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[Long2Retire]

It Is Now an Obstruction Investigation
Which means that it’s an impeachment investigation

Hahaha! That's funny.

[Mariner*]

Trump lawyer says a president can't 'obstruct justice.' Can that be true?

"Nixon's threatened impeachment, as well as President Bill Clinton's actual impeachment in 1998, both began with reports from special prosecutors in roles such as Mueller's. Obstruction-of-justice charges were leveled in both cases.
In the Clinton ordeal, the Republican-dominated House of Representatives passed two articles of impeachment in December 1998 related to obstruction of justice and perjury. The Senate acquitted Clinton in February 1999 after the chamber fell short of the two-thirds majority required for conviction. The only other US president to be impeached, Andrew Johnson in 1868, was similarly not convicted by the Senate".

http://www.cnn.com/2017/12/04/politics/obstruction-of-justice-president/index.html