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The Impeachment Thread Part Deux


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What do you think will happen?  

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  1. 1. What do you think will happen?

    • Impeachment but not conviction
      27
    • Impeachment and conviction 👀
      10
    • Impeachment fails
      11
    • Impeachment is never brought up
      9

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1 minute ago, tshile said:

So. The GOP argument against witnesses is... we’ll have to call a lot of witnesses. 
 

ooooooooook. 


his point is that they recognize this means nothing to Republicans politically. It doesn’t hurt them any more than the last 2-3 days did regardless of how damaging the testimony is but delaying this process by dragging a hundred witnesses in so the stimulus isn’t passed until late March or April will hurt Dems/Biden politically quite a bit 

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Just now, Momma There Goes That Man said:


his point is that they recognize this means nothing to Republicans politically. It doesn’t hurt them any more than the last 2-3 days did regardless of how damaging the testimony is but delaying this process by dragging a hundred witnesses in so the stimulus isn’t passed until late March or April will hurt Dems/Biden politically quite a bit 

So the argument is that because of witnesses we can’t pass the stimulus the gop doesn’t want to pass and won’t support anyways?

 

gotcha. 

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1 minute ago, tshile said:

So the argument is that because of witnesses we can’t pass the stimulus the gop doesn’t want to pass and won’t support anyways?

 

gotcha. 


no the argument is that budget reconciliation, which doesn’t need GOP support, is still a long complicated process and will not passed soon. 
 

So further delaying that only hurts Dems. It does nothing to Reps that weren’t going to vote for it anyway because they weren’t the ones campaigning for 2 months that help is coming ASAP and then won’t deliver it until April 

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4 minutes ago, Momma There Goes That Man said:


his point is that they recognize this means nothing to Republicans politically. It doesn’t hurt them any more than the last 2-3 days did regardless of how damaging the testimony is but delaying this process by dragging a hundred witnesses in so the stimulus isn’t passed until late March or April will hurt Dems/Biden politically quite a bit 

I don’t see why they can’t schedule both. 

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6 minutes ago, Momma There Goes That Man said:


his point is that they recognize this means nothing to Republicans politically. It doesn’t hurt them any more than the last 2-3 days did regardless of how damaging the testimony is but delaying this process by dragging a hundred witnesses in so the stimulus isn’t passed until late March or April will hurt Dems/Biden politically quite a bit 

 

4 minutes ago, Bang said:

Call them.

Call them all. Call Lyndsey on his bluff and lets get to REALLY digging. 
DO it. 

DO IT.

 

 

DO IT.

 

~Bang

 

Doesn’t calling a bunch of witnesses actually help the Dems?  They have an excuse to pause the trial for say, a month, to get depositions and whatnot together.  During that pause, they can work on stimulus, appointments, etc.

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Just now, PleaseBlitz said:


I’d argue that it also hurts people in need of the stimulus, but sure, GOP senators don’t give a **** about that. 


100% correct. Those people also won’t blame Republicans for this in 2022 They will blame Dems because they were in charge and they didn’t keep their promise or prioritized the impeachment over them 

1 minute ago, TheGreatBuzz said:

 

 

Doesn’t calling a bunch of witnesses actually help the Dems?  They have an excuse to pause the trial for say, a month, to get depositions and whatnot together.  During that pause, they can work on stimulus, appointments, etc.


maybe a week to prepare for the case not work on budget reconciliation. Certainly not a month 

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1 minute ago, Momma There Goes That Man said:


100% correct. Those people also won’t blame Republicans for this in 2022 They will blame Dems because they were in charge and they didn’t keep their promise or prioritized the impeachment over them 


I don’t know. Seems clear that Dems really want to pass something and the GOP is standing in the way of it. GOP senators up for reelection are the ones that will have to explain their opposition. 

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1 minute ago, TheGreatBuzz said:

 

 

Doesn’t calling a bunch of witnesses actually help the Dems?  They have an excuse to pause the trial for say, a month, to get depositions and whatnot together.  During that pause, they can work on stimulus, appointments, etc.

seems that way.
The GOPs only strategy for anything is to delay, point fingers, muddy waters, and in the end do nothing. 

So lets do it. Call them all. Investigate all of it. (Interesting how Lyndsey threatens with "FBI investigations" when all he and his conspirators have done for four + years is try to destroy the FBI, and ignore everything they already found on Trump.

Call them ALL. Do it.

 

~Bang

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1 minute ago, PleaseBlitz said:


I don’t know. Seems clear that Dems really want to pass something and the GOP is standing in the way of it. GOP senators up for reelection are the ones that will have to explain their opposition. 


All anyone was told was that if Dems win the Senate in GA they would get relief checks ASAP. All people know is that they have the majorities and the presidency, if anyone knows anything about budget reconciliation the only thing they know about it is that it’s a way they can pass this bill without GOP support. 
 

and when they don’t get this passed until late March they’re not going to blame republicans 

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Who honestly thought Mitch McConell would "vote his conscience"?  He has shown us over and over that he HAS no conscience. 

 

And along those lines, who honestly thinks that if, in the future, a Democrat faces an impeachment trial after leaving office the GOP would vote not to impeach because "you can't impeach a private citizen"? 

 

Mitch McConnell's view is always, if it's in his own best interest: precedent schmecedent.

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