1. Collusion is not a crime.
2. The left leaning and controlled intelligence community investigated the entire Russian collusion hoax and found zero evidence.
3. No matter how many times you bring up the Trump Tower meeting there still was nothing done wrong. Full stop.
4. Apparently the entire political establishment has decreed that it is acceptable to accept "opposition research" from anyone and everyone, no matter what you and I think.
5. And as far as true opposition research, meaning finding out bad things on an opponent that are TRUE, what difference does it make where it comes from, or who you get it from? If it is true, get it out there in the public domain and let the voters decide.
Edit: BTW, with all the lying and deception that Schiff and Swallwell engaged in for their attempt to unseat/impeach President Trump, why is THAT not insurrection and "a threat to our democracy", which is what the libs like to whine every time that something is said or done that they don't like/agree with.
Stretch...I will be honest, I am truly fascinated. With regards to Trump he sure seems like he is given a long leash by his base. So I never ask about the things I think that should disqualify him as President, but rather ask the following question...what is a bridge too far for you that you cant support him? That he went too far. And what would that look like and what evidence would you need to see for you to come to a conclusion he over steps the bounds of what you can accept?
For many, I thought it would be banging a porn star and paying her off and committing adultery on his wife as she was home with his six month old son. For some I thought it would be seeking help from a country that has 800 nukes pointed at us. For others I thought it would be having another adulterous affair with Karen McDougall
Some I thought would have a problem with him not giving back classified documents. He had his chance to say "my bad, here you go". Instead he moved them and wanted to keep them. And there is evidence he showed top secret information to at least two people. Why is that acceptable?
As to your list of 5
1) Collusion is not a crime. Nope. You are right. Obama should have been able to collude with the Iranians since it seems like it is in our countries best interest. Yes, Colluding with countries who have nukes pointed at us is not a crime but should prevent anyone that has their own interest above the safety of the countries and not qualified to run the country.
2) In the Russian hoax, again, Trump junior met with Russian representatives and the President lied about it for seven months. If it was ok, why lie? That is always a question that I can't seem to answer. Also, are you saying they were able to investigate everything unfettered, or was there ten examples of obstruction by the President? Why obstruct if you have nothing to hide.
3) You and I disagree with the severity of it. You do get hundreds of lives (spies) have been lost trying to protect us from a country who has nukes pointed at us. I would bet Ronald Reagan would call this action traitorous.
4) When the system says it is ok to accept research from Iran, (Iraq to some degree) N Korea, and Russia, then we are really in trouble. Please tell me another candidate who has used research from a country that has nukes pointed at us?
5) Clearly you have accepted it. So if Biden gets help from Iran and he wins I understand it is just biz as normal. And you wouldn't say a word. That is where you and I differ.
Moving forward, when Trump wins will it be ok for Biden not to accept the results, get a fake set of electors and have Harris do what Pence did not do?
And here is a question, what do you think a Trump 2024-2028 term will look like? Do you think he leaves office in 2029? Do you think my kids, your cousins, nieces and nephews, brothers and sisters will have the same ability to vote someone into or out of office in November of 2028 and moving forward?