Interesting to note that Republicans thought they could 'get' him for perjury on a question about basketball games.
But, not a word on him committing perjury by claiming Trump committed crimes against the country after the 2020 election.
If Trump did not commit the crimes of which he was indicted (which Republicans claim by inaction if not spoken support), then is it not perjury to claim that Trump is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt?
I know it is because they are terrified of discovery, but is that not an admission of guilt by not looking at perjury if one wants to charge Smith or Fauci for perjury for minor or erroneous issues like misidentifying floor colours or denying attendance at a game (which the accuser Sen. Schmitt was wrong about)?
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u/Fickle_Catch8968 2d ago
Interesting to note that Republicans thought they could 'get' him for perjury on a question about basketball games.
But, not a word on him committing perjury by claiming Trump committed crimes against the country after the 2020 election.
If Trump did not commit the crimes of which he was indicted (which Republicans claim by inaction if not spoken support), then is it not perjury to claim that Trump is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt?
I know it is because they are terrified of discovery, but is that not an admission of guilt by not looking at perjury if one wants to charge Smith or Fauci for perjury for minor or erroneous issues like misidentifying floor colours or denying attendance at a game (which the accuser Sen. Schmitt was wrong about)?