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Specifically, how does this differ from those who refused to remove Clinton for federal felonies committed while in office because they believed said felonies are not impeachable offenses?No, my argument is that the Senate Republicans will violate their oath of office by not being impartial jurors in Trumps trial.So... what sound argument is there that the Republicans in the Senate will violate their oath by not removing Trump?No. They did not.Did refusal to remove a President for the federal felonies of perjury and obstruction of justice, because neither rise to the level of an impeachable offense, violate the oaths of office of those involved?It's called their 'oath of office'. Look it up yourself.
Thank you for perfectly demonstrating your hyper-partisan bigotry.If you do not see a major difference between someone lying about a personal sexual affair vs. someone abusing the power of his office for personal political gain, then your too stupid to try reasoning with.
So... what sound argument is there that the Republicans in the Senate will violate their oath by not removing Trump?No. They did not.Did refusal to remove a President for the federal felonies of perjury and obstruction of justice, because neither rise to the level of an impeachable offense, violate the oaths of office of those involved?It's called their 'oath of office'. Look it up yourself.what is the republican's sworn duty?
No, my argument is that the Senate Republicans will violate their oath of office by not being impartial jurors in Trumps trial. They are predetermined not to remove him from office no matter how guilty he is.
i'm still waiting on what the abuse of power was. can you name it?Specifically, how does this differ from those who refused to remove Clinton for federal felonies committed while in office because they believed said felonies are not impeachable offenses?No, my argument is that the Senate Republicans will violate their oath of office by not being impartial jurors in Trumps trial.So... what sound argument is there that the Republicans in the Senate will violate their oath by not removing Trump?No. They did not.Did refusal to remove a President for the federal felonies of perjury and obstruction of justice, because neither rise to the level of an impeachable offense, violate the oaths of office of those involved?
Since many Republicans voted against removing Clinton, I'll leave it to you to research their reasoning.
If you do not see a major difference between someone lying about a personal sexual affair vs. someone abusing the power of his office for personal political gain, then your too stupid to try reasoning with.
Um...Clinton was impeached in his second term.The Democrats will - finally- impeach Trump just before Christmas, and then proceed to lose miserably in the Senate.
What then?
They spent all this time and effort and political capital to impeach Trump, what do they plan to do next?
Do they think their impeachment of Trump, and subsequent failure to remove him, will help their chances in 2020? Why?
Surely, they will be desperate to not be the first Congress to impeach a President only to have him re-elected - what sort of nonsense will this desperation bring?
It won't be the first time nimrod! Bill Clinton was Impeached and then re-elected! But you're probably to young to remember that. Or you're just misinformed!
based on what? name the crime? right now they have nothing to try.So... what sound argument is there that the Republicans in the Senate will violate their oath by not removing Trump?No. They did not.Did refusal to remove a President for the federal felonies of perjury and obstruction of justice, because neither rise to the level of an impeachable offense, violate the oaths of office of those involved?It's called their 'oath of office'. Look it up yourself.what is the republican's sworn duty?
No, my argument is that the Senate Republicans will violate their oath of office by not being impartial jurors in Trumps trial. They are predetermined not to remove him from office no matter how guilty he is.
Don't you know?i'm still waiting on what the abuse of power was. can you name it?Specifically, how does this differ from those who refused to remove Clinton for federal felonies committed while in office because they believed said felonies are not impeachable offenses?No, my argument is that the Senate Republicans will violate their oath of office by not being impartial jurors in Trumps trial.So... what sound argument is there that the Republicans in the Senate will violate their oath by not removing Trump?No. They did not.
Since many Republicans voted against removing Clinton, I'll leave it to you to research their reasoning.
If you do not see a major difference between someone lying about a personal sexual affair vs. someone abusing the power of his office for personal political gain, then your too stupid to try reasoning with.
AhhhhhhhhhDon't you know?i'm still waiting on what the abuse of power was. can you name it?Specifically, how does this differ from those who refused to remove Clinton for federal felonies committed while in office because they believed said felonies are not impeachable offenses?No, my argument is that the Senate Republicans will violate their oath of office by not being impartial jurors in Trumps trial.So... what sound argument is there that the Republicans in the Senate will violate their oath by not removing Trump?
Since many Republicans voted against removing Clinton, I'll leave it to you to research their reasoning.
If you do not see a major difference between someone lying about a personal sexual affair vs. someone abusing the power of his office for personal political gain, then your too stupid to try reasoning with.
A person running against an incumbent White House is immune to federal investigations of actions he took while an elected federal official.
Unless he's a Republican, of course.
Post-impeachment Dem agenda...?
