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Celerity

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4. agree nt

Reply to Demsrule86 (Reply #3)

Wed Feb 3, 2021, 08:06 AM

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What should be the strategy when the Senate fails to convict? [View all] kentuck Feb 2021 OP

Couldn't the evidence presented at the impeachment trial be accessed and used no_hypocrisy Feb 2021 #1

I would think so, but I'm no lawyer. kentuck Feb 2021 #2

No.we need to move on...leave it to the states and AG. Maybe a commission. Demsrule86 Feb 2021 #3

agree nt Celerity Feb 2021 #4

We have so much to do. It is not great that the senate trial is coming before Biden has his Demsrule86 Feb 2021 #7

that damn Organising Resolution had best be passed today, both Bernie and Amy Klobuchar said Celerity Feb 2021 #10

I suspect Georgia will be the first to act? kentuck Feb 2021 #5

That works. Demsrule86 Feb 2021 #6

Garland han't been confirmed yet, but RDANGELO Feb 2021 #8

And don't forget how he pissed on the intelligence community. woodsprite Feb 2021 #11

You're right: the investigations aren't dependent on the AG confirmation StarfishSaver Feb 2021 #16

Get the kGOP senators support for the white supremacist Trump on record then send to DOJ the uponit7771 Feb 2021 #9

Make the Orange traitor's life as miserable as possible in every legal Roisin Ni Fiachra Feb 2021 #12

Prediction. the evidence will be overwhelming. the republicans will still not convict. bullimiami Feb 2021 #13

I think that is the preferable solution for the Republicans. kentuck Feb 2021 #14

He can't be disqualified from office unless he's first convicted by 2/3 vote StarfishSaver Feb 2021 #17

Are you sure if that? I've seen both opined by "experts". bullimiami Feb 2021 #18

I'm positive. Anyone who claims otherwise is no expert StarfishSaver Feb 2021 #19

They will try to pull the wool over the eyes of their supporters. kentuck Feb 2021 #20

Democrats will decide the rules and procedures. If he's acquitted, the trial will end. StarfishSaver Feb 2021 #22

This message was self-deleted by its author Tbear Feb 2021 #15

"The GOP have voted to convict themselves; they are complicit in the crime of the century." lagomorph777 Feb 2021 #21

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