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ariadne0614

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4. If that's the case, then

Reply to lamp_shade (Reply #1)

Sat Jan 9, 2021, 07:02 AM

Jan 2021

. . .every Senator who fails to vote for conviction should be forced to run against that record in every future bid for reelection. We can never allow them to escape the fact that they’re using our tax dollars to reward the seditionist we fired.

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Benefits Trump will lose if impeached a second time. [View all] riversedge Jan 2021 OP

Not sure, but I think those things only happen if the senate convicts. lamp_shade Jan 2021 #1

I'm sure, otherwise they would have happened after the first impeachment. marybourg Jan 2021 #2

If that's the case, then ariadne0614 Jan 2021 #4

No. TwilightZone Jan 2021 #3

Should some republicans switch parties to remove Moscow Mitch from stalling it, duforsure Jan 2021 #5

His numerous state charges and likely convictions will subdue his enjoyment of any post-WH benefits zonemaster Jan 2021 #6

Why would a second impeachment be any different from the first? PoindexterOglethorpe Jan 2021 #7