I just finished watching today's edition of ABC news and they report
that the Muller report shows no evidence that the president committed
obstruction of justice, but that there were ten cases in which he tried
to and he was saved by the people around him who refused to carry out
his orders. Well, I have a question. If I try to rob someone and I fail
I can still be charged with attempted robbery. If I try to kill someone
and botch the job and fail I can still be charged with attempted murder.
So if the president tried to obstruct justice and the only reason he
didn't succeed was because his people refused to carry out orders then
why can't he be impeached for attempted obstruction of justice?
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Christopher Hitchens
“ What can be asserted without evidence can also be dismissed without evidence.
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― Christopher Hitchens,