To IMPEACH ????

[JLM]

lmao you and walter are delusional.

i.y.h.o.

 

[Ocean Breeze]

Right. When he lashes out without Congress input, there is no control pover how or when he lashes out. His orders of dropping bombs on Syria without Congressional input is a prime example of how impulsive and scary his actions can be. So I can't blame his staff for being tentative about rebelling against him. But they aren't doing the country any favours when they don't.

Exactly........... His staff intimidation is just cause for mass resignations........ IF they want to maintain their own ethical standards.

He really IS behaving like a dictator.......... and he controls his staff via fear and intimidation..

How on earth is this a democratic Republic (Gov)

It is also much easier to DICTATE than to work via a democratic process. He has no patience for the latter.

His MO is to divide and conquer.......while behaving like a dictator.

But his supporters seem to like that........

 

[spaminator]

Democrat lawmaker opposed to impeachment of Trump will switch parties: report
Reuters
Published:
December 14, 2019
Updated:
December 14, 2019 6:18 PM EST
U.S. President Donald Trump smiles while talking to Naval Academy Midshipmen in the seats during the second half of the Army vs. Navy football game at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, Saturday, Dec. 14, 2019.Danny Wild / USA TODAY Sports
WASHINGTON — A Democratic U.S. lawmaker who opposed his party’s moves to impeach President Donald Trump told staff on Saturday he will become a Republican as soon as next week, the New York Times reported, citing unnamed sources familiar with the discussions.
New Jersey Congressman Jeff Van Drew is one of just two Democrats who voted against setting up the impeachment inquiry in the U.S. House of Representatives on Oct. 31.
If he changes his political party, it would be a sign of the strain the impeachment process is putting on moderate Democrats.
Trump carried Van Drew’s district in the 2016 presidential election and Democrats in similar districts face a deluge of Republican advertising attacks over impeachment and voters who are divided on the subject.
Democrats in the House on Friday approved two charges against Trump over his efforts to pressure Ukraine to investigate Democratic political rival Joe Biden.
Story continues below
Trump is expected to become the third U.S. president to be impeached when the full Democratic-led House votes on the charges, likely next week, setting up a trial in the Republican-controlled Senate. Trump’s fellow Republicans have shown no signs of wanting to remove Trump from office.
http://nytimes.com/2019/12/14/us/politics/jeff-van-drew-democrat-republican.html
http://torontosun.com/news/world/de...peachment-of-trump-will-switch-parties-report

 

[Serryah]

http://nytimes.com/2019/12/14/us/politics/jeff-van-drew-democrat-republican.html
http://torontosun.com/news/world/de...peachment-of-trump-will-switch-parties-report

And some Republicans have dropped the Republican party.


Personally the ones to drop and go Independent are better than switching parties, but that's just personal opinion.


I've more contempt for Mitch McConnell and others who say they've already found Trump innocent when the Trial hasn't even happened yet.

By rights, McConnell, Graham and others should be dismissed for bias, as any other juror in any other trial would be.

 

[Twin_Moose]

And some Republicans have dropped the Republican party.
Personally the ones to drop and go Independent are better than switching parties, but that's just personal opinion.
I've more contempt for Mitch McConnell and others who say they've already found Trump innocent when the Trial hasn't even happened yet.
By rights, McConnell, Graham and others should be dismissed for bias, as any other juror in any other trial would be.

Over 1/2 the country doesn't believe Trump should be impeached before the trial.

63 Million Americans voted for Trump and the left are trying to dismiss their choice, is'nt that also biased?

 

[Walter]

lmao You and Walter are delusional.

Rent free.

 

[AnnaEmber]

Well, I think THAT is true of a lot of politicians, I'd bet at least a 1/4 of them. It's not really all their fault because of overlapping philosophies of the various political parties. They ALL want to try to please ALL electorate.

(shrugs) And Trump only wants to please himself and his voters and eff everyone else.

 

[AnnaEmber]

i.y.h.o.

idcwyoi

 

[Hoid]

Over 1/2 the country doesn't believe Trump should be impeached before the trial.

63 Million Americans voted for Trump and the left are trying to dismiss their choice, is'nt that also biased?

Your figures are a little off.

Majority of Americans support ousting Trump from office, new poll shows
The poll also found that 70 percent believe that the president was wrong to pressure Ukraine to launch a probe into his political rivals.
https://www.politico.com/news/2019/11/18/majority-support-removing-trump-071341

 

[AnnaEmber]

Over 1/2 the country doesn't believe Trump should be impeached before the trial.

63 Million Americans voted for Trump and the left are trying to dismiss their choice, is'nt that also biased?

So? Most people on the planet once thought the universe revolved around Earth, too.

Democracy serves the majority.

 

[AnnaEmber]

Rent free.

No charge for a short visit. You wanna park your tiny mind in there and it will cost you an arm and a leg.

 

[JLM]

idcwyoi

Not sure what the "c" stands for.

 

[JLM]

No charge for a short visit. You wanna park your tiny mind in there and it will cost you an arm and a leg.

Once you take an arm and a leg you'll have him for the duration.

 

[JLM]

Not sure what the "c" stands for.

Never mind!

 

[Ocean Breeze]

And some Republicans have dropped the Republican party.


Personally the ones to drop and go Independent are better than switching parties, but that's just personal opinion.


I've more contempt for Mitch McConnell and others who say they've already found Trump innocent when the Trial hasn't even happened yet.

By rights, McConnell, Graham and others should be dismissed for bias, as any other juror in any other trial would be.

Indeed. Mitch has aligned himself with the white house........and together they have built a wall of resistance to any kind of effective oversight......let alone the impeachment process. The FIX is IN.

 

[JLM]

(shrugs) And Trump only wants to please himself and his voters and eff everyone else.

I don't see Donald quite that way. I see Donald as a guy I could approach and tell him "cut out the f**king bull shit Donald and then we can have a sensible conversation" and we would.

 

[Twin_Moose]

Your figures are a little off.
Majority of Americans support ousting Trump from office, new poll shows
The poll also found that 70 percent believe that the president was wrong to pressure Ukraine to launch a probe into his political rivals.
https://www.politico.com/news/2019/11/18/majority-support-removing-trump-071341

Link

Seventy percent of Americans said that lowering the cost of prescription drugs is more important than impeachment, 65 percent said that passing new trade deals is more important than impeachment, and 69 percent said that revitalizing America’s infrastructure is more critical than impeaching President Trump.

Across 6 Battleground States Voters Oppose Impeaching & Removing Trump 52-44%

Link

The survey results for those key states were released Monday. Here is how they break down:
92% of Republicans oppose impeachment and removal, compared to 5% who support it.
14% of Democrats oppose impeachment and removal, while 84% support it.
55% of independents are against impeachment and removal, compared to 39% who back it.
50% of all those surveyed support the impeachment inquiry of Trump, while 45% oppose it.
The poll, conducted Oct. 13-20, surveyed 1,934 registered voters in the battleground states. The margin of error is plus or minus 2.8%.

 

[Hoid]

thanks for proving my point for me, but I already did.

 

[JLM]

geee Is that another profundity?
I'm human. Life is full of mistakes.

Yeah, O.K.

 

[Ocean Breeze]

Senate GOP accused of violating oath to be impartial jurors


Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) said last week that he was working in ��total coordination�� with the White House �� something a top Democrat said was akin to ��the foreman of the jury saying he��s going to work hand in glove with the defense attorney.��

source: WAPO