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BzaDem

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2. No. Trump could literally shoot someone on fifth avenue, and it would still be in Congress' hands.

Reply to bluestarone (Original post)

Sun Nov 12, 2017, 08:07 PM

Nov 2017

Of course, once Trump left office, a prosecutor could charge him for shooting someone on fifth avenue. But not until Congress acts to remove him from office.

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In tRumps case is there a charge Mueller could come up with to (against tRump) [View all] bluestarone Nov 2017 OP

A felony no_hypocrisy Nov 2017 #1

No. Trump could literally shoot someone on fifth avenue, and it would still be in Congress' hands. BzaDem Nov 2017 #2

Mueller could choose to indict him for any federal crime marylandblue Nov 2017 #3