Impeachment moves to Senate
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so it would seem to me that even they figure they are wasting time.I think you're right about the Democrats; did you see that group from the House that walked the articles of impeachment to the Senate? They looked like they were walking to the gallows.
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racist reasons? I am not sure what that is sense people of any race can belong to any party.
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If he is going to stay for the long run, we need to pray for the change of his heart.
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Then why would it improve now when Obama was in office for two terms.
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Yet, it was not until he got in office that unemployment dropped to record lows.
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Okay, change his speech at least (lol). But then "out of the abundance of heart, the mouth speaks."
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Yes, jobs are up but wages are not and some sectors have been hit pretty hard by Trump's bonehead trade wars--and it's all supported by a rapidly rising government deficit.
Of course they are. Trump's main mission is to pack the courts in support of a religious extremest social agenda. There s not much of a future in this country for anyone who is not a "Bible-believing" Christian if Trump wins.
The patent inadequacy of the Democrats to deal with Trump and his supporters is worth a thread of its own.
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It was already on the way there.
Remember, Obama inherited an economic catastrophe. He had to fix what the previous administration caused. Trump inherited an economy that was already on it's way up. That includes a lowering unemployment rate.
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I am not sure how you can say that non-Bible believing Christians will not have much of a furture here. First of all this country is not a Christian nation. Second of all, even though it has been heavily Christian sense the beginning Non-Christians have never been forced out or anything.
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Can we please keep this thread on the impeachment; there are plenty of other threads on the other things. Thanks.
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I feel he will be re-elected because we’ve never addressed the issues that got him elected in the first place. The division has only gotten worse since then and the Democratic candidates aren’t really anything to write home about.
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The House made no case for impeachment. No crimes were even identified. The leadership admitted that simply staining the reputation of the president for all of time to come was what they accomplished.
So in answer to the question, it looks as though the Senate is preparing to hear both sides and that this would require about three weeks.
So in answer to the question, it looks as though the Senate is preparing to hear both sides and that this would require about three weeks.
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Do you think it would be better for the Republicans to drag this out longer; to give the Democrats more time to look like fools?
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Good day,
There is quite a many Senator's that feel the house has not met the legal standards of evidence required under law.
If it dismissed for that reason I am sure the langue from the Senate will make it clear the House has failed to meet it's legal obligation... and look for the phase "shoddy work" by the prosecution in the ruling sent back to the house.
Now that will make history.
IN Him,
Bill
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Good day, mnorian
I am not sure... it has been supposed that the President will not testify and the case will move quickly. Everything that the President what to tell the people about this and his view will be contained in the state of the union addressees on the floor of the house.
In that way the house will hear from him directly as will the whole of the country.. quite the Reagan move I kind of like it.
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