11-27-2018, 07:27 PM
(11-27-2018, 05:13 PM)bfine32 Wrote: I'll see if I can scrub the history books and find one that does pass muster in my feeble attemt to show this is an nonpartisan action.
There are not really that many cases of a President claiming he had no idea people in his administration were committing felonies.
Watergate and Iran/Contra are by far the two most famous examples. Bill Clinton knew his mistress lied in a sworn affidavit, but that had nothing to do with politics or corruption. It is unheard of to prosecute a person for perjury for lying about an extramarital affair in a civil action.
But what is your point. You think that if you can find an example of someone from "the other side" doing it that means we can't call Trump a liar or punish him?
