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The whole Epstein-Acosta affair is so much more meaningful both in human and in political terms than Russia stuff; however, we know that the Dems are too cowardly and milquetoast to run with this.
 
Either way at this point the vast majority of Republicans show no interest in holding Trump accountable even if prosecutors conclude he committed serious crimes.


On support for beginning the impeachment process if Mueller concludes that Trump obstructed justice in the Special Counsel investigation, only 18% of Republicans support beginning the impeachment process in this scenario. 62% oppose and 20% are unsure.
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18% of Republicans support beginning the impeachment process if Mueller concludes that Trump accepted assistance from Russia during the 2016 campaign. 63% oppose, 19% are unsure.
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I noted some excerpts further below.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...ory.html?noredirect=on&utm_term=.a0a396274734
Federal grand jury issues subpoenas in N.C. election fraud investigation
A federal grand jury is examining allegations of ballot fraud in a North Carolina congressional race, issuing subpoenas this month that represent the first public evidence that U.S. prosecutors are investigating the matter.

Officials with the North Carolina State Board of Elections and a lawyer for former Republican congressional candidate Mark Harris confirmed Tuesday that they had received subpoenas from the Justice Department’s Public Integrity Section seeking all documents related to allegations of election fraud in the 9th Congressional District.

Leslie McCrae Dowless, the GOP political operative hired by Harris in last year’s election, also received a subpoena, according to Charlotte television station WBTV.

A Justice Department spokeswoman declined to comment.

Last month, a local prosecutor in Raleigh indicted Dowless on seven state felonies, including obstruction of justice and possession of absentee ballots.
The federal subpoenas come less than a month after state election officials tossed the November results in the 9th District after finding that Dowless orchestrated a “coordinated, unlawful, and substantially resourced absentee ballot scheme” last year to illegally collect, forge and possibly discard other voters’ mail-in ballots.

Officials also accused Dowless of hiding evidence of the operation as it unfolded and obstructing the state’s investigation after the election.

State election officials first referred evidence of ballot fraud in the 9th District to the U.S. attorney in the Eastern District of North Carolina in January 2017, nearly two years before allegations roiled Harris’s race against Democrat Dan McCready last fall. Frustrated state investigators said that they saw little evidence that prosecutors were pursuing the case.

A spokesman for the office did not immediately respond to a request for comment on why the subpoenas were sought by the Justice Department in Washington and not the U.S. attorney in Raleigh, Robert J. Higdon Jr.

Complicating matters is the fact that one of Harris’s sons, John, is an assistant U.S. attorney in Higdon’s office.

Last month, John Harris testified at a state elections board hearing that he had warned his father that he believed Dowless employed illegal tactics to collect absentee ballots. Two individuals with knowledge of the investigation said John Harris is likely to be called as a witness in the federal case.

Mark Harris has denied knowledge of the scheme. For weeks after the election, he insisted that his 905-vote victory entitled him to be seated in Congress. That changed after state officials heard public evidence of the ballot scheme at last month’s hearing, prompting Harris to say he believed that fraud had tainted the outcome. The following week, Harris said he would not run in the special election scheduled for later this year.

Kim Westbrook Strach, executive director of the state elections board, applauded the news of federal subpoenas.

“We support the efforts of state and federal authorities to investigate and prosecute crimes against the elections process,” Strach said in a statement Tuesday. “State Board staff are compiling records responsive to the federal grand jury subpoena and are prepared to assist federal and state prosecutors in their investigations. We hope that prosecutions in these cases will help restore voters’ confidence in our elections and serve as a strong deterrent to future elections fraud.”
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And guess what... GOP candidate Harris' son works as an assistant US attorney there.
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I think we can finally put to rest the disgusting rumors that Jared Kushner was a legacy admission to Harvard.

Nope. The truth is he paid for it with hard-earned cash.

We can also finally move past the lawsuit by Asian-Americans against Harvard for their admissions process being racially biased.

Nope. The truth is that Asians didn't realize they could just bribe their way in.
 
Either way at this point the vast majority of Republicans show no interest in holding Trump accountable even if prosecutors conclude he committed serious crimes.


On support for beginning the impeachment process if Mueller concludes that Trump obstructed justice in the Special Counsel investigation, only 18% of Republicans support beginning the impeachment process in this scenario. 62% oppose and 20% are unsure.
https://d25d2506sfb94s.cloudfront.net/cumulus_uploads/document/9d5s05pspt/econTabReport.pdf
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18% of Republicans support beginning the impeachment process if Mueller concludes that Trump accepted assistance from Russia during the 2016 campaign. 63% oppose, 19% are unsure.
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I really don’t see why they would move to impeach the dude. He’s not going to get impeached in the senate... and he would just hold it up as a victory against the liberals. I feel like it would be foolish.
 
How exactly can man create a plane so advanced that he wouldn’t be able to fly it? In what world is that a possibility outside the terminator universe?
 
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