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111. What does that have to do with my OP?

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Wed Sep 4, 2019, 11:25 AM

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Do you actually know any Dem who'll be so angry if Trump isn't impeached, they won't vote next year? [View all] StarfishSaver Sep 2019 OP

That is the problem. Big Blue Marble Sep 2019 #1

and there are no such votes stopdiggin Sep 2019 #31

So is there any reason to trust that they'll vote against him even IF he's impeached? StarfishSaver Sep 2019 #71

That is a bogus meme. This election is a referendum on Trump redstateblues Sep 2019 #2

Money in his pocket. TruckFump Sep 2019 #3

It sounds like he won't vote against Trump, impeachment or not StarfishSaver Sep 2019 #5

Has a cup on his office desk... TruckFump Sep 2019 #6

He's not one of the ones I'm asking about StarfishSaver Sep 2019 #9

IMO the Democratic party will harms its future if it fails to impeach Trump in the House. PufPuf23 Sep 2019 #61

I agree StarfishSaver Sep 2019 #63

I have several cousins who will, undoubtedly, continue to vote for it Siwsan Sep 2019 #4

I'm talking about the ones who people here keep telling us we'll lose StarfishSaver Sep 2019 #8

Oops! Ok, that's just crazy! No wonder I misinterpreted the question!! Siwsan Sep 2019 #12

That was my bad. I realize my question wasn't clear, so I rephrased it. StarfishSaver Sep 2019 #13

Most of my neighbors will vote for him. Fox News addicts, they love him. SharonAnn Sep 2019 #7

Tell them about Murdoch sharedvalues Sep 2019 #15

Most of them don't believe that Mariana Sep 2019 #112

It works. Have experience. sharedvalues Sep 2019 #113

Typical tRUMPY type!! bluestarone Sep 2019 #74

I wonder, are your neighbors aware Dan Sep 2019 #78

That's it in a nutshell PSPS Sep 2019 #10

Proud rebel Sacramento999 Sep 2019 #11

They might not vote for Pelosi and other Ds in primaries sharedvalues Sep 2019 #14

I don't think Pelosi is worried about losing her seat StarfishSaver Sep 2019 #19

Interesting and don't it. I thought reading was a fundamental skill still_one Sep 2019 #32

I never thought Soxfan58 Sep 2019 #16

And yet so many voted for Dotard that it swung the key 3 states mcar Sep 2019 #24

I suspect that I have one friend/ coworker thst might still be plannig to vote CentralMass Sep 2019 #17

But he's not the kind of voter I'm talking about StarfishSaver Sep 2019 #20

Among my family and friends who are Democrats I don't know anyone who won't vote for the nominee. CentralMass Sep 2019 #28

Nope Bradical79 Sep 2019 #18

It's about the optics of a failed house/senate vote. lindysalsagal Sep 2019 #21

I believe there are a lot of younger voters that will be put off from voting because of it. Cuthbert Allgood Sep 2019 #22

Do you actually know anyone who has said that's what they would do, or are you speculating? StarfishSaver Sep 2019 #25

I know young voters that have expressed this sentiment. Cuthbert Allgood Sep 2019 #42

Instead of demanding the House hold impeachment hearings right now to appease these misgided young, StarfishSaver Sep 2019 #48

are your young voters aware stopdiggin Sep 2019 #39

What Mitch McConnell does has no impact on the House doing their job. Cuthbert Allgood Sep 2019 #40

can't see the system changing without people getting out to vote stopdiggin Sep 2019 #46

My argument is that they feel their vote doesn't matter. Cuthbert Allgood Sep 2019 #49

If they feel that the House not impeaching Trump means that their vote in a presidential election StarfishSaver Sep 2019 #52

Anyone who would do that is not a Democrat mcar Sep 2019 #23

Exactly. And anyone with that attitude can't be trusted to vote Democratic no matter WHAT StarfishSaver Sep 2019 #27

Perhaps because the people pushing the threat mcar Sep 2019 #30

There's not a single lie in your post. StarfishSaver Sep 2019 #33

Good point mcar Sep 2019 #43

If about 70 percent of Democrats support impeachment and about 30 percent don't standingtall Sep 2019 #47

If the Judiciary Committee chairman says repeatedly they've opened a formal impeachment inquiry StarfishSaver Sep 2019 #55

So any criticism of how this being handled by those in the majority of how this being handled standingtall Sep 2019 #59

No. StarfishSaver Sep 2019 #60

No! peggysue2 Sep 2019 #26

I understand what the OP is asking Runningdawg Sep 2019 #29

But would she sit out because the Democrats didn't impeach or would she sit it out anyway and StarfishSaver Sep 2019 #34

Yes I think she might sit out if they don't impeach Runningdawg Sep 2019 #68

It sounds like impeachment isn't the issue, it's just an excuse StarfishSaver Sep 2019 #70

Something not right about that. She's a committed Democrat redstateblues Sep 2019 #101

