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Originally Posted by
JimL
Trump couldn't care less one way or the other, he's trying to deflect from his impeachment.
While you seethe in your hatred of Trump and use this as a cheap attack, the families of the soldiers who actually served are extremely grateful, and thanked him profusely.
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tWebber

Originally Posted by
shunyadragon
. . . convicted of serious crimes by military courts.
So what? Practically speaking, no different from a Presidential pardon of any conviction, no matter how serious, in civilian Federal courts.
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Originally Posted by
Teallaura
If so, he's doing the Dems a favor. Now there are allegations against another witness.
Linky?
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Originally Posted by
Cow Poke
While you seethe in your hatred of Trump and use this as a cheap attack, the families of the soldiers who actually served are extremely grateful, and thanked him profusely.
Of course the family members are grateful, what a silly argument for a pardon. They are convicted murderers, pardoned only because they are military, for political reasons. That's how Trump operates.
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tWebber

Originally Posted by
Cow Poke
Yes, do you know the backgrounds and details? You're surely aware that, even in civilian criminal courts, people are often wrongly convicted?
Yes, I know the details, and yes the trials were carried out with due process and accepted military legal procedures. I believe he should let the military system of justice be accepted and follow the legal course based on the Uniform Code of Military Justice in the military.
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Originally Posted by
JimL
Of course the family members are grateful, what a silly argument for a pardon. They are convicted murderers, pardoned only because they are military, for political reasons. That's how Trump operates.
For someone who thinks that allowing second and third hand gossip hearsay as valid evidence I probably shouldn't be surprised that prohibiting exculpatory evidence at the trial is okay as well. And as for "They are convicted murderers" I guess you missed that Gallagher was acquitted on the murder charge.
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Originally Posted by
rogue06
Linky?
Let me track down the original source.
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Originally Posted by
rogue06
Linky?
Okay, I've just read a few things indicating that Yovanovitch got nailed by Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY) over her testimony that the issue of "Burisma or Hunter Biden" was never brought up to her by "the previous administration"
It appears that in an earlier sworn deposition she had testified that during her prepping for her Congressional confirmation hearing that the Obama State Department coached her not just on her answers concerning Burisma and corruption in general but specifically about Hunter Biden and Burisma.
Yovanovitch conceded that she had indeed testified that this was the case directly contradicting her statement that "neither [Joe Biden] nor the previous administration ever raised the issue of either Burisma or Hunter Biden with me."
I'm always still in trouble again
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by far the worst poster on TWeb" and "TWeb's biggest liar" --starlight (the guy who says Stalin was a right-winger)
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Originally Posted by
shunyadragon
Yes, I know the details,
Please forgive me if I find this doubtful.
and yes the trials were carried out with due process and accepted military legal procedures.
It is not at all unusual that "due process" is carried out, and on appeal, a civilian trial has totally different results. Same can happen in military trials.
I believe he should let the military system of justice be accepted and follow the legal course based on the Uniform Code of Military Justice in the military.
Trump, as CinC, is the ultimate authority over the UCMJ.
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Originally Posted by
rogue06
Okay, I've just read a few things indicating that Yovanovitch got nailed by Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY) over her testimony that the issue of "Burisma or Hunter Biden" was never brought up to her by "the previous administration"
It appears that in an earlier sworn deposition she had testified that during her prepping for her Congressional confirmation hearing that the Obama State Department coached her not just on her answers concerning Burisma and corruption in general but specifically about Hunter Biden and Burisma.
Yovanovitch conceded that she had indeed testified that this was the case directly contradicting her statement that "neither [Joe Biden] nor the previous administration ever raised the issue of either Burisma or Hunter Biden with me."
Yep, that was it (one of them). Sorry, I had a second hand link but not the primary - and my afternoon was already spoken for.