Sideroxylon
Featherless biped
He isn't. "your" president unless you work for the executive branch. We are not in some chain of command. He can't give us orders.
He isn't. "your" president unless you work for the executive branch. We are not in some chain of command. He can't give us orders.
I think I might qualify as a “Never Trumper”. I found him repulsive since very, very early on in the Republican primary as he mocked and belittled his primary opponents.
Yet when he won, I had mixed feelings. I was energized in the manner of “living in interesting times” - which is itself a Chinese curse. Still, I had no thoughts of getting rid of him through impeachment - the vagaries of the electoral college made him “my” president, for good or ill. I had hopes he would surround himself with good people and listen to their counsel, and, being a fiscal conservative, hoped he could find a way to rein in spending and get a handle on burgeoning deficits and debt.
They'd claim the contact with the iceberg was perfect and the Titanic was working better than ever. Even if there was something wrong it wasn't a sinking offence.
We learnt pretty early on what a slimy little worm Nunes was but participating in an inquiry into this dirty Trump/Giuliani scheme that he took part in is next level. Hope this ******** ends up in the slammer.
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I heard an interesting take the other day. The Republicans are going to whine that the impeachment is all political. OK, fine. But then again, their defense is also just political. So let's not let them get away with pretending that they are taking some pure high road or anything.
Worth watching live now. The House has GOT this. I found their pre-impeachment letter thingie flawless (personally.)
You make the common mistake of thinking that the facts matter.
It's like a scientist debating a creationist or an anti-vaxxer. They think that they have the advantage because the facts are on their side. They don't. What they discover is that the other side just goes up and spews a pile of lies to overwhelm their supposed facts, and it buries the discussion.
You make the common mistake of thinking that the facts matter.
It's like a scientist debating a creationist or an anti-vaxxer. They think that they have the advantage because the facts are on their side. They don't. What they discover is that the other side just goes up and spews a pile of lies to overwhelm their supposed facts, and it buries the discussion.
We're only at the Ranking Member's opening statement and if only reinforces my opinion that I ******* hate Republican politicians.
"Constitutional SCHOLARS are the problem!!! LAW is the problem!!!"
Impeachment is a political process by its very definition. Why should they be whining about it? It's just a narrative they want to project, of course.
There are a lot of independents and impeachment agnostics out there. This is for them.
I read a Fox article saying the Republicans witness is going to blast the impeachment. That's all the right needs to bombard their base and the base will never think of it again.
How many of them are even watching?
I heard that he said at the time that Clinton lying about a private affair was clearly an impeachable offense, but that there is nothing here that rises to that level.
Good luck with that.