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51. The average voter who doesn't hang out on political blogs

Wed Mar 20, 2019, 10:36 AM

Mar 2019

...and who will wonder why Democrats wasted time Impeaching the President rather than dealing with the kitchen table issues they elected Democrats to deal with.

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There is no valid argument against impeachment. [View all] kentuck Mar 2019 OP

I have one HopeAgain Mar 2019 #1

He will be a damaged VP edhopper Mar 2019 #6

also, NOBODY likes pence. spanone Mar 2019 #62

Yep, & Pence would have FAR better odds of winning in 2020 than Trump. CaptainTruth Mar 2019 #11

I think you make a rational argument and so does Nancy Pelosi at140 Mar 2019 #27

On what Planet do you think edhopper Mar 2019 #63

You are Correct, However... dlk Mar 2019 #2

Then those Republicans will have to answer to the rest of America. kentuck Mar 2019 #3

Voters in the last election kept the Repubs in control of the Senate. Kaleva Mar 2019 #8

There are way more GOP Senators up for reelection in 2020 than 2016 Fiendish Thingy Mar 2019 #18

Correct, and that is why impeachment succeeds in 2021, not at140 Mar 2019 #29

If the patient is bleeding out, you can't wait until you have enough bandages Fiendish Thingy Mar 2019 #44

If you have no bandages, at140 Mar 2019 #58

Yes, they will. happybird Mar 2019 #13

Either edhopper Mar 2019 #4

Yes, there is a valid argument against it. GulfCoast66 Mar 2019 #5

Or the whole GOP edhopper Mar 2019 #7

Right! kentuck Mar 2019 #9

I strongly disagree. At this time there is no downside for Trump in impeachment. GulfCoast66 Mar 2019 #10

Of course it's a political decision. You can be as morally correct as you want. marylandblue Mar 2019 #19

Have to say, I'm with you on that. After I mulled over pros and cons. sprinkleeninow Mar 2019 #34

A valid argument: An impeachment with no conviction would almost certainly hand a second term theophilus Mar 2019 #12

In my opinion... kentuck Mar 2019 #14

Haven't they demonstrated they are not even willing to hear the truth? marylandblue Mar 2019 #20

His supporters either are being brainwashed by choice or don't care. Fox News theophilus Mar 2019 #23

K. n/t rzemanfl Mar 2019 #53

The people who voted for Trump aren't interested in truth. TwilightZone Mar 2019 #30

No evidence to support that outcome Fiendish Thingy Mar 2019 #16

There's no evidence of that Mr Tibbs Mar 2019 #59

Protecting the Constitution comes before party and politics Fiendish Thingy Mar 2019 #15

There are a few reasons, actually. Codeine Mar 2019 #17

Impeachment without conviction would give Trump another term...investigate him - The GOP Demsrule86 Mar 2019 #21

Absolutely Timewas Mar 2019 #22

Want 4 more years of Trump? Impeach him redstateblues Mar 2019 #24

There is the assumption that Democrats will remain loyal to the Party if nothing is done. kentuck Mar 2019 #36

we need to do what's right, regardless... myohmy2 Mar 2019 #25

Just think of the damage Trump could with another 4 years redstateblues Mar 2019 #33

I agree... myohmy2 Mar 2019 #61

And if we lose the House in 2020 not doing it when we could will make even less sense. jalan48 Mar 2019 #26

I agree with you Kentuck except past time to take a stand. PufPuf23 Mar 2019 #28

Fear is what is keeping impeachment off the table. egduj Mar 2019 #31

Impeachment is NOT off the table SlogginThroughIt Mar 2019 #47

I agree. A demoralized electorate does not vote in big numbers. 58Sunliner Mar 2019 #32

Yeah there is. If he beats the impeachment in the House, then we've empowered him. pnwmom Mar 2019 #35

47 Senate votes says No. All you will do is hurt the Democratic Party. It would remind me of the OnDoutside Mar 2019 #37

We should hold our fire until the Mueller report comes in. If the GOP cared more about Vinca Mar 2019 #38

"They thrive on victimhood." kentuck Mar 2019 #40

To be honest, I have vacillated on this subject. kentuck Mar 2019 #39

Agreed, there is however an argument in favor of not starting that procedure... Tom Rinaldo Mar 2019 #41

Perhaps, in the hope of reconciliation, we might wait until after the next election? kentuck Mar 2019 #43

Message auto-removed Name removed Mar 2019 #42

You know the BEST way to defend all of Donald Trump's actions? brooklynite Mar 2019 #45

Do nothing? kentuck Mar 2019 #46

Honestly? Yes. brooklynite Mar 2019 #49

By who? kentuck Mar 2019 #50

The average voter who doesn't hang out on political blogs brooklynite Mar 2019 #51

Which kitchen table issues are they not dealing with? kentuck Mar 2019 #52

Yes, they ARE dealing with them...while not dealing with Impeachment brooklynite Mar 2019 #55

There is no valid LEGAL argument edhopper Mar 2019 #48

not liking trump isn't impeachable, why the rush? Trump can only dig his/GOP hole deeper beachbum bob Mar 2019 #54

I don't know who he is digging the hole for? kentuck Mar 2019 #57

agree 100%. Kurt V. Mar 2019 #56

Problem is 99% of the "evidence" is just media reports and not real PROOF krawhitham Mar 2019 #60

Yes, the people are against it Trumpocalypse Mar 2019 #64