Trump lost moving on with new year go Biden
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Haaaaaaaaaaaaaa - keep believing your horseshite polls - those that fail to learn from
History are doomed to repeat it.
What about all the polls saying that President Trump is climbing and ruling in the battleground states and that Independents have turned on the Dems because of their rabid impeachment crap - never mention those polls - only your horseshite Dem propaganda polls - I say fie unto you :}
Last I heard - the American way twas innocent til proven quilty - Dems way now is guilty by accusation - bunch o bozos
true.....I agree with you....the GOP has not made on Honest statement the entire hearing....no defense for the crime...just complain about the court...when it has been the same way they used it against Clinton
Here are 5 lies the GOP has told during the Impeachment Hearings: 1. Donald Trump fights corruption: Jim Jordan said,” Trump waited over 50 days to release the aid, to test the new Ukrainian President to see if he was honest.”
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well last time we trusted our country to protect one of our most valuable commodities...and they failed....and this time the right is currently asking for them to get involved again
like Obama was afraid of....people worrying about weather our vote would count or not...…..a trump and company have clearly showed ...IT DOESNT
when have you ever seen an accused get to pick who they want questioned and who he doesn't!
like I told hottobe……...if you were charged with a crime…..and refused to provide any witness to show your innocents what do you think the verdict will be....same with his taxes and several other issues....nothing to hide....prove it.....until then guilty as charged
You Bias democratic followers won't admit that Joe Biden was the government official that was dealing with the Corrupt Ukraine, then they attempt to impeach a sitting president on charges that were picked out of the air. Of course President refused to participate or encourage others in his administration to heed the democrats demands. President Trump has been under a microscope for over 3 years, with the Democrats, F.B.I, CIA searching for something ( anything ) to remove him from office and have completely failed, just because he beat Clinton. Maybe he has done questionable things, he has no governor to control what comes out of his mouth, he thinks it, he says it. He has a huge ego and that has been needed to accomplish positive results on the world stage, and in our own country. So many leftist hate the rich so much that it is destroying the heart of America. Capitalism isn't perfect but Socialism is a death sentence. I personally do not fault the rich for succeeding and this country's government tax system is terrible, it is horrible because we dump trillions of dollars into our government to spend in any way they see fit. By the way I am Bias but I am not a Republican, I vote for the person I feel can do the best job no matter what party.
and in your right wing bias.....if you took the time to look it up....but you didn't because you just got by what the republicans tell you which just adds to the division……...people refusing to look for and at the facts...….Biden was checked and found nothing!......as for trump...hell yes he should have been checked....what 7 people all with ties to Russia ...all a major player in his campaign....most served time or are serving time.....anyone running for the leader of a country with so many ties to our enemy deserves very close scrutiny....not even going to go into the rest....just more of your right wing bias
o and the biased right wing cult members= o and the right wing talk show promoters of hate and discontent=and those not smart enough to look for the facts just go by what the right tells them
War around the corner?.....he has been pushing for it for 3 years now...……..looks like it may be coming......
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Mmmmm….what to do...have a hearing and put on a show that might backfire......or just a quick vote to hush things up?
Trump faces fight or flight moment in Senate impeachment trial
WASHINGTON — The closer Republicans get to a Senate impeachment trial of President Donald Trump, the more it looks like an improvised political explosive.
The White House and the Senate Republican Conference are united in their desire to dispose of it , but divided over how to do that in the way that inflicts the most damage on Democrats and the least harm on them — a show that gives Trump the chance to turn the tables on his accusers, or a quick dismissal that amounts to an exercise in self-preservation for him and GOP senators.
In other words, it's fight or flight time for Trump.
With his legacy, his re-election and his movement on the line — at a time when congressional Republicans are in lockstep defense of his actions — it would be quite a silent retreat for the chest-thumping, trash-talking Trump to slip away from the chance to have a made-for-TV trial befitting his reality-era presidency.
He sounds like he doesn't want to.
"I wouldn’t mind the long process, because I’d like to see the whistleblower, who’s a fraud, having the whistleblower called to testify in the Senate trial," he said Friday , referring to the anonymous intelligence community official who first accused him of wrongdoing in a complaint filed with the intelligence community inspector general .
