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In reply to the discussion: In the event he is impeached, will Senate Democrats even have Obama's back? [View all]yeoman6987
(14,449 posts)29. Well regardless. We don't have any sexual
Shenanigans with this President. We will see President Obama getting on the helicopter in January 2017 after breakfast with the new President. That I am 100 percent confident in saying.
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In the event he is impeached, will Senate Democrats even have Obama's back? [View all]
Drunken Irishman
Nov 2014
OP
To complete an impeachment process, it requires a 2/3 vote from the Senate to convict
MiniMe
Nov 2014
#3
and all 6 need to be driven out of the party they cannot be counted on or trusted
IdiocracyTheNewNorm
Nov 2014
#25
But Dems run well on the fear of a GOP president putting through personhood amendments and
Wella
Nov 2014
#18
they are the Teabaggers...they don't care about that shit....the more shit they stir the better
VanillaRhapsody
Nov 2014
#105
Nonsense. Party discipline comes from The Bronzer and Turtleman, neither of whom are Tea Party.
Wella
Nov 2014
#107
Nonsense....the party discipline obviously is not really in control anymore...
VanillaRhapsody
Nov 2014
#108
"Oh they wouldn't shut down government"....that wouldn't be a politically sound move
VanillaRhapsody
Nov 2014
#112
NO YOU watch....the Teabaggers are NOT beholden to them....They are Nucking Futz!
VanillaRhapsody
Nov 2014
#145
"..Namely that prick from West Virgina.." lol Just to show off for his constituents.
Cha
Nov 2014
#6
Yeah I think they will....They can Impeach him......it doesn't matter if it fails...
VanillaRhapsody
Nov 2014
#15
Well, according to the Repukes, being a President while Black is an impeachable offense. nt
madinmaryland
Nov 2014
#53
Completely agree, but they actually will have less success in one important way than with Clinton
karynnj
Nov 2014
#83
Sure, if you have the votes. There is no independent arbiter, the rules are whatever they say they.
TheKentuckian
Nov 2014
#78
I think it has been very frustrating for the Rs to have such a squeaky clean president
loyalsister
Nov 2014
#19
Seriously not like Obama is new to going it alone. Never had much help imo to begin with.
Rex
Nov 2014
#16
If his 'principles' told him Clinton should be impeached and removed, he was an idiot
wyldwolf
Nov 2014
#86
No - it shows that he felt the process should be respected and there be a trial
karynnj
Nov 2014
#90
Grow up and learn to read. Nowhere did I say I was for impeaching Clinton (nor in fact was Feingold
karynnj
Nov 2014
#96
Not true to anyone that does not worship the all wonderful and completely innocent Bill Clinton
karynnj
Nov 2014
#99
You know why there were no perjury conviction. Clinton essentially took a plea bargain
karynnj
Nov 2014
#129
Clinton issued a statement that his comments were false -- which is admitting he lied under oath
karynnj
Nov 2014
#133
In order to avoid prosecution by the GOP witchhunters (of which Feingold was an ally)
wyldwolf
Nov 2014
#134
No, to avoid being charged in a court of law for something that had become blatantly obvious
karynnj
Nov 2014
#135
that's what prosecution is. And it would have been done by GOP Witchhunters and Feingold.
wyldwolf
Nov 2014
#136
Well I would love to be able to make a bet with those who say there will be an impeachment.
former9thward
Nov 2014
#68
They better! If the gop goes through with an impeachment fight no Demorat can help in anyway.
hrmjustin
Nov 2014
#51
I know some Fauxgressives on the internet who would love to see the President thrown out.
True Blue Door
Nov 2014
#63
If the Democrats in Congress actually supported impeachment, which they won't, but if they did, the
still_one
Nov 2014
#64
Any Democrat who votes with the impeachers should understand right now that we will NEVER forget.
jwirr
Nov 2014
#72
I know but there are a few things we the people can do: refuse to donate to the committees and go
jwirr
Nov 2014
#82
I am glad that you helped Wendy Davis also. The refusal to use Dean's 50 state method is a good
jwirr
Nov 2014
#116
I can't see why the Republicans want to impeach him, given that it would just result in Biden being
LeftishBrit
Nov 2014
#79
Not only that but Joe would be furious with them and it would not go well. They could not use the
jwirr
Nov 2014
#125
It won't happen. You can't impeach a president for making executive orders. They will drag this
librechik
Nov 2014
#127
Which Senate Democrats seem so keen to throw the President under the bus, and in what specific
Bluenorthwest
Nov 2014
#131
A highly publicized impeachment planned by both sides wouldn't surprise me at all.
woo me with science
Nov 2014
#132