for removing a president for abuse of office is something else. and the senate vote on that wasn t close. ten republicans crossed the aisle to vote not guilty for clin son on the article of impeachment about perjury regarding his conduct. that tally is a reminder that trump does face different dynamics now. few would argue that using military aid to pressure a foreign leader to investigate your rival is somehow out-of-bounds or personal. many argue it is textbook violations of the office of the presidency and it s something that the founders warned about. remember, james madison talked explicitly about a president that might betray his trust to foreign powers being impeached. while another founder said impeachment would be necessary to respond to danger to see the mag strait in foreign pay. we turn now to two expert panelists. a presidential his ttorianhisto.
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would like it. all of a sudden, everybody said i was running for president. i never said i was running forment as you know. but you hired roger stone, a well known political consultant. roger is a friend of mine. he s a good guy, and he looked at the possibility of him. the president met manafort, who was partners with stone, through stone in the 80s. manafort then became part of this tight circle. roger s, you know, relationship with trump has been interconnected that it s hard to define what s roger and what s donald. while it will be clearly a trump presidency, i think it s influenced by a stone philosophy. the three amigos. the idea that trump wasn t close, didn t know, wasn t aware of anything about who these guys were, what they re capable of, it all strains credulity. so what? well, did the president know what stone was up to with wikileaks and with his campaign? did he know what manafort was doing, meeting and giving proprietary poll data to his russia-connected budd
while it will be clearly a trump presidency, i think it s influenced by a stone philosophy. the three amigos. the idea that trump wasn t close, didn t know, wasn t aware of anything about who these guys were, what they re capable of, it all strains credulity. so what? well, did the president know what stone was up to with wikileaks and with his campaign? did he know what manafort was doing, meeting and giving proprietary poll data to his russia-connected buddies allegedly? we need to know if the president was capable of allowing or even enabling such wrongful behavior, or reverse it. how could he not know? the president s older adviser is doing this kind of stuff that the president is talking about all the times. wikileaks, wikileaks. yet he knew nothing of stone s efforts to contact wiki on his behalf? manafort comes in to save the convention, winds up being the face and central point of the campaign, and yet the president
wisconsin and that of hillary clinton from the numbers i saw wasn t close. joe biden was extraordinarily popular in part because that s how he spoke. that s what he believed. he under stood people in scranton, pennsylvania who were frustrated after eight years of george bush and eight years of barack obama. no doubt. there s no doubt that there s a lingering rear sentiment not only among former vice president biden but other democrats with the estrangement between regular democrats like biden and the clinton campaign during the last two, three months of the campaign in 2016. they didn t want to interact with joe biden, they didn t want to listen to people. by the way, they didn t want to listen to joe biden, they didn t want to listen to bill clinton, they didn t want to listen to the people best how to win states like pennsylvania, ohio, wisconsin and michigan.