What if there was a chance that prove treason with all of this?

[warrior1]

Then there’s the son of the retired Supreme Court Justice Kennedy who works in that German bank.

What if a supreme court justice was involved with Russia helping get loans for Trump through his son’s bank.

Why did he retire suddenly?

[bamagal62]

1. It's a complicated tangled web. Unfortunately,

It will not be unraveled to our liking.

[Blue Owl]

6. I still think it's worth investigating

n/t

[Upthevibe]

2. warrior1....

I've ALWAYS felt Justice Kennedy's retiring was VERY suspious!

[dchill]

3. Another loose end. Somebody needs to pick it up.

[LovingA2andMI]

4. Then, This Democrat is NOT AGAINST...

The Death Penalty for Treason proven with Donald Trump.

[warrior1]

5. Found this

[link:http://

Link to tweet

?s=21|

[NutmegYankee]

7. No.

The definition is very specific. Either making war on the US or joining her enemies and giving them aid.

You may be able to prove aid, but not joining (adherence).

[Silent3]

8. We have no technical "enemies" right now.

Rivals, yes, but enemies, no. There's is no enemy to aid, because an "enemy" in the constitutional sense requires declared or open war.

I think morally speaking that Trump is a traitor, but that's not good enough for a legal case.

[Baked Potato]

9. How about Depraved Endangerment to Americans and Country...

[Klaralven]

10. There is a high bar of proof for treason. Taxes are how they got Al Capone.

[sarisataka]

11. There isn't

Treason against the United States, shall consist only in levying War against them, or in adhering to their Enemies, giving them Aid and Comfort.