If we get to the point where witnesses testify, documents are entered into evidece, and the DeutscheBank records are exposed, there will be a serious need for a compelling distraction.
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Maybe assassinate some more people who have said ‘bad things’.
The case for Trump’s impeachment seemed quite strong more than two months ago, and the evidence provided to the House’s impeachment inquiry has strengthened it further.
The president’s abuse of power is not in dispute. It is clear that he used the powers of his office in an attempt to extract a corrupt favor for his personal benefit, and this is precisely the sort of offense that impeachment was designed to keep in check.
It doesn’t matter if the attempt succeeded. All that matters is that the attempt was made.
It is also undeniable that he has sought to impede the investigation into his misconduct. The president has committed the offenses he is accused of committing, and the House should approve both articles of impeachment.
The president doesn’t have a credible line of defense left. That is why his apologists in Congress and elsewhere have been reduced to making increasingly absurd and desperate claims.
The president’s defenders want to distract attention from the fact that the president abused his power, violated the public’s trust, and broke his oath of office, but these distractions are irrelevant.
Jared Kushner (Trump’s Son-in-law): Director of the Office of American Innovation, Senior Advisor to the President.
Ivanka Trump (Trump’s Daughter): Senior Advisor to the President.
Tyler McGaughey (Attorney General Barr’s Son-in-law): White House Office of General Counsel.
Andrew Giuliani (Rudy Giuliani’s Son): Special Assistant to the President and Associate Director of the Office of Public Liaison (Effectively Sports Coordinator for the White House).
Kyle Yunaska (Eric Trump’s Brother-in law): Chief of Staff of the Office of Energy Policy and Systems Analysis.
Elaine Chao (Moscow Mitch’s wife) United States Secretary of Transportation.
By the way. This country is ran by the minority. Thanks to no term limits and the electoral college not being revamped. When a candidate wins the majority of the popular vote and does not become president. You have a government of the minority…
braindead Premium Member about 5 years ago
Patience.
If we get to the point where witnesses testify, documents are entered into evidece, and the DeutscheBank records are exposed, there will be a serious need for a compelling distraction.
.
Maybe assassinate some more people who have said ‘bad things’.
Then, “We’ll see what happens.”
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#TraitorTrump
Darsan54 Premium Member about 5 years ago
Hey, DT’s poked at Iran often enough, but fortunately being less crazy than he is, the country is still here.
Silly Season about 5 years ago
https://www.theamericanconservative.com/larison/the-case-for-impeachment-is-overwhelming/
The case for Trump’s impeachment seemed quite strong more than two months ago, and the evidence provided to the House’s impeachment inquiry has strengthened it further.
The president’s abuse of power is not in dispute. It is clear that he used the powers of his office in an attempt to extract a corrupt favor for his personal benefit, and this is precisely the sort of offense that impeachment was designed to keep in check.
It doesn’t matter if the attempt succeeded. All that matters is that the attempt was made.
It is also undeniable that he has sought to impede the investigation into his misconduct. The president has committed the offenses he is accused of committing, and the House should approve both articles of impeachment.
The president doesn’t have a credible line of defense left. That is why his apologists in Congress and elsewhere have been reduced to making increasingly absurd and desperate claims.
The president’s defenders want to distract attention from the fact that the president abused his power, violated the public’s trust, and broke his oath of office, but these distractions are irrelevant.
Silly Season about 5 years ago
Keeping it in the family…
Jared Kushner (Trump’s Son-in-law): Director of the Office of American Innovation, Senior Advisor to the President.
Ivanka Trump (Trump’s Daughter): Senior Advisor to the President.
Tyler McGaughey (Attorney General Barr’s Son-in-law): White House Office of General Counsel.
Andrew Giuliani (Rudy Giuliani’s Son): Special Assistant to the President and Associate Director of the Office of Public Liaison (Effectively Sports Coordinator for the White House).
Kyle Yunaska (Eric Trump’s Brother-in law): Chief of Staff of the Office of Energy Policy and Systems Analysis.
Elaine Chao (Moscow Mitch’s wife) United States Secretary of Transportation.
RobinHood about 5 years ago
World War III already happened and we won. Brought down the Soviiet Union. It ended in the 80s.
RobinHood about 5 years ago
Ninety-nine knights of the air
Ride super high-tech jet fighters
Everyone’s a super hero
Everyone’s a captain Kirk
With orders to identify
To clarify and classify
Scramble in the summer sky
Ninety-nine red balloons go by
Joern-Uwe Fahrenkrog-Petersen / Carlo Karges / Kevin Mc Alea
mikendi about 5 years ago
By the way. This country is ran by the minority. Thanks to no term limits and the electoral college not being revamped. When a candidate wins the majority of the popular vote and does not become president. You have a government of the minority…