Not guilty

[Mashmont]

Republicans think they've won. Just you wait until a Democrat takes office. Spoiler alert: It's gonna bite the Republicans and a lot of Americans in the ass. I won't forget that's who I have to thank when a Democratic President uses executive power for things like...GUN CONTROL. Keep gloating.

Yeah, and thanks to the Democrats, we can impeach his ass over nothing.

 

[HumblePi]

You mean the most partisan house? that is where impeachment starts.
actually it didn't defy either.

this is political remember? i guess not.

I have a mind of my own so please don't suggest that I should think as you think, believe as you believe or mean anything even close to what you say I should mean. I say what I mean and I mean what I say.

 

[rickc]

Republican senators have ignored the evidence already available, refused to even look at new evidence and have basicly admitted trump was guilty.

They are afraid of trump and his deplorable base. They want to keep their phoney baloney jobs.

It is a sad time for america. Unbelievable the a despicable individual like trump is president of the united states. Even more unbelievable that he wields so much power with impunity.

Republican senators

 

[HumblePi]

It was partisan from the start. No?

It started with a crime. If Trump didn't commit a crime it would have never started.

 

[apdst]

This is the 3rd presidential impeachment that I've lived through. This one was by far, the most partisan Senate in any of the three trials. Nixon and Clinton trials were conducted in the way a real trial should proceed. This one defied all the rules of both law and constitution.

It was the most partisan House of all the impeachments. Maybe the Democrats should have used some other tactic to express their butthurtness over Trump's victory.

 

[apdst]

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But...but...impeachment is a political process. :lamo

 

[HumblePi]

 

[Incredulous]

Yeah, and thanks to the Democrats, we can impeach his ass over nothing.

Your comment assumes that Trump was impeached over nothing which is a lie. It boiled down to who thought the offense was impeachable and make no mistake about it, there WAS an offense.

 

[Paradoxical]

Lesson? What lesson? Trump is still, and will forever be, impeached. That cowed Republicans acquitted Trump means absolutely nothing.

Want proof? Check out Trump’s nationwide approval rating that remains underwater.

Decent Americans get it. Trumpsters don’t.

Did you realize that ALL impeachment is, is an accusation? I bet you didn't.

FYI, he will forever be acquitted.

I bet that made Pelosi really upset too What a childish thing she did. She is a bully. So are all the Democrats.

 

[VySky]

(((((yawn)))))))

 

[Acadia]

Possibly but i still found it disappointing that they all towed the line like they did.

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It's sad that it's come to this. If they didn't come to heel, their political careers would be over.

 

[VanceMack]

Here is just a note of kindness to all the bitter angry hate filled hate fueled anti-Trump leftists of the world....



and if you prefer a nicer version of it...



(the Barbra version is a nice touch of irony)

And the really cool part is if you hang onto these clips I have a feeling they will REALLY come in handy come November.

 

[Excon]

Your comment assumes that Trump was impeached over nothing which is a lie. It boiled down to who thought the offense was impeachable and make no mistake about it, there WAS an offense.

What offense?

 

[RaleBulgarian]

I bet you didn't.

You lose.

FYI, he will forever be acquitted

Only of the impeachment charges.

And in case you don’t know, an acquittal doesn’t mean Trump was found innocent of the charges. It only means that Trump wasn’t found guilty. Acquitted and innocent aren’t synonymous.

 

[Mr Person]

Here is just a note of kindness to all the bitter angry hate filled hate fueled anti-Trump leftists of the world....

The only hate is coming from the GOP against Romney. No wonder you accuse "leftists".

 

[3leftsdoo]

I really cannot understand how someone could actually think this is some kind of *gotcha* to celebrate. Everyone knew this was coming. The point was to rightfully condemn Trump's actions with impeachment knowing full well he has the GOP's soul in his pocket, and let them try to sell their craven and nigh-treasonous protection of the corrupt bastard to the voters in 2020.

Is it fun to celebrate corruption, sin, and villainy?

I'd answer, but I'm not Hillary or one of her Hillbots...

 

[dobieg]

This is no reason to gloat. The mere fact we are even have to have these discussions should worry us all.

Really?

Really?


After months of breathless posts and bombshell after bombshell bs telling us over and over and over again how Trump was going down and what awful human beings we were for supporting him we're just suppose to shrug and go on our way?

 

[dobieg]

He's still the president of Trumpistan. He's never going to be my president. God rest ye America, you are deader than Buddy Holly. Shame on Senate Republicans for participating in this homicide.

Sure he is and there's not a thing you can do about it.


How does that feel?

 

[ludin]

I have a mind of my own so please don't suggest that I should think as you think, believe as you believe or mean anything even close to what you say I should mean. I say what I mean and I mean what I say.

Well you are leaving out some facts of your argument. you are wanting to make an accusation without actually making a consistent argument.
You can't blame the senate for partisanship and ignore the houses partisanship that is what we call hypocrisy.

Impeachment starts in the house and it was nothing but a partisan hit job. It is a good thing that it failed.
Trump is acquited as he should be.

Once again the leftist hacks lose and they can't handle it. Nadler and Pelosi melt downs show trump won yet again.

