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KPN

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15. Most here who state reservations about impeachment

Sun Dec 9, 2018, 01:23 PM

Dec 2018

are saying not until the Mueller report comes out. That’s not unreasonable— as long as we don’t accept any watered down version of the report.

Otherwise I agree about it being hard to believe any Democrat here would argue against impeachment just because of the Senate or the lame, false analogy argument that no prosecutor would try a case they knew they could not win. This is the kind of logic and naive high road “diplomacy” that has created non and third party voters out of liberals in the past.

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Former prosecutor: "Should Trump be stripped of office he gained by fraud?" [View all] Laura PourMeADrink Dec 2018 OP

Yes. We're in uncharted territory here, but he defrauded the people. panader0 Dec 2018 #1

Through impeachment, yes. Dr Hobbitstein Dec 2018 #2

Hard to believe we have Democrats on this site trying to argue away the House's Baitball Blogger Dec 2018 #4

Exactly!!! Makes me very suspicious. By saying "take it Laura PourMeADrink Dec 2018 #7

I'll tell you another thing that makes me suspicious. Baitball Blogger Dec 2018 #8

Perfect example of that was the immediate belief Laura PourMeADrink Dec 2018 #10

Good example. Baitball Blogger Dec 2018 #11

It seems like Scarsdale Dec 2018 #13

That is so true. If trump rule has taught politicians Laura PourMeADrink Dec 2018 #18

DiFi fell for the "Gentleman's Agreement" scam that Flake engineered with Grassley. Grasswire2 Dec 2018 #47

Yup, suspected it the second they all were a-ok /w further fbi probe..instant flip flop- Phil Mudd Laura PourMeADrink Dec 2018 #57

Could a push to immediate impeachment before Hortensis Dec 2018 #54

Everyone seems to miss a very important moving piece of this puzzle. Baitball Blogger Dec 2018 #63

Meanwhile ReTHUGs pass laws to remove power from newly elected Democratic governors malaise Dec 2018 #20

I don't think we have to be dirty like they are but Laura PourMeADrink Dec 2018 #30

A unified message would be wonderful. Baitball Blogger Dec 2018 #65

Most here who state reservations about impeachment KPN Dec 2018 #15

Don't you think the Mueller Report will be ready by the time the Dems take the House? Baitball Blogger Dec 2018 #23

Yes BB !!! Start getting ready! It's the way Comey Laura PourMeADrink Dec 2018 #31

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Sorry, I don't believe there's a responsibility to impeach at this time. elocs Dec 2018 #21

Why do people assume that Mueller's Report isn't going to be ready by the time the Dems take Baitball Blogger Dec 2018 #24

Why would you assume it will be ready? elocs Dec 2018 #28

Things are moving quickly. Baitball Blogger Dec 2018 #29

Why do you assume it will be ready by then? onenote Dec 2018 #34

If we continue at this rate with the Mueller disclosures Baitball Blogger Dec 2018 #35

And, someone was saying it may be incremental... Laura PourMeADrink Dec 2018 #45

Exactly. Baitball Blogger Dec 2018 #64

That is the saddest thing ever. If we all.. especially Laura PourMeADrink Dec 2018 #67

Bait, NO ONE is trying to do that. We have a duty Hortensis Dec 2018 #53

trump got elected not by fraud, but by disintereste democratic voters who either voted for stein or beachbum bob Dec 2018 #3

Yes, think we are also talking about fraud in the Laura PourMeADrink Dec 2018 #6

I disagree. Caliman73 Dec 2018 #17

Strikes me as a wash. If more people voted for HRC Laura PourMeADrink Dec 2018 #37

Barbara McQuade makes some good points there! FM123 Dec 2018 #5

THE GOP CONTROLS THE SENATE ROB-ROX Dec 2018 #9

If you are right...let them stand up, in public, and Laura PourMeADrink Dec 2018 #38

We have to ask that question? KPN Dec 2018 #12

Yes. AllyCat Dec 2018 #14

Yes, but the obvious question is how? D23MIURG23 Dec 2018 #16

Let the cockroaches be accountable now!! Laura PourMeADrink Dec 2018 #39

Yes! Civilian tRump committed these crimes and should be held to those standards. ffr Dec 2018 #19

Our Constitution (remember that?) only provides 1 way to remove a president from office, elocs Dec 2018 #22

Sure. Know all that. They tried twice with Andrew Johnson Laura PourMeADrink Dec 2018 #40

My stand is with the Constitution of the United States. elocs Dec 2018 #50

Understand. Not sure why you are saying it though. Who is suggesting otherwise. Nt Laura PourMeADrink Dec 2018 #55

There are lots of posts on DU that claim we need to get rid of Trump elocs Dec 2018 #56

threat of Impeachment led Nixon to remove himself by resigning delisen Dec 2018 #52

The winner of a poker tournament or beauty pageant would lose their winnings, and a new winner... Garrett78 Dec 2018 #25

yes and branded with a T for traitor samnsara Dec 2018 #26

Impeachment's the mechanism for that. TDale313 Dec 2018 #27

Yup, lots of buts and ifs. So what. Wrong Laura PourMeADrink Dec 2018 #41

Oh, I agree. TDale313 Dec 2018 #43

of course Hermit-The-Prog Dec 2018 #33

SHOULD he? DFW Dec 2018 #36

There is no mechanism to "strip him from office" Calista241 Dec 2018 #42

Yes. TDale313 Dec 2018 #44

That is simply not so. Grasswire2 Dec 2018 #48

That is a change in policy that will have to be made by the Attorney General Calista241 Dec 2018 #60

What does it say about the law if he isn't? ck4829 Dec 2018 #46

Who does the stripping? DFW Dec 2018 #49

There's got to be a groundswell - protests - demands to Reps and Senators. But, you must Laura PourMeADrink Dec 2018 #59

Stripped immediately! democratisphere Dec 2018 #51

Yes. In It to Win It Dec 2018 #58

to answer your question bdamomma Dec 2018 #61

Hell yes. He obtained it by fraud. LiberalFighter Dec 2018 #62

Fully support impeachment here BUT timing IS important. Keeping in mind bluestarone Dec 2018 #66