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So the better course of action would be.......?

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Act like decent human beings that dont lie to and manipulate the public for personal and political gain?

Maybe try to win and gain support on the merit of your policies?

You can hate Trump's character all you want, but you also have to live in reality and stick to facts. You can't impeach just because. You need proof.

You also need to not be committing the same crimes you accuse the other of. Looks really stupid.
 
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Act like decent human beings that dont lie to and manipulate the public for personal and political gain?

Maybe try to win and gain support on the merit of your policies?

You can hate Trump's character all you want, but you also have to live in reality and stick to facts. You can't impeach just because. You need proof.

You also need to not be committing the same crimes you accuse the other of. Looks really stupid.

AMEN!!
 
Start working with the man and get something done for our country. How about that?

Seriously, Democrats suck. Waste our tax money and time.
And Republicans are blatant racists:

"The recent passage of the Voting Rights Advancement Act to restore the Voting Rights Act protections dismantled by the Supreme Court came on a nearly party-line vote. Just one Republican, Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick, voted for it.

In 2006, a Republican-controlled House passed the last update to the Voting Rights Act with 192 Republican votes. It went on to pass the Senate unanimously and be signed by then-President George W. Bush. All that Republican support has disappeared, and it’s not because the question of voting rights has changed so much. It’s because of what the Republican Party—already a hard-right party in the W. era—has become.

Something that had broad bipartisan support in 2006 is now a partisan issue. Only Democrats want to protect the voting rights of people of color. Republicans are opposed. Does that Republican opposition mean that voting rights are illegitimate because it’s not bipartisan? So when Republicans point to their own opposition to impeachment to say that impeachment cannot possibly be acceptable in a democracy, consider the question of voting rights. This is the Republican standard these days: furious opposition to anything that might weaken Republican electoral prospects."
 
There are hundreds of bills passed by the house sitting on Moscow Mitch's desk right now that he refuses to allow votes on.

Boo hoo. The democrats created and wanted gridlock and that is what they have. Give up the impeachment charade and do something positive for the country. Fix health insurance, secure the borders, cut spending, anything positive. That goes for both parties. Quit screwing around with the BS impeachment and do something worthwhile.
 
Donald seems to be panicking. Why?



seems to me like this could be an issue going forward. The clinton admin was able to focus on its business throughout impeachment. Trump meanwhile isn’t doing anything but sitting on his butt watching tv and tweeting. Hope we don’t have a national emergency anytime soon.
 
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And Republicans are blatant racists:

"The recent passage of the Voting Rights Advancement Act to restore the Voting Rights Act protections dismantled by the Supreme Court came on a nearly party-line vote. Just one Republican, Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick, voted for it.

In 2006, a Republican-controlled House passed the last update to the Voting Rights Act with 192 Republican votes. It went on to pass the Senate unanimously and be signed by then-President George W. Bush. All that Republican support has disappeared, and it’s not because the question of voting rights has changed so much. It’s because of what the Republican Party—already a hard-right party in the W. era—has become.

Something that had broad bipartisan support in 2006 is now a partisan issue. Only Democrats want to protect the voting rights of people of color. Republicans are opposed. Does that Republican opposition mean that voting rights are illegitimate because it’s not bipartisan? So when Republicans point to their own opposition to impeachment to say that impeachment cannot possibly be acceptable in a democracy, consider the question of voting rights. This is the Republican standard these days: furious opposition to anything that might weaken Republican electoral prospects."

What the crap is this? What voting rights do blacks not have? When I go to vote, I show them my ID, they check the list, I sign the paper next to my name and vote. Every American can do the same thing and has the same right to vote that I have.
 
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