THE answer to accountibility....

www.nbcnews.com/think/opinion/trump-trum...ium=Email%20Sailthru

Per former District Atty....the 411 on how decisions r made.

LOL, you are just obsessed with making sure the President Trump "pays" for his crimes, aren't you? Hasn't he already paid? He lost his election, the group of retired presidents reject him as a member. He is holed up in Florida, Twitter and Facebook still have him banned.

Are you suggesting that Trump not be held accountable for his actions? If he committed a crime, he should be charged and tried.

FredHayek wrote: LOL, you are just obsessed with making sure the President Trump "pays" for his crimes, aren't you? Hasn't he already paid? He lost his election, the group of retired presidents reject him as a member. He is holed up in Florida, Twitter and Facebook still have him banned.

Your vague view of the TOTAL picture is stunning.....

www.msnbc.com/ayman-mohyeldin/watch/chuc...l-probe-113651269990

there are CRIMINAL and civil suits against Trump....being banned from Twitter,Facebook are the least ofhis worries.

koobookie wrote: Are you suggesting that Trump not be held accountable for his actions? If he committed a crime, he should be charged and tried.

Do you really support this? It is against federal law to purchase and ingest Marijuana in Colorado. Do you really want to see everyone in this state who partakes to be arrested, fined, and possibly sent to jail? These Trump investigations are taking millions of dollars that could be better spent putting violent criminals in jail. Is this the best use of their limited budgets? Especially on a 70 plus unhealthy old man who will probably die in the next couple of years. Or is it important enough to spend this money to make an example of him?

FredHayek wrote:

koobookie wrote: Are you suggesting that Trump not be held accountable for his actions? If he committed a crime, he should be charged and tried.

Do you really support this? It is against federal law to purchase and ingest Marijuana in Colorado. Do you really want to see everyone in this state who partakes to be arrested, fined, and possibly sent to jail? These Trump investigations are taking millions of dollars that could be better spent putting violent criminals in jail. Is this the best use of their limited budgets? Especially on a 70 plus unhealthy old man who will probably die in the next couple of years. Or is it important enough to spend this money to make an example of him?

Your reasons to not pursue an investigation into Trump's activities:

1 - Everyone breaks a law, therefore, we should not pursue Trump.
2 - The investigations into Trump's activities is too expensive. We should not investigate.
3 - Trump is an old man and will soon die. We should just let him be.

FredHayek wrote:

koobookie wrote: Are you suggesting that Trump not be held accountable for his actions? If he committed a crime, he should be charged and tried.

Do you really support this? It is against federal law to purchase and ingest Marijuana in Colorado. Do you really want to see everyone in this state who partakes to be arrested, fined, and possibly sent to jail? These Trump investigations are taking millions of dollars that could be better spent putting violent criminals in jail. Is this the best use of their limited budgets? Especially on a 70 plus unhealthy old man who will probably die in the next couple of years. Or is it important enough to spend this money to make an example of him?

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KEEP UP WITH NEWS ...trump thinks he will be REINSTATED in August...I got NO idea how he foresees that. AND YES.....you do the crime, you do the time....time will tell (after the grand jury releases their findings)......he has been loose with facts and figures for DECADES....karma ALWAYS balances the
equation. He is on thin ice and the cracking is widening....hope he knows how to escape the frigid waters
(doesn't look good)

So you do want to see the jails filled with Marijuana smokers, even the ones who use it for medical reasons? How about a couple investigations into President Trump for the most serious crimes?

HUH?.....what does MJ have to do with massive fraud and poss. racketeering?

homeagain wrote: HUH?.....what does MJ have to do with massive fraud and poss. racketeering?

They are both federal crimes.