Why Trump Should Soon Be In Prison

--Dr. Ben Carson endorsed Donald Trump’s presidential candidacy after Trump promised him an "advisory" role in the administration,
(http://thinkprogress.org/politics/2016/03/15/3760261/carson-offered-position-by-trump/)
which is a clear, undeniable, intentional violation of campaign law, even if the 'promise' is indirect.

(18 U.S. Code § 599 - Promise of appointment by candidate
Whoever, being a candidate, directly or indirectly promises or pledges the appointment, or the use of his influence or support for the appointment of any person to any public or private position or employment, for the purpose of procuring support in his candidacy shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than one year, or both; and if the violation was willful, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than two years, or both.)


Petition the Attorney General to investigate and prosecute ANY clear violation of this law.

Video ends at 4:32, the rest is commercial, sorry
Chaucersays...

this will never stick so why bother. politicians wont prosecute other politicians unless its something hideous that occurred... Like Clinton. Not sure why we would want that family back in the white house. they are nothing but a bunch of lying sacks of shit. but that could be said about all politicians.

newtboysays...

Wow.
True enough, nothing will likely happen because almost all of them break the law daily....
...but then to devolve into a ridiculous, factless, even actually claimless attack on Clinton (not even sure which Clinton you mean, or what 'hideous' occurrence, or when) while admitting ALL politicians do the same things is just laughable.
If you admit all politicians on both sides share Clinton's faults, why single Clinton out? Why not instead single Sanders out as the most honest and consistent politician in high office, or Warren,...or even go old school Republican with Ron Paul, who may have had some nutty ideas, but was certainly not a liar or a wind sock (turning which ever way the wind blows).

Today, US politicians won't prosecute other politicians that are in their party no matter what their crime, but are willing to prosecute those on the other side of the isle for non-crimes, which is a clear conflict of interest and proof that their prosecutions should not be in their own hands.
As a prime example, I note that there was no censure or any repercussion at all, much less prosecution for Grimm who was caught on camera making hideous death threats directly to a reporter for asking a question he didn't like. (although he was later convicted of other felonies, but not by congress)

Chaucersaid:

this will never stick so why bother. politicians wont prosecute other politicians unless its something hideous that occurred... Like Clinton. Not sure why we would want that family back in the white house. they are nothing but a bunch of lying sacks of shit. but that could be said about all politicians.

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