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Politics : The Trump Presidency
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To: Lane3 who wrote (115225)3/23/2019 11:46:44 AM
From: i-node  Read Replies (1) of 360011
 
>> Your notion that the threshold for wrongdoing is identical to the one for indictable is...let me count the myriad ways.

I certainly would agree there are moral wrongs that form an appropriate higher standard than the law for personal behavior.

But rather than discussing, once again, the theoretical underpinnings of your claim, could you provide a couple of examples of what you have in mind? That is, something that might lead to an impeachment by Congress which would NOT constitute a criminal act?

>> End of the beginning.

There are the bones pitched to SDNY. I think it is likely that Mueller did that to get SDNY the out of his investigation. I have stated that a longitudinal investigation of financial matters can always turn up some silly crap, and the bigger the business, the bigger the limits of materiality. And frankly, the more difficult it is to show intent.

This is minutia.

So, once again -- a couple examples of what you're expecting? Thx.
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