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fescuerescue

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2. hard to say

Reply to guillaumeb (Reply #1)

Fri Jan 31, 2020, 02:22 PM

Jan 2020

hard to say because it's not being discussed and no Senator has weighed in on this.

I remember it being actively discussed during the Clinton impeachment though. Obviously they didn't go that route and totally exonerated Clinton as he should have been.

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Since removing Trump seems to be something everyone has given up on [View all] fescuerescue Jan 2020 OP

Which GOP politician(s) would agree to do that? guillaumeb Jan 2020 #1

hard to say fescuerescue Jan 2020 #2

Well Braun R-IN says this will make him more cautious Captain Zero Jan 2020 #5

And Susan Collins can express her sincere concern. guillaumeb Jan 2020 #9

No. The Velveteen Ocelot Jan 2020 #3

That's too bad fescuerescue Jan 2020 #4

Then vote. Get other people to vote. The Velveteen Ocelot Jan 2020 #6

naturally fescuerescue Jan 2020 #11

No surrender, imo saidsimplesimon Jan 2020 #7

Removing him was never realistic, IMO, censoring him isn't either... cynatnite Jan 2020 #8

Which will voters remember more? Bayard Jan 2020 #10

a failed impeachment or a successful censure? fescuerescue Jan 2020 #12