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bitterross

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1. Removing him should be the focus. NY and SDNY won't be silenced.

Reply to RandySF (Original post)

Wed Apr 24, 2019, 01:29 AM

Apr 2019

I agree 100% we must win in 2020. That way, there will be no impediments to indicting him.

I feel that the NY AG is not going to let his position stand in the way of any indictments though. The DOJ rules are BS and should be challenged. If there were a Democrat in the same position as Trump, a GOP AG would have him or her indicted. We all know that is true

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The Statute of Limitations runs out on Trump in 2022. [View all] RandySF Apr 2019 OP

Removing him should be the focus. NY and SDNY won't be silenced. bitterross Apr 2019 #1

It was the Clinton DOJ who reaffirmed the ruling in 2000. former9thward Apr 2019 #8

It's a DOJ MEMO, an OPINION, NOT a RULING. bitterross Apr 2019 #9

Except maybe for bank fraud, that's 10 years. The Velveteen Ocelot Apr 2019 #2

If Trump is re-elected, not only does he get off free and clear, he has four years Arkansas Granny Apr 2019 #3

Which is BS D_Master81 Apr 2019 #4

exactly! nt. Akacia Apr 2019 #5

If you are wanted for a crime in a state, Cold War Spook Apr 2019 #6

There is no tolling of the statute of limitations NYMinute Apr 2019 #7

Yes that was what I thought treestar Apr 2019 #10