The Impeachment Thread

Does ordering executive branch employees not to comply with impeachment move the needle for you on removal/impeachment?

I think it makes a shtty president look guilty and I think he'd rather look guilty than be found guilty. Congress has subpoena power and has the tools to enforce it, they're simply choosing not to do it because it takes time.

I absolutely think trump is unfit for the presidency, long before this - the only problem I have with trumps actions is that he was using taxpayer dollars to dig up dirt on a political rival. That's what dictators do. I don't think that's an impeachable offense. Scummy and unbecoming of the presidency, yes. Worth firing for, no.
 
Sounds like a reliable source that definitely wouldn’t target selected soundbites.
They asked him directly if he heard or if someone told him the President wanted something in return, he said no. You are a partisan liberal, nothing you hear would change your mind. You had your mind made up from Nov 2016 that this President should be impeached. Just remember this very dangerous precedent you all have set
 
They asked him directly if he heard or if someone told him the President wanted something in return, he said no. You are a partisan liberal, nothing you hear would change your mind. You had your mind made up from Nov 2016 that this President should be impeached. Just remember this very dangerous precedent you all have set
Screech!
 
You left out "it was my presumption"
He said that later, specifically when talking about the financial aid. If your defense is the quid pro quo was actually carried out on a random hunch, then you probably also believe Tom Brady didn’t actually tell his ballboys to deflate the footballs.
 
For the same reason we wasted time on Monica giving bill a BJ in 1990.

Politics.
Two things. Bush was in office in 1990, and getting a blow job wasn't one of the charges in Clinton's impeachment. I believe they were perjury and obstruction of justice.
 
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