https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/political-commentary/horowitz-report-steele-dossier-collusion-news-media-924944/

Yeah, I'd probably drive off a cliff before I finished the 400 pages

Rolling Stone gives the best TLDR

Basically, highlights the baseless claims used for issuing FISA warrants to monitor Trump and US citizens

That's really useful. Saving it to my news folder

Btw does anyone have a link to something showing where Trump can still run in 2020 once he's acquitted. Either a news article or something referencing laws. Can't find a good source

If not that's fine

he can still run

clinton ran again after being acquitted

and won

if i remember correctly

Yeah, dizzy and Louis updated me earlier. Just trying to find a link that I can reference

@Troye - Sauce as requested

https://www.wsj.com/articles/this-impeachment-folly-11576715094

I learned it in high school tbh

It should be common knownledge

You would be surprised how civics courses are absent from modern curriculum

Thanks, thats pretty helpful

Also - it's a rather specific question that *shouldn't* come up that often

Other than the pay line to read most of it

I'm sure I learned it at some point

pay line?

WSJ allows you to read 1-3 articles free every 24 hrs

After that, pay wall

Just forgot a lot of stuff due to a wild early twenties

I think I maxed out my 3

my civics was mostly how to interact with police, and what exactly they are and are not allowed to do under N-number of circumstances

We thankfully had a course outlying the structure of government, constitutional rights, and US history

@Joker That's really useful but a bit lacking

Now it's devolved into a preachy course on US History alone that abruptly stops around 2000.

well yeah constitutional rights came into it

different warrants, the legal penalties if police violate the terms of the warrant, exactly what you're obligated to cooperate with and to what length

Unfortunately that's what my history/civics was until I changed schools to one that actually valued education

reasonable suspicion, and such

had a different class for history, but it only started from the Spanish-American war onward

but that's less the schools fault and more the general faculty in general for literally railroading me into nothing but math, science, reading and writing for 11 fucking straight years

senior year was nothing but applied arts classes

Gotta love the WSJ's subtle criticism -

They have failed to persuade the country; they have set a new, low standard for impeaching a President; Mr. Trump will be acquitted in the Senate; and Democrats may have helped Mr. Trump win re-election. *Congratulations to The Resistance.* <:pepelaugh:544857300179877898>

Lmao

lel just wait till they get a dem president in, if they do in the future