 

[HumblePi]

Here is just a note of kindness to all the bitter angry hate filled hate fueled anti-Trump leftists of the world....



and if you prefer a nicer version of it...



(the Barbra version is a nice touch of irony)

And the really cool part is if you hang onto these clips I have a feeling they will REALLY come in handy come November.

Both songs remind us that yesterday was scary, today was even scarier and we're terrified of what may come tomorrow. I have already heard chatter that Trump and his lieutenant Bill Barr will eventually seek criminal prosecution of John Bolton. Just a rumor now, but it sounds like something Trump will to extract his pound of flesh for Bolton's turning on him. Same with Mitt Romney and Nancy Pelosi. If you don't believe that Trump will also seek to rip them both apart in any way he can whether it's legal or not -- think again.

 

[VanceMack]

Both songs remind us that yesterday was scary, today was even scarier and we're terrified of what may come tomorrow. I have already heard chatter that Trump and his lieutenant Bill Barr will eventually seek criminal prosecution of John Bolton. Just a rumor now, but it sounds like something Trump will to extract his pound of flesh for Bolton's turning on him. Same with Mitt Romney and Nancy Pelosi. If you don't believe that Trump will also seek to rip them both apart in any way he can whether it's legal or not -- think again.

Heres what we learned after the election of 2004. The world didnt collapse. Believe me...most of my very liberal colleagues were convinced it was going to. I kid you not...they had to cancel classes on Wednesday night because even back then, they were so distraught most couldnt attend class and those that did were zombies. But...it was OK. Really...it was. When the democrats won back the House and Senate...it was OK. The world didnt collapse. Republican voters were OK. When Obama won ion 2008 and the democrats controlled both the exec and the leg...it was FINE...no one died. Some predicted doom and gloom...and eventually....sure...they passed some real ****ty legislation...but it was OK. When the GOP won back the House and Senate...it was OK. Really. When Trump won in 2016, people were just SURE it was the end of the world...and it wasnt. The end of democracy...it isnt. The beginning of a monarchy....thats just stupid. Its OK. We still have this beautiful guiding document that provides everyone with the ability to follow and know their roles. And when Trump wins again in November...it will be OK. Just you wait and see.

 

[HumblePi]

Heres what we learned after the election of 2004. The world didnt collapse. Believe me...most of my very liberal colleagues were convinced it was going to. I kid you not...they had to cancel classes on Wednesday night because even back then, they were so distraught most couldnt attend class and those that did were zombies. But...it was OK. Really...it was. When the democrats won back the House and Senate...it was OK. The world didnt collapse. Republican voters were OK. When Obama won ion 2008 and the democrats controlled both the exec and the leg...it was FINE...no one died. Some predicted doom and gloom...and eventually....sure...they passed some real ****ty legislation...but it was OK. When the GOP won back the House and Senate...it was OK. Really. When Trump won in 2016, people were just SURE it was the end of the world...and it wasnt. The end of democracy...it isnt. The beginning of a monarchy....thats just stupid. Its OK. We still have this beautiful guiding document that provides everyone with the ability to follow and know their roles. And when Trump wins again in November...it will be OK. Just you wait and see.

Did you sleep through 2007 and 2008 when the economy collapsed and even took down the economies of countries like Ireland, Russia, Mexico, Hungary, the Baltic states? I assume by your comment that you weren't one of the thousands of people that lost their jobs and their homes. Every sector of the global economy works together, the nose dive began affecting stock prices as well as decreasing the income and net worth of many large companies. There was this domino effect, people were laid off, and with no income from that vast amount of newly laid off workers, the amount of money being spent in the economy plummeted which pulled the market even further down. As with anything else, rebuilding is always more difficult than destroying something and it caused a long, lingering period of low economic growth that had spread worldwide.

 

[Moderate Right]

I really cannot understand how someone could actually think this is some kind of *gotcha* to celebrate. Everyone knew this was coming. The point was to rightfully condemn Trump's actions with impeachment knowing full well he has the GOP's soul in his pocket, and let them try to sell their craven and nigh-treasonous protection of the corrupt bastard to the voters in 2020.






Is it fun to celebrate corruption, sin, and villainy?

LOL. Yeah, you guys thought it was a solemn and sad occasion to have to impeach a president, while cheering and clapping and passing out souvenir pens. Spare me your phony opinions.

 

[Moderate Right]

This is the 3rd presidential impeachment that I've lived through. This one was by far, the most partisan Senate in any of the three trials. Nixon and Clinton trials were conducted in the way a real trial should proceed. This one defied all the rules of both law and constitution.

How old are you? Nixon was never impeached. That makes you over 150 years old. You also don't know history very well. In every impeachment throughout history, no Senator ever voted against their own party's president. So, you could argue that this impeachment Senate trial was less partisan and more fair than all of the others.

 

[Moderate Right]

Republicans think they've won. Just you wait until a Democrat takes office. Spoiler alert: It's gonna bite the Republicans and a lot of Americans in the ass. I won't forget that's who I have to thank when a Democratic President uses executive power for things like...GUN CONTROL. Keep gloating.

Ah, but now we know that an impeachment is whatever the House says an impeachment is and that no crimes even need be committed to impeach. Just as Democrats reaped what they sowed during Harry Reid's tenure, so too will this be.