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This is k 2(a)
That in no way invalidates the ICWPA.
Yes. Actions by the president are not under the authority of the DNI.
This is k 2(a)
That in no way invalidates the ICWPA.
Of course it matters.
As I have said before, the president is not under the authority of the DNI. I am not understanding your claim to the contrary.
Furthermore, the president sets foreign policy, not Congress and certainly not the intelligence agencies.
Yes. Yes, they can, and the internet is forever. A few years from now, when all this is over, and the dumpster fire has been extinguished, we can remind them of it
The complaint itself MUST be given to the intelligence committee under the law, and the WH is refusing to comply with the law, what part of that are you not grasping?Nobody has broken any laws about that. Schiff and the Democrats on the Intelligence Committee are sure demanding that President Trump provide a transcript of a private conversation between himself and the Ukranian leadership. And if that isn't against the law, it damn sure should be.
Yes. Actions by the president are not under the authority of the DNI.
So, whose authority are they under then?
I see many Trump supporters want him to be a dictator.
Well.... If soliciting the interference of a foreign government into our U.S. election isn't an impeachable offense, then absolutely nothing is. How much lower can the bar for impeachment go?
Then interpret the law. Here's the link.
Pelosi Warns of ‘New Stage’ of Inquiry if Trump Blocks Whistle-Blower Complaint
The executive branch has always maintained that it does not consider the statutory language mandatory. In signing the original Intelligence Community Whistleblower Protection Act of 1998, President Clinton stated that it “does not constrain my constitutional authority to review and, if appropriate, control disclosure of certain classified information to Congress.” President Obama reiterated this limitation in 2010. Congress no doubt disagrees with this interpretation, but the president’s ultimate control over classified information has been a consistent position of every administration.
Do conservatives think if they insert the word "constitution" into an argument they are magically right, even if they're wrong?No. Adam Schiff is demanding that the President violate the Constitution. The Constitution will win out every single time.
Right?!
Getting tired of this.
Right?!
Getting tired of this.
We will just have to disagree. When the Intelligence Committee demands information that clearly violates separation of powers, it has no case.
If you're tired, how about taking a nap?
Well, Americans do at least.
But he's not.Right?!
Getting tired of this.
The trumpanzees are merely gaslighting. There is no desire from them to discuss anything.
Reality: "Here's the law verbatim"
Trumpanzees: "No it isn't"
The trumpanzees are merely gaslighting. There is no desire from them to discuss anything.
Reality: "Here's the law verbatim"
Trumpanzees: "No it isn't"
The trumpanzees are merely gaslighting. There is no desire from them to discuss anything.
Reality: "Here's the law verbatim"
Trumpanzees: "No it isn't"
Then interpret the law. Here's the link.
Pelosi Warns of ‘New Stage’ of Inquiry if Trump Blocks Whistle-Blower Complaint
No, here's the part of the law that some are ignoring.
Maguire has claimed that “the complaint concerns conduct by someone outside of the Intelligence Community and … involves confidential and potentially privileged communications.”
And I've already refuted you. You are misinterpreting the language of what the IG's responsibilities are.
It does not matter if the subject of the complaint is of a higher rank than the DNI. It's totally irrelevant. What's relevant is the law I've cited to you. Would you like to go over it again?
This whole thread can be summarized in that post.
So when some future democrat president pressures a foreign government for information about an opponent, he just gets to do it if its a private conversation?
Do you hear what you are saying?
I'm not saying you don't believe trump is innocent, I'm positive you are.
But you're basically saying that once elected a president can do as he pleases without question or sanction.
And that's ridiculous. Presidents aren't kings.
Oh, I don't know. Lots of people weren't upset when the Clinton campaign solicited anti-Trump dirt from Russia. Those same folks weren't bent out of shape when the Obama Admin used that information in a court of law again an American citizen.
The trumpanzees are merely gaslighting. There is no desire from them to discuss anything.
Reality: "Here's the law verbatim"
Trumpanzees: "No it isn't"
You haven't even come close.
Because now you are trying to argue that a Congessional stature supercedes the Constitution.
The president sets foreign policy.