(09-28-2019, 10:40 AM)mikesez Wrote:

(09-28-2019, 10:00 AM)B2hibry Wrote: And as much as you squirm now, you still will not find your example. Idiotic to ignore the actual crime because one of the the individuals WAS running for Dem nomination. Ya'll grasped at Don jr. for less. What hurt does the other party suffer at the hands of Trump in all this? Joe was not getting the nod over Warren anyways. Little brain exercise for ya...remove Joe Biden from the equation altogether and concentrate on Hunter. I know the answer but humor us...How do ya feel?

I'm not saying Trump should have ignored the alleged crime.  If he really wanted to punish Hunter Biden and steer our government away from nepotism, 

1) lead by example.  Stop enriching your own children.
2) get the people who actually properly answer to you, the DoJ, on the case.  See if they find evidence that US law was violated.  Remember, even if Ukraine's laws were broken, doesn't mean US laws were, and vice-versa. 
3) if there is probable cause that US laws were broken, have a DoJ spokesperson announce an investigation. get a warrant.
4) ask for Ukraine's help to execute the warrant.

What Trump did, though, was clearly aimed at bamboozling a novice Ukrainian president, and hopefully inducing him to drafting a press release complaining about how corrupt Biden and Obama were.  Fortunately the Ukrainian President didn't take the bait and is trying to stay out of it.  He's only said that he's going to investigate *everything* that went on with prosecutions around 2015, not Biden specifically.  

Consider that a man who was a comedian only two years ago, and still doesn't have his cabinet in place, has a better understanding of how to be discreet as the president of a country, than Trump does after 3 years and near 100% turnover in his cabinet.