Ridiculous scoundrel Rod Rosenstein thought wearing a wire and plotting to use the 25th Amendment against President Trump was a cool thing to do...except it was treasonous.
Maybe he can tell us why he suggested wearing a wire to record the Commander in Chief and invoking the 25th Amendment to remove the President from office. Where was the “Rule of Law” when he was busy plotting?https://twitter.com/cspan/status/1100076361933303808 …
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Sorry, but no, treason is betraying one’s country. Finding the President unfit for office is simply being honest.
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I mean... invoking the 25th Amendment IS following the rule of law. It's... I mean, it's right there in the Constitution, my dude.
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Maybe you CLOWNS should read the law. The 25th amendment was enacted when Reagan got shot and they figured they needed to have in place a means for the vice to take over if the pres was incapacitated and unable to function as president.
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Jim Jordan let boys sink or swim In the shower room behind the gym Let them be molested While he was bare-chested, A cesspool of deviant sin! http://is.gd/fOqLsv
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If I were aware of a counterintelligence investigation of Trump I’d have discussed ALL the implications and tactics to get to the bottom of it. It would be a matter of duty. You and Meadows will be remembered, if at all, as apologists and enablers of this catastrophe.
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Hey Gym - maybe you can tell us why are stood around and did nothing while young men under your watch were being abused… You’ve got nothing to say.
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You understand that “maybe you did...” isn’t actually an argument, right?
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