He also noted that he believes that the House's impeachment process — the Judiciary Committee there approved two articles against him on Friday morning and the full House is expected to approve them next week — has benefited him.
"It's a very sad thing for our country, but it seems to be very good for me politically," he told reporters.
And yet he also signaled some willingness to listen to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., and some White House advisers who prefer a trial with more "no" and less show.
"I’ll do long or short," he said.
But while McConnell has kept power in the Republican Conference for more than a decade by averting risk, Trump didn't get to the Oval Office by playing it safe. His instincts likely lean toward brawling
The hope inside the GOP right now is that if he does, it's with Democrats — not fellow Republicans. And so they're seeking a sweet spot of consensus that suits him.
"The president should have every right to put on the defense he wants," said Sen. Mike Lee, R-Utah, who is among a group of lawmakers that resisted McConnell's initial plan for a quick trial that would preclude witnesses. "And I have every confidence that [White House Counsel] Pat Cipollone and the rest of the president's defense team will give him the best advice to make the right decision."
The calculus is complicated by a set of instincts and interests shared by the president and some of his most aggressive allies in the Senate that are broadly at odds with those of McConnell, R-Ky., Republican senators in tough re-election bids and White House officials who fear that a circus-like trial could result in unnecessary pain for everyone.
Like any leader of a party caucus in Congress, McConnell's first loyalty has to be to his peers and keeping them in power. But what's perceived as good for Republicans in hard re-election fights — a quick trial that puts less of a spotlight on Trump's alleged misdeeds and the senators' handling of them — doesn't fit with Trump's apparent desire to present his case before the presidential election season heats up.
This Senate, a far more hospitable arena for Trump than the House, is the only remaining venue for him to litigate it.
"What’s interesting is they’re totally split on it right now," said Rachel Bovard, a former Senate Republican aide who keeps in close touch with GOP officials. Some "want to sail directly into the wind ... that's what the president wants."
The truth, is either option could backfire.
A speedy trial might make Trump look more guilty, because Democrats will argue he ran and hid behind Republican votes without defending himself. At the same time, a longer version might expose Trump and GOP senators to further revelations about the Ukraine scandal, or simply the humiliation of a public spectacle.
"Get it over fast is the best way," Bovard said, concluding that more time tends to lead to unforced errors for Senate Republicans. "Everything they touch goes sideways."
McConnell is clearly eager to avoid a bigger public split with Trump that could hurt Republican senators with Trump's base. On Friday, he spoke with Fox News' Sean Hannity about his efforts to coordinate with Cipollone, who may lead the president's defense on the Senate floor and who could, conceivably, be a witness in the trial.
But even in tying himself to Cipollone, he revealed that he remains favorable to a quiet trial that would be positively un-Trumpian
"I'm going to take my cues from the president's lawyers," McConnell said. "But, yes, If you know you have the vote, you've listened to the arguments on both sides, and believe the case is so slim, so weak that you have the votes to end it, that might be what the president's lawyers would prefer, and you could certainly make a case for making it shorter rather than longer since it's such a weak case."
Of course, the president doesn't always do what his lawyers want — especially if they're telling him to shut up and take the win.
once again with this man....justice will not be served....and he is above the law.....even when his own transcript of the call shows he broke the law….witnesses say he broke the law......his own words on the white house lawn says he broke the law.....and that's just on Ukraine....didn't touch the mueller report....didn't touch the emoluments clause....and the Russian money laundering....and so much more....Dems trying to keep it short and letting him off on a lot...……………………………...although if his taxes get released soon....that will hurt him there with a lot of voters
Trump faces fight or flight moment in Senate impeachment trial
WASHINGTON — The closer Republicans get to a Senate impeachment trial of President Donald Trump, the more it looks like an improvised political explosive.
The White House and the Senate Republican Conference are united in their desire to dispose of it , but divided over how to do that in the way that inflicts the most damage on Democrats and the least harm on them — a show that gives Trump the chance to turn the tables on his accusers, or a quick dismissal that amounts to an exercise in self-preservation for him and GOP senators.
In other words, it's fight or flight time for Trump.
With his legacy, his re-election and his movement on the line — at a time when congressional Republicans are in lockstep defense of his actions — it would be quite a silent retreat for the chest-thumping, trash-talking Trump to slip away from the chance to have a made-for-TV trial befitting his reality-era presidency.
