This specticle has run it's course and should end.Congressman bringing up past D.U.I.arrests ect.These hucksters have ran out of anything worthwhile to say and are just getting their 15 minutes of fame.Whatever impeachable behavior the President may or may not have exhibited has been lost in the noise.On to act 2 in full House and the Senate
I think most people agree from the beginning Trump would end up getting off the hook. Here's how I see it going. (1) Trump will rub it in with continual ever increasing chest thumping throughout the election cycle.(2) Being emboldened he will make even more dicey decisions. (3) He'll become ever increasingly insulting and obnoxious insomuch as even Republicans will find his newly inflated ego driven behavior problematic.
Democrat may have poked the Bear but Republicans are feeding it.
I see no good in any of this. You can't let a president continue doing whatever the hell he pleases.. Nor stretching his authority beyond it's limits. Had Republicans spoken up when he did perhaps it would not have come to far.
AND STOP SAYING THIS BS about "the will of the people". 1/5th the country supports Trump. The other 1/5th does not. The remaining 3/5th didn't even bother voting. Same goes with both sides of congress. Neither party was handed a referendum. This president chose to only represent himself and his views first and foremost above all. The hell with the other 4/5th.. What a way to run a country. I've never seen anything like this.
Oh good Bloomberg is 77 years old. Boris Johnson is 55. Justine Trudeau 47. Emmanuel Macron 41. Has the Oval office become a job for those looking for work in retirement?
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Impeaching any President over such thin evidence is simply wrong. This stunt should be defeated in the Senate.
ReplyDeleteThis specticle has run it's course and should end.Congressman bringing up past D.U.I.arrests ect.These hucksters have ran out of anything worthwhile to say and are just getting their 15 minutes of fame.Whatever impeachable behavior the President may or may not have exhibited has been lost in the noise.On to act 2 in full House and the Senate
ReplyDeleteI think most people agree from the beginning Trump would end up getting off the hook. Here's how I see it going. (1) Trump will rub it in with continual ever increasing chest thumping throughout the election cycle.(2) Being emboldened he will make even more dicey decisions. (3) He'll become ever increasingly insulting and obnoxious insomuch as even Republicans will find his newly inflated ego driven behavior problematic.
ReplyDeleteDemocrat may have poked the Bear but Republicans are feeding it.
I see no good in any of this. You can't let a president continue doing whatever the hell he pleases.. Nor stretching his authority beyond it's limits. Had Republicans spoken up when he did perhaps it would not have come to far.
AND STOP SAYING THIS BS about "the will of the people". 1/5th the country supports Trump. The other 1/5th does not. The remaining 3/5th didn't even bother voting. Same goes with both sides of congress. Neither party was handed a referendum. This president chose to only represent himself and his views first and foremost above all. The hell with the other 4/5th.. What a way to run a country. I've never seen anything like this.
Just in time Michael Bloomberg rides to the rescue.
ReplyDeleteOh good Bloomberg is 77 years old. Boris Johnson is 55. Justine Trudeau 47. Emmanuel Macron 41. Has the Oval office become a job for those looking for work in retirement?
DeleteJust in time Michael Bloomberg rides to the rescue.
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