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"... So much for healing the country then, let’s just keep partisan politics as usual. ..."
There can be no healing. Liberals don't want healing.
Liberals aren't satisfied just with Trump's defeat, their desire now is to destroy and annihilate, not only Trump, but the Constitution, our Constitutional Republic and conservatism.
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Originally posted by fitch270 View PostSo much for healing the country then, let’s just keep partisan politics as usual.
If the Democrats and sensible Republicans back off now, Trump will just claim to his flying monkeys that it was all just another failed bogus "witch hunt." You know that's what he'll do. It's what he always does. And his flying monkeys who were stupid enough to buy into the voter fraud myth, the birther BS, and the QAnon spoof will all line up again to buy tickets to his next partisan acrimony fake reality show. So how will that heal anything? We need to shut the door for good on this phoney crap and that nutty loser. THEN we can move on to a more statesmanlike future of productive government interaction between grownups. Trump needs to get the message that he will NEVER again be in a position to breed that kind of hatred and social division. The country needs mature leadership ... from both political parties.Last edited by Ontario Honker Hunter; 01-26-2021, 12:55 AM.
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Originally posted by fitch270 View PostTrump is done. End of story. Time to move on.Last edited by Ontario Honker Hunter; 01-26-2021, 02:03 AM.
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Honker -
Good post.
Even if the Senate fails to achieve the super majority vote necessary to convict, they will surely get the majority vote to prevent Trump from holding political office in the future.
Plus the impeachment trial should make for great theater, like Bill Clinton's impeachment trial.
And Trump cannot dare take the stand because of the perjury hazard.
Fun days ahead.
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From honk the phony: " The Constitution gives them that power for a very good reason - to protect our democratic liberties."
honk the phony again displays his abysmal ignorance, of both the Constitution, and our representative republic.
The Constitution provides for impeachment and that he shall be removed from office if convicted in an impeachment trial for “Treason, Bribery, or other high Crimes and Misdemeanors.” This, in Article II, Section 4. The impeachment of an out of office president is an extremely dubious legal proposition. Not that the Constitution seems to matter to demoncrats, but that is the law of the land.
Now, honk the phony, for your general elucidation and enlightenment, we do not live in a democracy. Our nation is a republic, something that you must have missed in your 30 minute perusal of Cliff notes, which is where you must have obtained your miniscule knowledge of the Constitution, and the representative Republic which it governs.
Quit posting on the subject, honk the phony. Your rants are boring and you lack of knowledge is embarrassing, mostly to yourself.
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Originally posted by 99explorer View PostHonker -
Good post.
Even if the Senate fails to achieve the super majority vote necessary to convict, they will surely get the majority vote to prevent Trump from holding political office in the future.
Plus the impeachment trial should make for great theater, like Bill Clinton's impeachment trial.
And Trump cannot dare take the stand because of the perjury hazard.
Fun days ahead.Last edited by Ontario Honker Hunter; 01-26-2021, 02:14 AM.
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This from whiny nine, political ignoramus: "Even if the Senate fails to achieve the super majority vote necessary to convict, they will surely get the majority vote to prevent Trump from holding political office in the future."
If the Senate fails to convict Trump on the one weak charge the "impeachment" is based on, and they will not find him guilty of inciting an insurrection, then, QED, they cannot vote to forbid him from ever holding political office again. Somebody tell the bandicoot that he needs to get off yahoofake news, and get psychiatric help.
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Can Trump be disqualified if he is not convicted by the Senate?
"This is uncharted legal territory, and there is no clear answer, scholars said.
Paul Campos, a professor of constitutional law at the University of Colorado, said he believed a vote to disqualify Trump can be held even if there are not enough votes for conviction. The U.S. Supreme Court has made clear that the Senate has wide latitude to determine how it conducts a trial, he said."
https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/20...future-office/
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Originally posted by crm3006 View PostThis from whiny nine, political ignoramus: "Even if the Senate fails to achieve the super majority vote necessary to convict, they will surely get the majority vote to prevent Trump from holding political office in the future."
If the Senate fails to convict Trump on the one weak charge the "impeachment" is based on, and they will not find him guilty of inciting an insurrection, then, QED, they cannot vote to forbid him from ever holding political office again. Somebody tell the bandicoot that he needs to get off yahoofake news, and get psychiatric help.
They (FBI) have evidence that the siege was planned several days ahead of Trump's speech.
Bet "Commie" Swalwell & Co blindly forge ahead!
I do have a question though!
Why would you "impeach" a private citizen?
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Originally posted by FirstBubba View Post
The FBI has already investigated and clarified that Trump "DID NOT" incite the riot.
They (FBI) have evidence that the siege was planned several days ahead of Trump's speech.
Bet "Commie" Swalwell & Co blindly forge ahead!
I do have a question though!
Why would you "impeach" a private citizen?
I don’t get the concern for him running for office again. If he’s that much of a schmuck what are they afraid of, lightning striking twice?
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