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Good people don't defend a bad person.

https://johnpavlovitz.com/2018/01/12/good-people-dont-defend-bad-man

If nepotism were illegal, then aren't the Trumps a prime example?

Trump had 2.5 years to ask the doj to investigate the Bidens. Never brought it up in any of his conversations with the Ukrainians until Biden began to outperform him in the post. Funny that.

If it (Biden corruption) is worthy of investigation, it merits it's own investigation. In a real trial, any reference to Biden would have been dismissed as irrelevant. "Hunter Biden bene...." "Objection! Relevance." "Sustained" The constant references to the Bidens in t...

We have hit rock bottom in GOP logic, and started digging. Lying under oath about getting a BJ in the oval office is an impeachable offense. Using the power of the US presidency to solicit a bribe in the form of asking a foreign government to interfere with our election while withholding funds that ...

Ironic is when a lot of dudes who voted that lying about a blow job in the oval office rises to impeachable, but soliciting a bribe in the form of foreign meddling in our election, isn't.

The GOP has abandoned any pretense of ethics.

To me, "abuse power" is headed for the same type of acquittal. The GOP senators will just say - "abuse of power" does not rise to the level of impeachable offenses as termed in the constitution, and their woolheaded base will agree. Bribery is delineated in the constitution and P...

We are living in la la looney land.

"Dershowitz argues president can't be impeached for an act he thinks will help his re-election"


Two words Richard Nixon.

When the constitution was written, there were no federal statutes. If only statutory crimes are impeachable offenses, how do we write of impeachment before there are statutory crimes? Bribery as understood by the framers would have been some thing like: “a public official who directly or indirectly,...