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Already proved that Republicans were talking impeachment before Biden took office.
That's a side issue. The fact is the dems were talking impeachment before he even had the office. Talk about not letting go.
Already proved that Republicans were talking impeachment before Biden took office.
Five dozen evidence-free election challenges lodged; swing state legislatures lobbied to overturn the popular vote; White House attempts to suborn DOJ officials; numerous White House attempts to intimidate and suborn state and local election officials; the Jan. 6th attempt to stop certification of the Electoral College vote; one ongoing post-certification election audit; several other possible post-certification state audits...plus impeachment chatter.
But yes, "bOtH sIdEs"
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Politicos talk about many things. Heck, people do too. The 1st Amendment is great. The line is drawn when you go from words to action.
I'm merely pointing out that despite whatever the rhetoric might have been, they didn't act on it. That's a fact as well. They also respected Mueller's investigation and the outcome of it.
They didn't like Trump? Sure. Did Trump hate their guts? Absolutely.
But, when the time came for that manchild to be in office, Democrats showed great restrain. This is a person that tried to push the boundaries of corruption to the limit, even advancing that the POTUS is immune from prosecution no matter what he does or when he did it (which thankfully the SCOTUS rebuffed).
Yep -both sides-...yep, you and CNN thought you had him...long night that night as we waited his appearance in that East Room. Would he roll over and ever more be owned by MSM/CNN? , I didn't know to be brutally honest. And in that honesty I must stipulate that I did think he'd come out, take it back and follow the long line of cowards and break my heart.Five dozen evidence-free election challenges lodged; swing state legislatures lobbied to overturn the popular vote; White House attempts to suborn DOJ officials; numerous White House attempts to intimidate and suborn state and local election officals; the Jan. 6th attempt to stop certification of the Electoral College vote; one ongoing post-certification election audit; several other possible post-certification state audits...plus impeachment chatter.
But yes, "bOtH sIdEs"
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God bless him; sunrise broke, I hit the remote and climbed offin' the couch, rejected the Lazy Boy and remained standing.
He strode out, located Acosta hiding (Jim- in'-knew) and that was that.
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"God bless the United States of America and the men who made her free."
leader of the Party
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It's cute that you think "they" started impeachment talks the same day that "they" introduced the bill.
"They" also voted overwhelmingly not to certify his election based on cultist conspiracy theories, and they're still counting ballots in Arizona, but those are separate topics I'm sure you'll want to redirect.
Anything for money.
Wonder if he got his $1,200 Biden stimulus check or if he will resort to giving blow jobs to survive?
Keep the water muddy.
It'd be $1400, Effy. That mother in' Biden robbed the remaining $600, that mother er.
You presented the evidence. Pay more attention to detail and you won't look so stupid.
Yes I presented evidence (proof) that impeachment was being discussed before inauguration. Everyone, including you, knows that a bill takes more than a few hours of work and discussion.
You lose.
But just in case you need more evidence (you don't), here you go.
https://thehill.com/homenews/house/5...ticles-against
cheap talk from ignorant , goin nowhere
McConnell says he's against impeaching Biden
One ring to rule them all: How Steve Bannon's daily podcast is running the entire GOP agenda
passing infrastructure legislation,
preserving and protecting the right to vote against GOP measures to suppress it,
combating the causes and effects of climate change, and
trying to ensure that women retain autonomy over their own bodies
for Republicans, even addressing or staking out a position on these issues has become, at most, a peripheral concern.
the Republicans have only one focus now: the negation of fair and lawful elections that don’t go their way.
The “stolen election/voter fraud” theme is now the official GOP talking point.
Republicans everywhere are now using it and will continue to use it in 2022 and beyond.
The tactic is being chiefly promoted and driven by Steve Bannon,
his daily podcasts, ... are now virtually required listening for most Republican officials, whether elected or intent on being elected.
This is where their marching orders are coming from.
the overwhelming emphasis is on conjuring up and amplifying the phony threat of “election fraud,”
urging on the nationwide bogus, partisan audits and investigations, and providing preordained conclusions to those investigations.
The new movement is built entirely around Trump’s insistence that the electoral system failed in 2020 and that Republicans can’t let it happen again.
The result is a nationwide groundswell of party activists whose central goal is not merely to win elections but to reshape their machinery.
Bannon’s podcast is a disinformation megaphone the likes of which Josef Goebbels could have only dreamed of, and
it is incredibly corrosive to this country’s democratic ins utions.
the 2022 election will be framed:
Every contest in which a Republican loses will now be susceptible to an ongoing, malicious attack on that election’s integrity, bar none.
we cannot expect any fealty to democracy from the vast majority of Republicans.
this seditious perfidy by Bannon and others:
it serves to make all forthcoming elections a referendum on Donald Trump, to the exclusion of all else.
https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2051185
Here's what I expect we will hear from the Repugs in a couple or few years:
"Yes, we DID steal the election(s), because (THE BIG LIE into FASCISM) the Dems were stealing them from us"
so nobody with the power to impeach
Your goalpost move noted (yet again) from "discussing" to "having the power to".
So a few members of congress don't have the power to impeach? Do tell.
All the left could do was burn private businesses for the previous 2 years, destroy Portland right after the 2016 election and go on a cop killing spree. They need to work on their game plan.Five dozen evidence-free election challenges lodged; swing state legislatures lobbied to overturn the popular vote; White House attempts to suborn DOJ officials; numerous White House attempts to intimidate and suborn state and local election officials; the Jan. 6th attempt to stop certification of the Electoral College vote; one ongoing post-certification election audit; several other possible post-certification state audits...plus impeachment chatter.
But yes, "bOtH sIdEs"
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Straight deflection becomes you.
Portland wasn’t destroyed. It’s just fine.
Which cops did the left kill again?
who gives a if people outside congress discuss impeachment. any more than you or me
He does not understand the meaning of defeat, literally, he has no clue.
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