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Pretty sure he could claim insanity and skip the concrete and bars for a padded room.If he was in Jail, he would be Epstein'd
Pretty sure he could claim insanity and skip the concrete and bars for a padded room.If he was in Jail, he would be Epstein'd
Seriously.I don't know anyone could hear these hours and hours worth of very specific evidence, video testimony, video of the POTUS and copies of texts, the missing and redacted documents thanks to the POTUS obstructing, and can only think "NUH UH!!!!".
Seriously. How is that possible.
I really liked the part when he asked when do Senators want to learn about everything that has happened. It will all come out eventually, and there’s an option to see it all now.Schiff's speech was very good.
They counter it with HannityI don't know anyone could hear these hours and hours worth of very specific evidence, video testimony, video of the POTUS and copies of texts, the missing and redacted documents thanks to the POTUS obstructing, and can only think "NUH UH!!!!".
Seriously. How is that possible.
It’s not.I don't know anyone could hear these hours and hours worth of very specific evidence, video testimony, video of the POTUS and copies of texts, the missing and redacted documents thanks to the POTUS obstructing, and can only think "NUH UH!!!!".
Seriously. How is that possible.
he must be a deep state hack
Translation: “Tour de force”>>Scene from a Senate hallway just now
Lindsey Graham to Adam Schiff: “Good job”
Handshake.<<
Bloomberg.
Translation: “We’re ####ed politically”Translation: “Tour de force”
The blackmail theory about Graham looms large...>>Scene from a Senate hallway just now
Lindsey Graham to Adam Schiff: “Good job”
Handshake.<<
Bloomberg.
It’s almost a certainty at this point. Every once in awhile he says something in opposition to Trump. The next day he’s golfing with him and back in line for a few weeks.The blackmail theory about Graham looms large...
Please, I won’t rest until we get to the bottom of real problem here. The Whistleblower!All I know is that I won’t sleep at night until Hunter Biden is behind bars.
Probably, but the Senate doesn’t really want that to happen. Republicans would look like complete idiots if Hunter Biden actually testifies.Does a Senate committee have the power to have Hunter Biden come in and testify to committee? For example, could Lindsey Graham call for Hunter Biden to testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee?
A military prosecutor. Which is why his public positions are so baffling.Graham's a former prosecutor as well IIRC? Probably hard not to appreciate the lawyering if you're a half-decent one yourself.
We need this as a clickable option>>Scene from a Senate hallway just now
Lindsey Graham to Adam Schiff: “Good job”
Handshake.<<
Bloomberg.
It’s what lawyers do when they leave court. Even with lawyers we hate.We need this as a clickable option
Then there's the unstated dialog:>>Scene from a Senate hallway just now
Lindsey Graham to Adam Schiff: “Good job”
Handshake.<<
Bloomberg.
I dropped out before we got that far.It’s what lawyers do when they leave court. Even with lawyers we hate.
I suspect that is where many Republicans and Trump supporters are. They probably have always felt what he did was wrong just not impeachable. I think while we all know the outcome and obvious acquittal it is going to worth it for some of these Republicans to carry that ball and chain of giving Trump as pass as more is revealed, written and released in time. History is not going to be kind to them and the Republican Party. A friend of mine who does not like the President but voted for him and will likely in 2020 said Trump is the worst thing that ever happened to the Republican Party. I couldn’t agree more.Meh. Not moving the needle imo.
This hasn’t happened yet. I really don’t think it will. Despite what you may read, the middle of the road Democrats are still in control.Now the dem voters are going change the democratic party and pick Bernie. Or they will blow itself up in Milwaukee.
Perhaps we will look back at middle of the road Democrats and wonder how they could so easily flush a party down the toilet. But I doubt we will think about it.
Then I wish more would say this instead of pretending the president's phone call was fine, that he did not withhold aid for political gain and that the white house is not obstructingI suspect that is where many Republicans and Trump supporters are. They probably have always felt what he did was wrong just not impeachable.
Can't. Their primary goal is re-election. Playing parrot to the president maximizes the probability of that happening.Then I wish more would say this instead of pretending the president's phone call was fine, that he did not withhold aid for political gain and that the white house is not obstructing
All true until the bolded. Outside some random noise it hasn't moved. (+42, -54)If the purpose of the House Managers is to win over public opinion...it’s working.
https://www.people-press.org/2020/01/22/by-a-narrow-margin-americans-say-senate-trial-should-result-in-trumps-removal/
Virtually every number here is bad for Trump. The majority of Americans want Trump removed. Over 60% is convinced he did something very wrong. Nearly 70% want a fair trial with relevant witnesses. Trump’s approval rating has gone down and he’s starting to get crushed in head to head matchups in battleground states against most of the leading candidates.
As far as Trump and Trump's base are concerned, things like precedent and citations aren't important. "Sounding legal" is something lying liberals worry about. What's important is making it clear that the lawyers agree 100% with everything Trump has said, and saying it in legalese doesn't do that. Face it, you'd be hesitant to take a position 180 degrees different from what you said in a television interview a few years ago, too, but it doesn't seem to phase Dershowitz.Sure. But you really think the base wouldn't have the same takeway if they didn't at least try to make it sound actualy legal?
I mean, ####, I'd be so hesitant to attach my name on such a notable document like that just knowing that my peers would read it...
It dropped significantly in Rasmussen. The overall numbers don’t show it yet but I suspect they will.All true until the bolded. Outside some random noise it hasn't moved. (+42, -54)
So THAT'S why he was too busy to answer the letter from @Godsbrother!The candy desk is very popular. Tradition in the Senate. Currently Toomey (PA) sits at it and its filled with Hershey chocolates.
