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While I have never faced a Federal Conspiracy charge, the State of Florida charged me with Felony Conspiracy in 1973 ... and again in 1986.
In the first case, the State dropped the charge after a judge ruled a wiretap illegal.
In the second case, I never waived my Right to Speedy Trial. At the end of 180 days, the State dropped the charge. I assume the State lacked confidence in the prospect of obtaining a conviction.
I have never had anywhere close to the resources that Team Chump has to mount a spirited defense. I conclude a prosecution team has to surmount a very high bar to win a conviction on a Conspiracy charge.
Do you deny that we were told at the start of the investigation we we were told that trump and his campagin were being investigated for colluding with Russia?
Many of us have said from the begining that collusion is not a crime. Now you have in the report, mueller saying collusion is not a crime too. He makes the admission that he added to the scope of his investigation to include conspiracy.
That admission reinforces the claim that Mueller was on a fishing expedition. Stop and think about what they are admitting now.
Mueller was hired to investigate something that was not a crime. He then went on to find a crime to investigate Trump for. That is far different than saying in the course of investigating a crime we found no evidence that linked the suspect to that crime but in the course of the investigation we uncovered evidence linking the suspect to other crimes.
It sounds to me that many of the critics of this investigation were right about it from the start and its concluding almost exactly as they had predicted it would.
The only crimes being charged are process crimes and there are even very few of them overall.
Now instead of admitting their suspicions were wrong and closing this. The Democrats trying to move on from it by demanding more investigations into other aspects of his personal life in hopes of finding evidence to link him to new crimes that have not even been identified yet.
Is this the new precident we want to set for elected officals. Should they all prepare themselves for neverending criminal investigations into their lives and those associated with them now?
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Bruh', I understand Bradentucky mentality! Have you read as much as 10 pages of the redacted Report?