Conversely, do we know of any Republicans that will vote for Trump if Democrats impeach? kentuck Sep 2019 #35

ABSOLUTELY! motivation of that base is a very real possibility stopdiggin Sep 2019 #51

No, but I know several who will throw their vote away on a candidate who doesn't have a prayer. nt Laffy Kat Sep 2019 #36

But wouldn't they do that regardless whether the House impeaches? StarfishSaver Sep 2019 #37

Sorry for your frustration in getting answers to your post Iwasthere Sep 2019 #38

I'm not frustrated StarfishSaver Sep 2019 #41

specious question nt Grasswire2 Sep 2019 #44

Nailed it. cwydro Sep 2019 #50

but relevant within the frame stopdiggin Sep 2019 #54

Not really. TwilightZone Sep 2019 #79

Every voter I know is angry the other way NotASurfer Sep 2019 #45

The Democratic party apparently cannot get me angry enough to not vote Democratic. PufPuf23 Sep 2019 #53

And this is a good case for not impeaching? Really? Quite a stretch there. KPN Sep 2019 #56

The stretch is yours, not mine, since I said nothing of the kind StarfishSaver Sep 2019 #62

You'll need more than Dems to win. GeorgeGist Sep 2019 #57

No. Pacifist Patriot Sep 2019 #58

No. Not one. sheshe2 Sep 2019 #64

How about this related and more relevant question: gristy Sep 2019 #65

That's what I was thinking as I read through this. FoxNewsSucks Sep 2019 #67

Not voting against Trump includes not voting at all StarfishSaver Sep 2019 #69

What I'm saying is that many folks, young folks in particular, will be so disillusioned gristy Sep 2019 #72

Then they need to grow up and learn that politics isn't only about their illusions and dreams StarfishSaver Sep 2019 #73

"black voters (and other marginalized groups) have been disappointed and disillusioned for decades." betsuni Sep 2019 #89

I love this post. StarfishSaver Sep 2019 #90

I love your posts. betsuni Sep 2019 #94

Thanks StarfishSaver Sep 2019 #96

reminds me of those who say people voted for Trump because Obama didn't prosecute Bush JI7 Sep 2019 #106

young people vote for Democratic mostly. lets not hide behind concern of young people as an excuse JI7 Sep 2019 #107

Actually, I don't. But as I found out my fully-adult kids are supporting Marianne and Bernie... Hekate Sep 2019 #66

not buying what you're selling. good grief. Kurt V. Sep 2019 #75

I'm ot "selling" anything. But thanks for the kick! StarfishSaver Sep 2019 #77

I do know some that won't vote unless Dems impeach!! NT ALBliberal Sep 2019 #76

What's their rationale? StarfishSaver Sep 2019 #80

They think trump is the most non-law abiding president ALBliberal Sep 2019 #82

So, Trump is the biggest threat ever... TwilightZone Sep 2019 #84

They think Trump's the most non-law abiding president in history, but they're okay with him staying StarfishSaver Sep 2019 #86

To be frank, that's just dumb. TwilightZone Sep 2019 #81

They feel it's Dems constitutional duty to impeach. ALBliberal Sep 2019 #83

if they're willing to let Trump serve another 4 years because they think the Dems aren't doing their StarfishSaver Sep 2019 #87

lol, there are no types. it's just all an excuse for wanting Trump in office JI7 Sep 2019 #108

"Things damn better go the way I like, or I'll shot myself in the knee!" struggle4progress Sep 2019 #85

I wouldn't mind if they shot themselves in the knee. But unfortunately, StarfishSaver Sep 2019 #88

No. NanceGreggs Sep 2019 #91

I don't think anyone here does. But that doesn't stop them from claiming they're out there StarfishSaver Sep 2019 #92

Irrelevant - Impeachment is under way. egduj Sep 2019 #93

No, they wont be angry just demotivated to do anything else but vote knowing there is no election uponit7771 Sep 2019 #95

Perhaps a small percent. But its not about regular Democratic voters. Its about getting new voters LiberalLovinLug Sep 2019 #97

I will vote for the Democratic nominee. I think Trump should be impeached to uphold the Constitution Nitram Sep 2019 #98

We get to shorten the process and bypass the Republicans tirebiter Sep 2019 #99

One, a supporter of one of our candidates who didn't vote last time because their candidate redstatebluegirl Sep 2019 #100

Disillusionment or not being inspired is a funny thing -- people don't talk about it. aikoaiko Sep 2019 #102

I'm old enough to remember when being inspired was a nice-to-have, not a must-have StarfishSaver Sep 2019 #103

I'm with you. I've voted for uninspiring or uninspired Democrats all my life, too. aikoaiko Sep 2019 #104

Some people think it's only about them StarfishSaver Sep 2019 #105

they don't care for Sick kids being deported and at risk of dying JI7 Sep 2019 #109

What is the point of even having impeachment in the Constitution? world wide wally Sep 2019 #110

What does that have to do with my OP? StarfishSaver Sep 2019 #111