Subj : Re: War Powers Vote
To : Dale Shipp
From : Gregory Deyss
Date : Wed Jan 29 2020 07:25 pm
On 25 Jan 2020, Dale Shipp said the following...
DS> -=> On 01-24-20 07:25, Gregory Deyss <=-
DS> -=> spoke to Dale Shipp about Re: War Powers Vote <=-
DS>
DS> DS> It was not a "footnote" it was and is a law. And Trump violated it.
DS>
DS> GD> What you're missing is that GAO was from a legislative body, which
DS> GD> does not have the same teeth; nor the authority against the executive
DS> GD> branch, therefore it might as well be nothing more then footnote, and
DS> GD> dim memory.
DS>
DS> It is an independent body of the government, tasked with the job of
DS> determining violations of the law by government officials, and with the
DS> expertise to do so accurately. What they said is not a "footnote", it
DS> is an informed opinion. It is also worth mentioning that at least two
DS> OMB officials resigned rather than being caught up in such illegal
DS> activity and that when the person in charge refused to sign off on it,
DS> he was replaced with a political appointee who would do what ever Trump
DS> wanted -- illegal or not.
I have been watching the events unfold at the Senate by the House Managers
as well as the Defense for the President and not once have I heard anyone
talk about this independent body of the government. You know why because it
is irrelevant and nothing more then a ruse to try to smear the President.
DS> DS> DS> True, the Democrats did not count on the President releasing
evidence DS> DS> that proves he committed a crime -- but that is exactly what
he did. DS>
DS> GD> Look- you need to understand what the articles of impeachment say.
DS> GD> Neither of them are a crime that is punishable or will
DS> GD> result w/ removal of the
DS> GD> President.
DS>
DS> I have previously outlined four laws that were broken by the acts
DS> referred to in the articles of impeachment. Try reading them with
DS> understanding.
Again you may outline all you wish, that does not change the FACT that
what he is accessed with is a crime, because it is not a crime.
Not even remotely.
Article I
Abuse of Power
Article II
Obstruction of Congress
According to Alan Dershowitz it does not this attempt of impeachment does not
meet Constitutional standards.