The sad thing for leftists is that even after the vote, they will still be miserable people. Their lives will not have changed one iota. Trump will still be President
Indeed.
The sad thing for leftists is that even after the vote, they will still be miserable people. Their lives will not have changed one iota. Trump will still be President
Hello Darth,
We have only begun to impeach.
gawd almighty -such ridiculous drawn out drama https://www.amazon.com/MAD-MARGINALS-collection-drawn-dramas/dp/B001ADUL82Well, maybe this will be it, finally lol.
Hello Darth,
We have only begun to impeach.
What happened to the Labour Party was that it displeased big capital, which set its whole media to denounce him full time. The destruction of union power removed any corrective. In the 'States the owners of the media feel less threatened by decency.
What happened to the Labour Party was that it displeased big capital, which set its whole media to denounce him full time. The destruction of union power removed any corrective. In the 'States the owners of the media feel less threatened by decency.
If a president finds there is possible foreign corruption by a citizen who is running for president, isn't it his responsibility to ask the foreign government to investigate?
Well, unless House democrats want to make up some new rules, again, they only get to impeach Trump once lol.
What do you think they will try next?
Impeachment spells the end of democrats controlling the process. No more reading false evidence into the congressional record by Schiff. No more controlling the narrative.
America stumbled when we elected President Trump. He only got into office through a fluke of circumstances. Democrats fielded a candidate with too much baggage, and Putin meddled to tip the scales. That was the only way a completely inappropriate candidate like Trump could get elected.
Trump didn't know what he was doing. He didn't originally expect to win. He only ran for the free publicity to sell his highly lucrative brand name. He had a lot of debts to service. He owes Russian oligarchs tons of money, and he probably pays impossible interest rates. They've got their hooks into him big time.
Comey didn't have to make an announcement of an investigation into Hillary one week prior to election day. The polls indicated she had a slight but diminishing advantage going into election day.
Election day 2016 is history and we have all had to accept the results.
Trump always wants more. He was not satisfied with the tremendous power of being President of the USA. He had to have more. He seized powers not granted to the President, and he has abused his power to prevent Constitutional oversight of the Executive Branch, thus attacking the balance of powers set up by the Constitution. That was wrong and now he has to pay the price.
A President is not allowed to use his office to meddle in elections. A President is not allowed to solicit election meddling from foreign powers. And the President DOES answer to the House. The Constitution says so.
Now it is time for the House of Representatives of WE, THE PEOPLE of the United States of America to vote to impeach President Trump.
He deserves it!
And if the Senate honors their oaths of office, President Trump will be removed from office.
If the Senate does not honor their oaths of office, President Trump will remain in power.
"I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that I take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that I will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which I am about to enter: So help me God."
US Senate of the United States of America
What do you think that phrase means where the Senators swear they will bear allegiance to the Constitution "without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion?"
I'll tell you what it means. It means they won't be partisan. If they have to choose between Trump and the Constitution, they swore to choose the Constitution.
Trump demands absolute loyalty to himself. That is why he fired Comey, because Comey refused Trump's power-grab and instead honored his oath of office to be loyal to the Constitution over Trump. Republican Senators will now face the same decision. Trump or their job. How noble do you think they are?
People don't hold Congress or US Senators in very high regard. What do you think their choice will be? Is it OK for US Senators to trash the Constitution they swore allegiance to without partisanship or 'purpose of evasion?' Democratic Senator Al Franken did the honorable thing and gave up his job for the good of the country. Will Republican Senators even RISK their jobs by doing the right thing?
The only reason Trump is being impeached is because Republicans lost the House. If Republicans had the majority they would surely violate their oaths of office and instead choose loyalty to Trump.
But in 2018: We, The People, voted more Democrats into the House than Republicans. And they are thankfully doing their duty to the Constitution. Just as Al Franken did. Today is history in the making. History will not look back kindly on today's disloyal Republicans. Our country is on the chopping block. Republicans are holding a knife to the throat of our Constitution, and they are drunk with power.
History in the Making: Watch the Constitution in action today here on CSPAN!
Hello Penderyn,
I have been searching for an explanation of what happened in the UK.
And wondering what is this appeal for these old guys with strange blond hair.
Hello Penderyn,
I have been searching for an explanation of what happened in the UK.
And wondering what is this appeal for these old guys with strange blond hair.
No. He should alert the Justice department (who apparently missed the crap website where this possible corruption was revealed) and let them take it from there.
Republicans tried to kill the impeachment today by adjourning.
Silly Republicans!
Voted DOWN.
Clinton's job approval rating ranged from 36% in mid-1993 to 64% in late 1993 and early 1994.[1] In his second term, his rating consistently ranged from the high-50s to the high-60s.[1][2] After his impeachment proceedings in 1998 and 1999, Clinton's rating reached its highest point at 73% approval.[3] He finished with a Gallup poll approval rating of 65%,[4] higher than that of every other departing president measured since Harry Truman.

Johnson can tell bigger lies than Trump, but is too idle and inefficient to do it effectively. I doubt they'll keep him long.
Is this the equivalent of "You won't play the game the way *I* want so I'm taking my little red wagon and my marbles and going HOME"?
No. He should alert the Justice department (who apparently missed the crap website where this possible corruption was revealed) and let them take it from there.