D
Deleted member 365
Guest
While I would agree that the Impeachment effort is very partisan, they do have verifiable grounds based on witness testimony. What I do not understand is why they didn't add the emoluments violations to it. The only reason I can think of is that many politicians are guilty of this, and they would be opening themselves to the same charges.
The other thing is that anyone who defends this heap of excrement is also being very partisan. He's a liar, a white supremacist, a cheater in many ways, and a narcissistic, uncompassionate blowhard.
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/naked-donald-trump-sculpture-indecline_n_57b5d9d0e4b034dc73260c94
Has there ever been an impeachment effort that hasn't been partisan? And are both sides equally responsible for the partisan behavior of Congress that we see today?
It would seem to me that Trump has been emboldened to criming because Republicans have become so subservient to the executive. I can't think of another president who has enjoyed such partisanship. Nixon only had strong support from Republicans in the initial stages after his landslide election (and start of the Watergate investigations). Only after nearly 2 years into the investigations did he lose support from his own party. That was before the nation was as segregated and polarized as they are now. That was before the right wing had built up its propaganda base of think tanks and Fox News.
It would almost seem impossible today to see Republicans turn on Trump. He could literally be caught accepting rubles from Putin, and Republican representatives would find ways to praise him, Fox News would find ways to blame Obama, and Republican voters would still fantasize about shooting liberals in a civil war.