Zombie
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Must be why Ukrainian officials are speaking on background about the impropriety of it.Or the Ukrainians like Trump helping them drain the swamp.
Must be why Ukrainian officials are speaking on background about the impropriety of it.Or the Ukrainians like Trump helping them drain the swamp.
I'm willing to defer to @sirkickyass since he's actually a lawyer. Kicky, what do you think? Are things of value limited to items which have a specific defined monetary equivalent?You keep bringing this up and I'm 100% certain you are wrong. If you want Fox n Friends opinion, I'll counter with The Mueller report, which specifically said this sort of thing wasn't included in the scope of "anything of value" within the context of Subpart III.
I read 52 USC Subtitle III in its entirety. 301 is titled Federal Campaign Finance, and its scope of limitations is clearly financial unless you take "anything of value" to the most liberal interpretive sense imaginable. Nowhere else in the title do you find anything remotely referencing non-financial contributions, only through a skewed interpretation of that small insertion.
Furthermore, (according to the FEC fec.gov/updates/foreign-nationals/) foreign nationals are covered by the volunteer exception, which further solidifies the definition and its scope to be limited to financial contributions. Trump can recieve all the qualifying volunteer dirty favors he wants.
Some at the FEC want to agree with you and Fox n Friends, but they fully know
the law does not, which is why an external party submitted amendments to the Federal Register for vote:
https://www.npr.org/2019/08/01/7472...ther-constrain-foreign-election-contributions
That was in the wake of the last Impeach Trump drumbeat. However, there are freedom of speech implications that many aren't comfortable with so it'll probably get nowhere.
TL;DR addition - Trump was correct about what he said re:Iran in that out of context tweet you posted a few pages back. Read the short section from the full transcript.
Your cluelessness abounds. The "regime change" happened in 2014 with the Ukrainian Revolution which resulted in the ouster of Yanukovych who is currently in exile in Russia.
Neither Zelensky nor his predecessor Poroshenko are pro-Russia.
Really all that anyone has to know about your posts.
Have you checked? Asked? Even considered?
Is there a difference between your job and his?
Looked at his education? Experience?
Been given anything from him he provided to his employer, and been privy to why it's important?
I'm willing to defer to @sirkickyass since he's actually a lawyer. Kicky, what do you think? Are things of value limited to items which have a specific defined monetary equivalent?
Gotta love Dems not giving a **** about the real scandal (Biden and his son) while simultaneously outraged the president wanted to lool into actual corruption.
Not word or peep about Biden doing anything wrong. Nope. Lets just ignore that and pretend to give a **** about the rule of law.
The Democrats are a joke, including the Dems on this board. You are all partisan frauds with absolutely nothing to offer. Just chaos and noise. You are all devoid of morals and any logic.
Trump was right. All this winning is getting old. Dems spread the lies. Normal people clean up the mess and spread the truth. But the lie has already done its damage. Or so they think. But Dems are so dumb they cant seem to comprehend that this isnt pre internet. You cant get away your lies anymore. It works on a few retards like the Thrilla and drug addicts. But its not enough. Trump 2020. Oh ya. Its happening again. Gonna be winning and squashing your BS for the next 5 years.
No. It mirrors the language of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act on purpose. If you read the annotations on the statute, this issue has been long since decided.
Trump was doing his job. Acting within the constitutional limits of his authority, in seeking the release of any information relevant to the alleged criminal Biden actions. Perfectly legal, and perfectly appropriate, for him to speak to any other head of state as necessary to seek cooperation and actual documentation of what happened.
You keep bringing this up and I'm 100% certain you are wrong. If you want Fox n Friends opinion, I'll counter with The Mueller report, which specifically said this sort of thing wasn't included in the scope of "anything of value" within the context of Subpart III.
I read 52 USC Subtitle III in its entirety. 301 is titled Federal Campaign Finance, and its scope of limitations is clearly financial unless you take "anything of value" to the most liberal interpretive sense imaginable. Nowhere else in the title do you find anything remotely referencing non-financial contributions, only through a skewed interpretation of that small insertion.
Furthermore, (according to the FEC fec.gov/updates/foreign-nationals/) foreign nationals are covered by the volunteer exception, which further solidifies the definition and its scope to be limited to financial contributions. Trump can recieve all the qualifying volunteer dirty favors he wants.
Some at the FEC want to agree with you and Fox n Friends, but they fully know
the law does not, which is why an external party submitted amendments to the Federal Register for vote:
https://www.npr.org/2019/08/01/7472...ther-constrain-foreign-election-contributions
That was in the wake of the last Impeach Trump drumbeat. However, there are freedom of speech implications that many aren't comfortable with so it'll probably get nowhere.
TL;DR addition - Trump was correct about what he said re:Iran in that out of context tweet you posted a few pages back. Read the short section from the full transcript.
Thanks. I had a hard time imagining otherwis . Satisfied, @idestroyedthetoilet?No. It mirrors the language of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act on purpose. If you read the annotations on the statute, this issue has been long since decided.
Who is the whistleblower?Surprise surprise you all seem to be overlooking that the whistle blower is a backer of one of the democratic candidates for president.