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The official "let's impeach Trump" thread

I'll duck back out since caring about the rule of law, facts, and evidence is not respectable, as opposed to thriving on conjecture, hearsay, sensational journalism, witch hunting, and re-interpreting laws to fit an agenda.

Sorry, but those who care about the rule of law, facts, and evidence are on my side of this. Those who constantly lie, obstruct, and prevent people from testifying are on your side.
 
Don’t you find it interesting that for every major controversy of his presidency, Donald has claimed his innocence while acting 100 percent guilty? I mean, if there really wasn’t anything to Russia, why would you fire the FBI Director and spend years stonewalling the special prosecutor’s investigation? Why wouldn’t you immediately testify to clear up the whole misunderstanding? Why would you lie in written answers to the special prosecutor? Why would you dangle pardons to sentenced criminals?

Likewise, with the Ukrainian deal, why wouldn’t you compel your key cabinet members to testify and clear this entire thing up? Why would you stonewall the House? Why would you permit your “personal attorney” to be in Ukraine AS WE SPEAK?

But you know, Republicans care about rule of law and stuff...
Speaking of which,
 
You honestly think that Trump is the biggest issue this nation faces when we have Biden leading the opposition and so little voting turnout?

Biden waited until Trump was on US soil again, before releasing this campaign ad last night. In the world of political leadership, by friends( if we even have any friends by the time Trump is through) and foes alike, Donald Trump is the biggest laughing stock on this planet. One of the things this Never Trumper most regrets, I mean it is one sad state of affairs, is knowing the president is universally regarded as a buffoon by his "peers". Does not exactly do us proud. And all you need to know about Trump can be gleaned by watching one of his rallies to see he has no class, and simply does not care to be informed. We elected a guy who does not care to be informed, briefed, etc. And who runs his office like a mob boss.

Whoever the Democratic candidate eventually is has a wealth of material to draw upon:

 
Sorry, but those who care about the rule of law, facts, and evidence are on my side of this. Those who constantly lie, obstruct, and prevent people from testifying are on your side.
That’s a very radical approach that doesn’t help your cause of bringing people to your side, accusing all those that question this impeachment process as liars and obstructionists. Maybe if you tone it down a little people would take your claims more seriously. All that I see so far is a bunch of one-sided hate.
 
Biden waited until Trump was on US soil again, before releasing this campaign ad last night. In the world of political leadership, by friends( if we even have any friends by the time Trump is through) and foes alike, Donald Trump is the biggest laughing stock on this planet. One of the things this Never Trumper most regrets, I mean it is one sad state of affairs, is knowing the president is universally regarded as a buffoon by his "peers". Does not exactly do us proud. And all you need to know about Trump can be gleaned by watching one of his rallies to see he has no class, and simply does not care to be informed. We elected a guy who does not care to be informed, briefed, etc. And who runs his office like a mob boss.

Whoever the Democratic candidate eventually is has a wealth of material to draw upon:


I can’t take that ad seriously given the source. I want great for a great country, not mediocre.
 
That’s a very radical approach that doesn’t help your cause of bringing people to your side, accusing all those that question this impeachment process as liars and obstructionists. Maybe if you tone it down a little people would take your claims more seriously. All that I see so far is a bunch of one-sided hate.

Perhaps you missed this tweet @The Thriller posted earlier. Simply put, Congress has the constitutional granted right of oversight over the Executive branch of the federal government. It's part of our federal system of checks and balances. The SCOTUS can rule a Congressional passed law unconstitutional. The President can veto a Congressional passed law. The Congress can override a veto, etc., etc, etc. All these built in checks and balances are designed to prevent power accruing too much in one of the three branches.

In the case of impeachment, a right granted to Congress as part of the oversight "check" granted Congress by our Constitution, the president was not granted the right to say: "I'm so sorry, but Congress does not excercise oversight over me. I am above the law, and Congress cannot impeach me. I have spoken". If he could legally say such a thing, we would lose a president and gain an elective monarchy.

We are not an elective monarchy yet, and some of us believe we should act to prevent such a state of affairs. And, somehow, you chose to describe that as "hate". OK....

 
I can’t take that ad seriously given the source.

I'm pretty sure politicians of all stripes rely on ad agencies( and we might have a good thread discussing how our election system involves "the selling of a president", since candidates are marketed, just like new cars), and don't actually create the political ads themselves, but whatever....
 
That’s a very radical approach that doesn’t help your cause of bringing people to your side, accusing all those that question this impeachment process as liars and obstructionists. Maybe if you tone it down a little people would take your claims more seriously. All that I see so far is a bunch of one-sided hate.
Fwiw I was taking about Trump and cohort as the liars and obstructionists. Not random people who are questioning the process. Those I just consider blind. I hope you open your eyes soon.
 
Perhaps you missed this tweet @The Thriller posted earlier. Simply put, Congress has the constitutional granted right of oversight over the Executive branch of the federal government. It's part of our federal system of checks and balances. The SCOTUS can rule a Congressional passed law unconstitutional. The President can veto a Congressional passed law. The Congress can override a veto, etc., etc, etc. All these built in checks and balances are designed to prevent power accruing too much in one of the three branches.

In the case of impeachment, a right granted to Congress as part of the oversight "check" granted Congress by our Constitution, the president was not granted the right to say: "I'm so sorry, but Congress does not excercise oversight over me. I am above the law, and Congress cannot impeach me. I have spoken". If he could legally say such a thing, we would lose a president and gain an elective monarchy.

We are not an elective monarchy yet, and some of us believe we should act to prevent such a state of affairs. And, somehow, you chose to describe that as "hate". OK....


I’m not questioning the constitutional arguments for checks and balances that you make, those are great tools available to the people.
 
Here is Trump apologizing for his remarks about grabbing *****. Please refrain from bringing it up again in your continued bashing of our president. He has apologized and is forgiven. You can no longer hold this against him. Thank you for staying consistent in your morals and standards.

The difference being that Trudeau has stopped wearing blackface, while Trump continued to make statements that devalue women.

https://theweek.com/articles/655770/61-things-donald-trump-said-about-women (just the some of the things after his apology).

On Stormy Daniels

6. "Horseface" [Oct. 16, 2018]

On the #MeToo movement


38. "It is a very scary time for young men in America, where you can be guilty of something you may not be guilty of. … Women are doing great."

On French first lady Brigitte Macron

18. "You know, you're in such good shape. Beautiful." [July 13, 2017]

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/10/16/us/politics/trump-women-insults.html

After Jessica Leeds said in 2016 that Mr. Trump groped her on an airplane in the 1980s, he said “believe me, she would not be my first choice.” Of Natasha Stoynoff, a former People magazine writer who said Mr. Trump accosted her during an interview, Mr. Trump denied it and said, “Check out her Facebook page, you’ll understand.”

"Anyone who knows me knows these words don’t reflect who I am. I said it, I was wrong, and I apologize. I’ve traveled the country talking about change for America, but my travels have also changed me. I’ve spent time with grieving mothers who’ve lost their children, laid-off workers whose jobs have gone to other countries, and people from all walks of life who just want a better future. I have gotten to know the great people of our country, and I’ve been humbled by the faith they’ve placed in me. I pledge to be a better man tomorrow and will never, ever let you down."

Except, by his behavior since, those words exactly reflected who he is, he has not been a better man, and he has let us down. I'm sure you will continue to hold this against Trump. Thank you for staying consistent in your morals and standards.
 
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