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In reply to the discussion: House Dem: Impeaching Trump on party lines would 'tear the country apart' [View all]TreasonousBastard
(43,049 posts)49. We all seem to forget that Nixon was re-elected in an overwhelming landslide, but just...
a year and a half later had lost the confidence of his Republican backers in Congress and the general public, forcing his resignation in the face of impeachment.
Nadler, Pelosi and other professionals in this government game know full well that impeachment actually increased Clinton's approval by making him look the victim, and nothing serious will happen until Trump's version of "the tapes" turns the tide.
But when that tide turns, the Tangerine Wankmaggot will be out like a light.
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House Dem: Impeaching Trump on party lines would 'tear the country apart' [View all]
brooklynite
Nov 2018
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I also agree. It could make Trump into a martyr. Best that he is exposed as a fraud, liar, etc.
olegramps
Nov 2018
#21
In a world without a corrupt Repugnant party he would be impeached and the Senate would convict him
cstanleytech
Nov 2018
#51
Problem is the Repugnants had an equal duty to do their jobs as well which included being a check
cstanleytech
Nov 2018
#70
yes, let the courts handle Trump. And hit him in his wallet whenever possible.
riversedge
Nov 2018
#50
All calls for justice require building a foundation before imposing punishment.
Baitball Blogger
Nov 2018
#34
Typical f**king Politico MISREPRESENTATION with their headline. What Nadler essentially said is
still_one
Nov 2018
#12
Regardless, I still believe if the evidence is damning enough the House must try for impeachment,
still_one
Nov 2018
#75
The headline is entirely misleading, and taken completely out of context, and misrepresents what
still_one
Nov 2018
#26
It will never happen. If "W" wasn't held accountable for his total mess no one will...ever.
walkingman
Nov 2018
#16
sure - how can it get worse? letting him run roughshod over the world for 2 more years, that's how.
NRaleighLiberal
Nov 2018
#19
Nadler is NOT saying he should not be impeached. That is an intentionally misleading headlline
still_one
Nov 2018
#27
I read it. Other people are saying he should be impeached. So far there is nothing to
Autumn
Nov 2018
#43
The key is broad consensus and support against trump - the right remedies will follow
empedocles
Nov 2018
#23
I think Democrats should deflect questions about impeachment to investigations
YessirAtsaFact
Nov 2018
#25
It will take months of public hearings to get people up to speed re Trump's crimes
YessirAtsaFact
Nov 2018
#46
He deserves to be impeached but no Repubs would vote against him so he would "win."
LonePirate
Nov 2018
#29
Clickbait heading - this is a big part of our problem imho - even media on our side likes to
Kashkakat v.2.0
Nov 2018
#30
So fucking crazy. The Republicans have defined themselves as the party or right and justice,
Baitball Blogger
Nov 2018
#31
There are a lot of voters out there who are fence sitters on an issue like this . . .
markpkessinger
Nov 2018
#72
We all seem to forget that Nixon was re-elected in an overwhelming landslide, but just...
TreasonousBastard
Nov 2018
#49
If cutting out this tumor counts as "tearing they country apart" I'm all for it -nt
Freelancer
Nov 2018
#52
You mean like denying a President a Supreme Court appointment should've 'torn the country apart'?
Hugin
Nov 2018
#76
I am fine with savagely beating up the Party of Trump for the next 24 months.
Vinnie From Indy
Nov 2018
#80