He sounds like he doesn't want to.
"I wouldn’t mind the long process, because I’d like to see the whistleblower, who’s a fraud, having the whistleblower called to testify in the Senate trial," he said Friday , referring to the anonymous intelligence community official who first accused him of wrongdoing in a complaint filed with the intelligence community inspector general .
He also noted that he believes that the House's impeachment process — the Judiciary Committee there approved two articles against him on Friday morning and the full House is expected to approve them next week — has benefited him.
"It's a very sad thing for our country, but it seems to be very good for me politically," he told reporters.
And yet he also signaled some willingness to listen to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., and some White House advisers who prefer a trial with more "no" and less show.
"I’ll do long or short," he said.
But while McConnell has kept power in the Republican Conference for more than a decade by averting risk, Trump didn't get to the Oval Office by playing it safe. His instincts likely lean toward brawling
The hope inside the GOP right now is that if he does, it's with Democrats — not fellow Republicans. And so they're seeking a sweet spot of consensus that suits him.
"The president should have every right to put on the defense he wants," said Sen. Mike Lee, R-Utah, who is among a group of lawmakers that resisted McConnell's initial plan for a quick trial that would preclude witnesses. "And I have every confidence that [White House Counsel] Pat Cipollone and the rest of the president's defense team will give him the best advice to make the right decision."
The calculus is complicated by a set of instincts and interests shared by the president and some of his most aggressive allies in the Senate that are broadly at odds with those of McConnell, R-Ky., Republican senators in tough re-election bids and White House officials who fear that a circus-like trial could result in unnecessary pain for everyone.
Like any leader of a party caucus in Congress, McConnell's first loyalty has to be to his peers and keeping them in power. But what's perceived as good for Republicans in hard re-election fights — a quick trial that puts less of a spotlight on Trump's alleged misdeeds and the senators' handling of them — doesn't fit with Trump's apparent desire to present his case before the presidential election season heats up.
This Senate, a far more hospitable arena for Trump than the House, is the only remaining venue for him to litigate it.
"What’s interesting is they’re totally split on it right now," said Rachel Bovard, a former Senate Republican aide who keeps in close touch with GOP officials. Some "want to sail directly into the wind ... that's what the president wants."
The truth, is either option could backfire.
A speedy trial might make Trump look more guilty, because Democrats will argue he ran and hid behind Republican votes without defending himself. At the same time, a longer version might expose Trump and GOP senators to further revelations about the Ukraine scandal, or simply the humiliation of a public spectacle.
"Get it over fast is the best way," Bovard said, concluding that more time tends to lead to unforced errors for Senate Republicans. "Everything they touch goes sideways."
McConnell is clearly eager to avoid a bigger public split with Trump that could hurt Republican senators with Trump's base. On Friday, he spoke with Fox News' Sean Hannity about his efforts to coordinate with Cipollone, who may lead the president's defense on the Senate floor and who could, conceivably, be a witness in the trial.
But even in tying himself to Cipollone, he revealed that he remains favorable to a quiet trial that would be positively un-Trumpian
"I'm going to take my cues from the president's lawyers," McConnell said. "But, yes, If you know you have the vote, you've listened to the arguments on both sides, and believe the case is so slim, so weak that you have the votes to end it, that might be what the president's lawyers would prefer, and you could certainly make a case for making it shorter rather than longer since it's such a weak case."
Of course, the president doesn't always do what his lawyers want — especially if they're telling him to shut up and take the win.
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once again with this man....justice will not be served....and he is above the law.....even when his own transcript of the call shows he broke the law….witnesses say he broke the law......his own words on the white house lawn says he broke the law.....and that's just on Ukraine....didn't touch the mueller report....didn't touch the emoluments clause....and the Russian money laundering....and so much more....Dems trying to keep it short and letting him off on a lot...……………………………...although if his taxes get released soon....that will hurt him there with a lot of voters
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Hard to be pro America and anti president at the same time. Go Trump
not at all...….like these politicians are supposed to do.....you take an oath to the country...NOT the man.....and you right wingers just can't seem to grasp that......he was voted in as leader....not dictator
He's got till 2024
