DOJ preparing charges against Sen. Robert Menendez (D-NJ)

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DOJ reportedly preparing criminal charges against Sen. Menendez

The Justice Department reportedly is preparing to charge New Jersey Democratic Sen. Robert Menendez with corruption counts over allegations he used his office to help a Democratic donor.

CNN and The New York Times reported Friday that the charges are being prepared.

The case against the powerful lawmaker, two years in the making, comes at a sensitive time for Menendez -- and the Obama administration. Menendez has been a leading critic of the direction of current diplomatic talks with Iran over its nuclear program, and has helped draft legislation meant to check the administration's power to negotiate a deal. [Emphasis added]
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"Don't mess with the king," I guess is the lesson to take from this, or it will be "Off with your head!"
 
Viligant_Warrior said:
"Don't mess with the king," I guess is the lesson to take from this, or it will be "Off with your head!"
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Obviously.......I still have a hard time understanding why he cannot be removed...the whole lot of them removed.....they are nothing more than snakes in the grass.....!
 
Let's hope someone else picks up the torch. The Senate must assert its constitutional authority to ratify treaties.
 
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