The Impeachment Thread

Yeah you are wrong because you refuse to read the whole thing and see it for what it was. And now you are all in, so you will lose face by admitting you were wrong.

I can live with it. You still look petty and foolish
There is only one way to read into the statement you made, and that’s that you a ignorant little man. Losing face? In front of who? A couple people on this board know who I am and the rest I couldn’t care less what they think of me. I am glad you can can live with it, but own it. Don’t make racial, thinly veiled at that, statements and then deny it what you said or who you really are. I can be foolish and a smart ass...won’t deny that. But there is only one petty and small person here and it ain’t me sweetheart.
 
They advance arguments--good ones--for their position. In contrast, Turley just notes that the Constitutional convention rejected adding "maladministration." That says nothing about how they were defining bribery at the time. In fact, turley is begging the question by assuming bribery had a narrow definition and that what Trump did would only be covered by the amorphous "maladministration" provision that was rejected. He does nothing to explain what bribery meant at the time.
At the time of the framers I believe they were concerned with Presidents taking bribes, not Presidents bribing others. Trump isn’t guilt of bribery here anyway but since you brought up context the point is relevant.
 
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At the time of the framers I believe they were concerned with Presidents taking bribes, not Presidents bribing others. Trump isn’t guilt of bribery here anyway but since you brought up context the point is relevant.
And I believe the framers would challenge trump to a duel on the White House lawn if they were here today.
 
And I believe they would look at today’s democrat/socialist party and asked what in the hell happened to this country
They would probably dig out their copies of the Constitution, and see what they could have done to avoid this. It would be like where did we go wrong? We thought we had all the bases covered.
 
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They would probably dig out their copies of the Constitution, and see what they could have done to avoid this. It would be like where did we go wrong? We thought we had all the bases covered.
They would likely be glad they are dead so they don’t have to witness the lefts beliefs and agendas
 
The republican defense has been dismantled piece by piece.

They are going to be left with "Well Trump maniacally yelled, 'I want nothing, no quid pro quo'" as their only defense.
Saying those words is an admission that he didn't want the proper recorded channels to mix with the Giuliani channel. Face to face, no record, and through intermediaries.
 
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The framers would point to Trump and say "that is exactly what we were trying to avoid. He is why people fled their homelands and formed a new country"
 
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