Trump's coming impeachment trial aggravates rift among Republicans

[scorecard]

7 hours ago, Nout said:

Your last paragraph is requesting the destruction of 'America'

Just your opinion, I don't agree.

 

Trump, if allowed, would just divide Americans further and further.

 

[J Town]

7 minutes ago, scorecard said:

Just your opinion, I don't agree.

 

Trump, if allowed, would just divide Americans further and further.

 

I hope 45 continues to divide - the GOP. If he goes forth with "The Patriot Party," the GOP can kiss its aging butt goodbye. And, if he does this, taking all the crazies with him, what THEN will the remaining five Republicans do?

 

Quoting Martha Stewart: "And that's a good thing!"

[Jeffr2]

27 minutes ago, J Town said:

I hope 45 continues to divide - the GOP. If he goes forth with "The Patriot Party," the GOP can kiss its aging butt goodbye. And, if he does this, taking all the crazies with him, what THEN will the remaining five Republicans do?

 

Quoting Martha Stewart: "And that's a good thing!"

If he does try to take revenge on these members of congress, it means the dems will have a better chance of picking up more seats.

 

Portman just announced he won't run for reelection in 2022, and the governor in AZ isn't going to make a challenge there in November. 

 

The GOP's falling apart.

[Stargeezr]

If the GOP falls apart, they can blame them selves for being behind Trump for as lond as

they were. I hope people like Ted Crus, and other Trump supporters all get voted out

of their careers locally, but seeing the people in Texas recently who still are Trump

supporters, I doubt that this will happen, at least for 3 years, as it takes that long

for some of the brain washing to wear off.  I just hope that the future is very

dark for Donald Trump.

Geezer

[Berkshire]

9 hours ago, PattayaJames said:

 

Well I have not read all your links, so forgive me if I am missing something.

 

But just from what you have posted, it seems obvious to me that if as you say "'Justice Department lawyer Jeffrey Clark nearly convinced then-President Donald Trump to remove then-acting Attorney General Jeffrey Rosen and use the Department of Justice to undo Georgia's election results".

 

Hardly seems to justify impeachment, having someone fail to convince you do do something?

 

Don't you think?

 

You are misinformed.  Clark did convince Trump.  But the senior leadership at DOJ told Trump they would resign en masse if Trump went through with it.  That's the only reason Trump relented.  

[J Town]

1 minute ago, Stargrazer9889 said:

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I just hope that the future is very dark for Donald Trump.

Geezer

If I were a betting man, I'd put money on a VERY dark future for the murderous traitor-in-chief.