Post #17287 by albaby1 on the US Policy board

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Again,is the crime one that primarily benefits the criminals personal interests, part of a pattern of shady/criminal actions,like Trump..... or is it a debatable situation like Truman's foundry situation?

Let's say the former. The sort of nastiness that you think Republicans should find disqualifies a candidate.

In that case, would you be willing to let a Republican like De Santis have control of the Presidency, rather than the terrible Democratic candidate? Another Supreme Court appointment, all the federal judges, control over foreign policy, all of the executive orders and administrative decisions - four years (or eight years given the advantages of incumbency) that the American people have to live under a right-wing Republican, rather than the terrible Democrat?

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