Harvard Prof Accuses Trump of Terrorism After Shootings, Calls for Impeachment
“The real national emergency is Donald J. Trump’s terrorism”
If you know anything about Laurence Tribe, you know that he was for impeachment long before this past weekend. He’s using the shootings for purely political purposes.
FOX News reports:
Harvard Law prof accuses Trump of ‘terrorism,’ calls for impeachment after shootings
Harvard Law professor Laurence Tribe has a history of passionate opposition to President Trump and calling for his impeachment, and he continued the trend Sunday by blaming Trump for a pair of shootings that took place over the weekend in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio.
Tribe first promoted discussion of impeaching Trump for inciting violent acts, then took it a step further and outright accused the president of the United States of terrorism.
“How many more people have to DIE violent deaths at racist hands before impeaching the president for inciting white nationalist terrorism and violence is taken as seriously as impeaching him for obstructing justice? The real national emergency is Donald J. Trump’s terrorism,” Tribe tweeted Sunday morning.
How many more people have to DIE violent deaths at racist hands before impeaching the president for inciting white nationalist terrorism and violence is taken as seriously as impeaching him for obstructing justice? The real national emergency is Donald J. Trump’s terrorism.
— Laurence Tribe (@tribelaw) August 4, 2019
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What about the part of the manifesto that his idea preceded Trump?
And exactly how competent is this professor? Obama Constitutional Law competent?
Years ago, when I was young (okay, less old) and innocent, I used to wonder how an idiot lunatic like that could get a job at Harvard of all places.
Now I barely even notice it, because it’s so common, especially from “prestige” universities like Harvard.
How did he get his job? Might have something to do with his membership in the Tribe of Critique.
Like so many others, Tribe cares more about Trump than his own poison, the product of his TDS.
This should have made it to the front page.
I remember when being a Harvard professor, or graduate, meant something.
Pity. Tribe once was a star professor of constitutional law, whose section was always oversubscribed, and he also taught an excellent course on evidence.