and to see if he tests the Constitution to see if he can pardon himself. If he can’t you know Pence will.

The least charge against Nixon would have been obstruction of justice.
 
That’s pretty funny...your implying that facts being collected over past months aren’t legal.

It's possible. Surely you aren't saying that Mueller's team is above the law, nor infallable?

We already know that the whole investigation is based on false evidence and that Strzok aquired an illegal warrant. Now, we're supposed to believe that that actually have enough evidence to justify iolating attorney-client priviledge?
 
It's possible. Surely you aren't saying that Mueller's team is above the law, nor infallable?

We already know that the whole investigation is based on false evidence and that Strzok aquired an illegal warrant. Now, we're supposed to believe that that actually have enough evidence to justify iolating attorney-client priviledge?

We? You have a mouse in your pocket?
 
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