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What did everyone think of Chuck Schumer's opening remarks? For years I've felt his spine was made of wet ramen noodles. Schumer has a spine. He just can't do anything with it. The spirit is willing, but the flesh is potato.
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Gee Mr Ham ... or is it Mr Howl? and I guess with some fava beans and a nice chianti it would be delectable?
ignorance is the enemy without equality there is no liberty America can survive bad policy, but not destruction of our Democratic institutions
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They seem to be well on their way to mahem. I wonder if Pelosi could withdraw the entire thing, throw EVERYTHING into the courts and wait. The Supremes will get it eventually, and probably right around time for the elections (hopefully a month or two before). Then, when it all rains down things will get interesting.
If such should actually happen then it would solve all sorts of problems and also answer the question everybody wants to know, ie. "is the Supreme Court of the United States really packed by the Righteous Right?"
Just a thought - unlikely................
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They seem to be well on their way to mahem. I wonder if Pelosi could withdraw the entire thing, throw EVERYTHING into the courts and wait. The Supremes will get it eventually, and probably right around time for the elections (hopefully a month or two before). Then, when it all rains down things will get interesting.
If such should actually happen then it would solve all sorts of problems and also answer the question everybody wants to know, ie. "is the Supreme Court of the United States really packed by the Righteous Right?"
Just a thought - unlikely................ I have waited my entire life for this level of Marvin, and none of you better [censored] it up. We don't need solutions. We need more chaos.
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Gee Mr Ham ... or is it Mr Howl? and I guess with some fava beans and a nice chianti it would be delectable? It's Mr Howl, and cannibalism will get you talked about.
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Ever see something that automatically makes you suspicious? https://apnews.com/2cb8c0b71160268b52a90335e0e5ce47McConnell is up to something, I just can't figure out what.
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With the Senate trial now in process, let’s look at where we were on 13 Nov when the official hearings began vs. today. Trump’s approval 13 Nov 43.9%, 22 Jan 44.0% https://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/other/president_trump_job_approval-6179.html13 Nov ALL Adults, nationwide for impeachment and removal, 48.5%, 22 Jan 47.0% all Adults, nationwide for impeachment and removal. 13 Nov Democrats for impeachment and removal 84%, 22 Jan Democrats for impeachment and removal 86%. 13 Nov Republicans for impeachment and removal 12%, 22 Jan Republicans for impeachment and removal 8%. 13 Nov Independents for impeachment and removal 38%, 22 Jan Independents for impeachment and removal 45%. 13 Nov all adults, nationwide against impeachment and removal 45.7%, 22 Jan all adult, nationwide against impeachment and removal 47.9% 13 Nov Democrats against impeachment and removal 6%, 22 Jan Democrats against impeachment and removal 10%. 13 Nov Republicans against impeachment and removal 80%, 22 Jan Republicans against impeachment and removal 89%. 13 Nov Independents against impeachment and removal 39%, 22 Jan Independents against impeachment and removal 46%. https://www.realclearpolitics.com/e...and_removal_of_president_trump-6957.htmlI see basically no change. That is outside of independents who were 38-39 against removal to 45-46 against removal today. That’s still a one-point advantage among independents against. All that has happened after the official hearings in the House, the passing of the articles of impeachment and the beginning of the trial in the senate is the hardening of the views on Trump by each side.
It's high past time that we start electing Americans to congress and the presidency who put America first instead of their political party. For way too long we have been electing Republicans and Democrats who happen to be Americans instead of Americans who happen to be Republicans and Democrats.
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Not sure what you find suspicious about his comments. Trump is all bluster. His comments on wanting people to testify is exactly the same as when he said he wants to release his taxes or that he wanted to testify in the Mueller investigation. The more and more I'm seeing the "trial" go on the more inclined I am to say that there will be no documents and no witnesses at all. The more interesting thing to see regarding that is what democrats choose to do when you have elected representatives refuse to do their job as laid out in the constitution. If I were in charge I'd run ads coast to coast of how absurd the idea is that you can have a trial with no witnesses or documents and that anyone interested in the truth would immediately realize the first thing you need are documents and witnesses. I would also let everyone know that since the senate refused to do its job, I will be bringing in everyone relevant and making them testify in the house, even if it means long court cases.
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It's the Despair Quotient! Carpal Tunnel
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I think that at this point we're headed into the 2020 election season with a pressing need to flip the Senate with as large a majority as can be mustered, keep the House and hopefully win the White House.
At least, if Trump pulls a Nixon reelection he faces Dem majorities in both chambers, and the party's over for Donald Trump.
A speedy coverup/acquittal by Mitch and his Senate followed by what is sure to be the most unhinged State of the Union speech in history, will fuel the upsets, and Trump will lose his human shields.
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