Tuesday, January 07, 2020

The More Categorical the Statement


...the less I believe it, especially from this Administration.
Knowing the disdain Pompeo and his ilk have for "international law," someone should ask if the list will comply with U.S. law as well (because the Convention of the Hague was passed into U.S. law under W.).
Esper probably came a little closer:
Of course, this may be why Little Marco is so worried about any other evidence being presented at a Senate Impeachment Trial:
Granted, grounds for impeachment that involved violations of U.S. law (not just bribery) based on the assassination of Solmeini, or any retaliation with disproportionate force or against cultural landmarks, would probably need new articles.  But there's no reason those can't be supplied before a Senate trial, or for a second Senate trial.

Trump may be the first U.S. President who needs to be impeached twice, just to assert Congressional authority over the pursestrings as well as war-making powers.

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