Elliott Williams criticized Donald Trump's treason accusations against Barack Obama, calling them silly and asserting that no charges would arise. He referenced intelligence claims made by Tulsi Gabbard, which suggested treasonous actions. Williams emphasized that intelligence assessments are often ambiguous and do not provide a solid basis for treason claims. He clarified that disagreeing with findings does not equate to treason. Williams labeled Trump's accusations as misinformation and stressed the importance of public understanding of legal complexities.
There is not a serious case here for treason or sedition or whatever else. Intelligence reports are ambiguous, and merely disagreeing with findings is not treason.
Trump's use of the term treason is an act of public misinformation and is bad civics for the population that doesn't understand these very hard legal questions.
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