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What I'm cool with is wholly irrelevant. I'm talking legal definitions, or as some might call it "obtuseness."
It is illegal for foreign governments to influence elections through fiscal means. It hasnt always been this way, it was tightened from the more general description you gave earlier to only include money in a 2010 decision. Releasing damaging information does not fall under that. |
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Frown is running for Senate against Batlord who is expected to win. I, being from Butt****istan, provide Batlord with information that Frown likes to **** and kill puppies. He accepts it and uses it in his campaign. Frown loses. Bat broke a law. Not his first, actually just one of many, ...... many. But he screwed up using my information to help him win. He committed a Federal crime. |
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This has been a big part of my point for a while now. |
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Frown is running for Senate against Batlord, who is expected to win. I, being from Butt****istan, provide Frown with information that Bat likes to **** and kill puppies. He accepts it and uses it in his campaign. Frown wins. Frown broke a law. Not his first, actually just one of many, ...... many. But he screwed up using my information to help him win. |
But like, what about the law and what it actually says? How come that's irrelevant?
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How many more times do I have to state this. The senate decides if a president is toxic and then votes to impeach. It's the rules. Deal with it. Just like Trump won even though getting over 3 million less votes. The rules is the rules. |
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