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To: The Sons of Liberty

Ok that answers my question. So after he leaves office he could still be prosecuted for it.


51 posted on 10/31/2012 11:58:55 AM PDT by ConservativeMan55
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To: ConservativeMan55

In theory anybody can be prosecuted for treason at any time.

He won’t be prosecuted for anything, because we’re not dealing with theory.

Prosecutorial discretion means that any prosecutor can decline to prosecute, for whatever reason.

The GOP will not allow a prosecution of Obama to go forward.

They will decline to prosecute him whether it be for criminality/corruption, or for treason or anything else.


58 posted on 10/31/2012 12:03:06 PM PDT by txrangerette ("...hold to the truth; speak without fear". (Glenn Beck))
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To: ConservativeMan55
I'm no lawyer, but I would think that after he leaves office that the families of those he left to be butchered might want to pursue civil charges for criminal negligence as well as charges of malfeasance. Waiting until he leaves office should make him have to defend himself, rather than use his puppets at the Dept of inJustice.

The smoking gun would be if they can uncover proof he supplied weapons to radical muzzies, then the government should pursue charges of TREASON. In the very least, all pension, benefits, SS protection, etc. should be revoked. Granting immunity to the 'Beast may be the easiest way to get the evidence needed to put him in Gitmo.

83 posted on 10/31/2012 12:13:46 PM PDT by The Sons of Liberty ( For AMERICA's sake: Vote for the Mormon, NOT the muslim; The Capitalist, NOT the Communist! FUBO!)
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