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To: tet68
Define “abuse of office”.

Would advancing socialism be “abuse of office”?

Disagreement with the ruling party?

By all means, let us criminalize policy disagreements and hold kangaroo court trials for those who lose elections!

And then we can all sit around and wonder where our great American Republic went to, and why our President for Life doesn't want to hold elections.

But to some I guess they would LIKE such a system, so long as they liked our Presidente for Life.

I spit upon such a system.

70 posted on 09/02/2010 4:15:53 PM PDT by allmendream (Income is EARNED not distributed. So how could it be re-distributed?)
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To: allmendream
How about refusal to enforce Federal Immigration law. That is an impeachable offense as well!
71 posted on 09/02/2010 4:20:52 PM PDT by BillT (If you can not stand behind our military, you might as well stand in front of them!)
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To: allmendream

Ok, what’s your solution?


72 posted on 09/02/2010 4:31:15 PM PDT by tet68 ( " We would not die in that man's company, that fears his fellowship to die with us...." Henry V.)
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To: allmendream
Define “abuse of office”.

Sleazy ethics of politicians aside, it's pretty straightforward when already written law has been violated by officeholders. That is not criminalizing "policy disagreements" and it does not make a kangaroo court.

Is it a policy disagreement when I ask justice department appointees why they refuse to pursue Black Panther voter intimidation, said refusal probably at the behest of the current administration? Do you think that just because Obama is no longer in office (assuming that were to be the case) that collusion in voter intimidation should be ignored?

There is a lot of patently illegal stuff going on and simply because the lawbreakers lose elections does not pardon them from these crimes. IOW, the statute of limitations expires upon vacating the office? I used to work at XYZ Corporation and I stole things and sold corporate secrets. Am I free of legal liability for these crimes after I get fired?

We are moving way past "policy disagreements", have been for a long time.

75 posted on 09/02/2010 4:36:56 PM PDT by ChildOfThe60s (If you can remember the 60s, you weren't really there.)
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