He makes good pointsMeanwhile Rand Paul called John Bolton “a disgruntled fired employee with an axe to grind” and said there is no point to having him as a witness and no point to continuing the trial. He said there are currently 45 votes to dismiss and that number is growing. He went on: the only important witness to hear from is Hunter Biden but he just as soon would be done with this “nonsense”.
Several other Republican senators agreed and said that Adam Schiff is convincing nobody and only unifying the disgust about this “total waste of time.”
Rand used to have some principal...sad to see the whole Hunter Biden narrative is still so pervasive even in the Senate and not just with the few like McConnell and Graham. Its a complete nonsense argument to claim we need to hear from Hunter Biden but not a fact witness who was there.Meanwhile Rand Paul called John Bolton “a disgruntled fired employee with an axe to grind” and said there is no point to having him as a witness and no point to continuing the trial. He said there are currently 45 votes to dismiss and that number is growing. He went on: the only important witness to hear from is Hunter Biden but he just as soon would be done with this “nonsense”.
Several other Republican senators agreed and said that Adam Schiff is convincing nobody and only unifying the disgust about this “total waste of time.”
How so? This has yet to be actually answered...in what way is Hunter Biden's testimony relevant to Donald Trump's actions?He makes good points
I think this is a good point and should be reinforced. At some point, all of the documents will be out there. Trumps inner circle will speak publicly - especially once Boltons book comes out. State Department docs will be released, probably by the next administration.I really liked the part when he asked when do Senators want to learn about everything that has happened. It will all come out eventually, and there’s an option to see it all now.
Paul didn't say it was. He only said that it would be important to hear from Biden. Again, the purpose is not to pursue the truth, the purpose is to feed the base what they want to believe. Feeding them Biden does that.How so? This has yet to be actually answered...in what way is Hunter Biden's testimony relevant to Donald Trump's actions?
Let's say that Hunter was corrupt and getting loads of free cash because of his last name and his access to the VP. Of course Trump isn't interested in other corruption, but corruption involving a rival motivates him to do the "right" thing and get to the bottom of it. If R's can prove Hunter did something wrong, it at least gives a hint of a legitimate motive. Sure Hunter isn't a witness to the president's behavior, but if they can show he's a criminal and Trump was on the trail to uncover that, it definitely will sell well to lots of the public. Motive shifts from simply digging up dirt, to pursuing an investigation of illegal activity. All of us here (mostly) know this is a crock, but for people looking for a plausible answer to why Trump did all of this, this would help provide it.Rand used to have some principal...sad to see the whole Hunter Biden narrative is still so pervasive even in the Senate and not just with the few like McConnell and Graham. Its a complete nonsense argument to claim we need to hear from Hunter Biden but not a fact witness who was there.
Now do Jr., Ivanka and Eric.Let's say that Hunter was corrupt and getting loads of free cash because of his last name and his access to the VP. Of course Trump isn't interested in other corruption, but corruption involving a rival motivates him to do the "right" thing and get to the bottom of it. If R's can prove Hunter did something wrong, it at least gives a hint of a legitimate motive. Sure Hunter isn't a witness to the president's behavior, but if they can show he's a criminal and Trump was on the trail to uncover that, it definitely will sell well to lots of the public. Motive shifts from simply digging up dirt, to pursuing an investigation of illegal activity. All of us here (mostly) know this is a crock, but for people looking for a plausible answer to why Trump did all of this, this would help provide it.
For sure. You can do Don Sr. as well.Now do Jr., Ivanka and Eric.
It’s not going to move them. What they’ll tell you is that young people are always liberal and they become conservative later on. In the meantime, while they’re young, they don’t vote.Percentage of voters aged 18-29 who want Trump removed from office is at 63%. That is an amazingly high number. Many of those people weren't old enough to vote in 2016. The Republicans have a HUGE demographics problem that they are making worse by blindly supporting Trump and covering up his crimes.
Hunter could be the dirtiest person out there...and it would not make Trump's withholding of aid for that to be any more proper than it is now.Let's say that Hunter was corrupt and getting loads of free cash because of his last name and his access to the VP. Of course Trump isn't interested in other corruption, but corruption involving a rival motivates him to do the "right" thing and get to the bottom of it. If R's can prove Hunter did something wrong, it at least gives a hint of a legitimate motive. Sure Hunter isn't a witness to the president's behavior, but if they can show he's a criminal and Trump was on the trail to uncover that, it definitely will sell well to lots of the public. Motive shifts from simply digging up dirt, to pursuing an investigation of illegal activity. All of us here (mostly) know this is a crock, but for people looking for a plausible answer to why Trump did all of this, this would help provide it.
I just don't understand. I keep thinking there has to be something else going on here beyond politics as usual. It doesn't make any sense. What are they so afraid of? The GOP base gets mad and primaries Rand Paul because he took this seriously? Then he gets to go to the private sector and earn millions of dollars a year. I just don't understand why they seem so desperate to defend one man who is arguably destroying the future of their party. Makes no sense.Meanwhile Rand Paul called John Bolton “a disgruntled fired employee with an axe to grind” and said there is no point to having him as a witness and no point to continuing the trial. He said there are currently 45 votes to dismiss and that number is growing. He went on: the only important witness to hear from is Hunter Biden but he just as soon would be done with this “nonsense”.
Several other Republican senators agreed and said that Adam Schiff is convincing nobody and only unifying the disgust about this “total waste of time.”
That has shifted tremendously since Trump took office. Youngsters recognize evil and realize they can stop it. In the 2014 primaries, only 20% of eligible voters (aged 18-29) voted. In 2018, that number nearly doubled (36%). This a humongous problem for the Republican party. Especially when it seems every action they take is for the good of the 38% percent of Trump's base who were voting Republican any way.It’s not going to move them. What they’ll tell you is that young people are always liberal and they become conservative later on. In the meantime, while they’re young, they don’t vote.