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ancianita

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11. Their ideas were traitorous, but they're still overed by 1A. What law can you cite that they broke?

Thu Dec 15, 2022, 11:31 AM

Dec 2022

Because I've been looking for it and can't find it.

They only broke the law of conspiracy if their ideas or suggestions can be tied to Meadows texting back agreement, whether he materially acted on them or not; but any such exchange would likely have to be more than once to qualify as conspiracy. They would claim that they were simply exchanging ideas with a former congressional colleague, nothing else. Whatever law they broke, a lot of evidence of intent and collusion would have to be gathered, and one would think Jack Smith already has a full plate.

If he nails Trump through Meadows and/or Oathkeepers or Flynn, maybe later their texts might be used in charges of aiding and abetting.

Just my opinion.

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If you tried to overthrow the government* you should not be alllowed to be part of that government. [View all] Botany Dec 2022 OP

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The Wrecking Crew markodochartaigh Dec 2022 #34

I think that's what the Constitution says, anyway, in the 14th Amendment? Mister Ed Dec 2022 #2

YES, yes indeed!! Duppers Dec 2022 #4

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I truly believe they had inside help. louis-t Dec 2022 #12

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Seems reasonable. Forget it. twodogsbarking Dec 2022 #3

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Completely agree! mountain grammy Dec 2022 #7

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Well, there is no denying that this is white privilege problem. Baitball Blogger Dec 2022 #10

Their ideas were traitorous, but they're still overed by 1A. What law can you cite that they broke? ancianita Dec 2022 #11

They knew right from wrong. Don't try to tell me they didn't. louis-t Dec 2022 #15

Of course they did. But don't try to tell me the law covers all wrong statements. ancianita Dec 2022 #17

the second they azureblue Dec 2022 #19

Tying "violent actions" to anyone on this list could do that, but so far we don't know if ancianita Dec 2022 #29

Republicans do not care who violated their Constitutional oaths. ProudMNDemocrat Dec 2022 #13

The 14th amendment still exists IronLionZion Dec 2022 #14

I hope you're right and I hope this US Code on aiding and abetting works to nail them. ancianita Dec 2022 #18

Me too but let's not hold our breath. triron Dec 2022 #28

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Sure seems like it. triron Dec 2022 #27

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Glenn K, from last night (12-14-22)... RobertDevereaux Dec 2022 #32

Our DOJ is not up to it. triron Dec 2022 #33

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They were just shitposting! Like one does when they lose. maxsolomon Dec 2022 #38

And if you voted to reject the results, you need to be removed from office MadLinguist Dec 2022 #39

A common sense approach by the OP that I agree with nightwing1240 Dec 2022 #40

agree republianmushroom Dec 2022 #42

Totally agree! Throw these traitors out on their asses! Initech Dec 2022 #43