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View Poll Results: Are Congresional Dems unlawfully using Bills of Attainder
YES 7 87.50%
NO 1 12.50%
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Old 05-13-2019, 12:17 PM
 
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Are Congresional Dems unlawfully using Bills of Attainder in violation of the constitution & legislature purpose to pursue Trump, family & admin. ?

That looks to be the case when Dems are searching for a crime !!!

Trial by legislature violates the separation of powers.

https://www.law.cornell.edu/constitu...s-of-attainder

The prohibition embodied in this clause is not to be narrowly construed in the context of traditional forms but is to be interpreted in accordance with the designs of the framers so as to preclude trial by legislature, which would violate the separation of powers.
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