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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsI'm having trouble distinguishing the legal strategy from Trump's obstruction
other than the hilarity over Guiliani's remarks on Hannity and Fox and Friends, that is.Anyone else??
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I'm having trouble distinguishing the legal strategy from Trump's obstruction (Original Post)
RandomAccess
May 2018
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mahatmakanejeeves
(57,417 posts)1. One is fire, ready, aim. The other is not. NT
underpants
(182,787 posts)2. They are trying to be obstruct it
Yes it's circular
RockRaven
(14,959 posts)3. There's a good reason for that...
Obstruction IS Trump's legal strategy.
What are his other options? Confessing and pleading guilty? Allowing a full and fair investigation and trial? Both of those routes end with impeachment, jail time, and asset forfeiture.
jberryhill
(62,444 posts)4. Ding, ding ding
Someone posted yesterday "the truth will set you free".
Well, duh, if you are guilty of a crime, the truth is certainly not going to set you free. So at some point you have to make the decision on whether you want to go down for perjury and obstruction, or the thing you actually did.
RandomAccess
(5,210 posts)5. Exactly what I've been thinking --
except that how is ANY lawyer (well other than a Michael Cohen) would go along with that??