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Showing Original Post only (View all)George Conway: Trump is right. We might have to impeach him again. [View all]
If this were a criminal investigation, and Alexander Vindman and Sondland had given their testimony to a grand jury, this Friday Night Massacre could have been a crime. At the very least, it ought to be impeachable: If Richard M. Nixon was to be impeached for authorizing hush money for witnesses, and Trump himself was actually impeached for directing defiance of House subpoenas, then there should be no doubt that punishing witnesses for complying with subpoenas and giving truthful testimony about presidential misconduct should make for a high crime or misdemeanor as well.
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And hell only get worse. Narcissistic leaders such as Trump always do. As weve now seen, his rage leads to retribution and misconduct, which beget more criticism, and more investigation, and even more rage, retribution and misconduct. Over and over again.
So America beware: The state is Trump, and hes very, very angry. We might, indeed, have to do it again.
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And hell only get worse. Narcissistic leaders such as Trump always do. As weve now seen, his rage leads to retribution and misconduct, which beget more criticism, and more investigation, and even more rage, retribution and misconduct. Over and over again.
So America beware: The state is Trump, and hes very, very angry. We might, indeed, have to do it again.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/02/10/trump-is-right-we-might-have-impeach-him-again/]
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And again and again and again. As many times as it takes. He is an outrage.
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He has been taking action as a co-founder of Republicans for the Rule of Law group
andym
Feb 2020
#13
Sure if we knew we were going to get some ROI...did the impeachment change anyone's mind
Thomas Hurt
Feb 2020
#4
Maybe. I think Mitt might have helped a bit at the end there too. He's a moderate's moderate.
TeamPooka
Feb 2020
#26
I don't disagree and would gladly see the House throw more AOIs against him
Proud Liberal Dem
Feb 2020
#22
"Unless he does something really massively egregious". Ya! let's wait until he launches a Nuclear...
usaf-vet
Feb 2020
#20
We can't just impeach him "just because" we think he *might* do something
Proud Liberal Dem
Feb 2020
#23
Remember when the nation was talking about invading Iraq. Bush threaten waiting for a mushroom cloud
usaf-vet
Feb 2020
#25
I'd say that if he starred in a video, sitting at the resolute desk in darkness
mr_lebowski
Feb 2020
#31
I'd be PRETTY sure that extreme of behavior would turn a lot of his followers against him ...
mr_lebowski
Feb 2020
#36
Impeach and make the Senate sit and listen to his crimes. They don't do anything anyway
dalton99a
Feb 2020
#28
