Trump demands information.

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(05-22-2018, 11:08 AM)Belsnickel Wrote: I would not say it is factual that he is above the law, but as it stands right now that is the truth.

Yeah I wouldn't say that either. That word doesn't quite translate like I wished it would :) - Got it though.

(05-22-2018, 11:08 AM)Belsnickel Wrote: Another thing that should be noted about the indictment scenario is that this is a DoJ interpretation that they have made policy. It is not law and it is not something that has been tested in the courts. So whether or not a sitting POTUS can be indicted is highly debatable.

So, it's more of a norm, and norms don't mean much these days. But I do feel he'd get away with not accepting an indictment. Right now, I know you have some midterm elections coming up, making some things less "factual". Vote democrat :)

So I have a question, is Trump's conduct impeachable by now in principle, should a blue congress go for it (or at which point)? And I have another question. What would happen if Trump turned against the judiciary, say doesn't accept a supreme court ruling on matters like these?