~~ PRESIDENTIAL HARASSMENT! || Millions of Impeaches, Impeaches for Me || House Impeachment Hearings OT ~~

[Kal-El814 6,588]

11 minutes ago, Jason said:

 

Easily a bottom 3 Daily Show moment. 

[b_m_b_m_b_m 7,123]

In retrospect the daily show doesn't age well

[marioandsonic 1,405]

1 hour ago, b_m_b_m_b_m said:

In retrospect the daily show doesn't age well

 

Trump being president killed the idea of satire as a whole.

[cusideabelincoln 866]

4 hours ago, Jason said:

I've been trying to find a map some idiot posted that showed what the country would look like if the states were physically proportional to their population, with the caption defending the electoral college.

[Littleronin 791]

25 minutes ago, cusideabelincoln said:

I've been trying to find a map some idiot posted that showed what the country would look like if the states were physically proportional to their population, with the caption defending the electoral college.

Something like this?



Or this one maybe

[cusideabelincoln 866]

Definitely more like the second one, but I seem to remember it being even more exaggerated in terms of New York and California being bigger.  Or perhaps it was an illusion because it was definitely color coded as red and blue to contrast against the typical red/blue map.

[vaxick 369]

2 hours ago, cusideabelincoln said:

Definitely more like the second one, but I seem to remember it being even more exaggerated in terms of New York and California being bigger.  Or perhaps it was an illusion because it was definitely color coded as red and blue to contrast against the typical red/blue map.

 

Would this be it?

 

[PaladinSolo 2,152]

 

[Spork3245 7,046]

Just now, PaladinSolo said:

 

[Uaarkson 473]

25 minutes ago, Spork3245 said:

lmao

[Jason 15,576]

30 minutes ago, Spork3245 said:

 

[thewhyteboar 7,127]

 

[PaladinSolo 2,152]

Hes basically saying out loud that they must put party over country, 

[Uaarkson 473]

He’s going for the Cuck World Record.

[Commissar SFLUFAN 20,529]

Graham is an infinitely more odious individual than McConnell.

[Jason 15,576]

Graham: Russians hacked my campaign email account

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Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham said Wednesday his campaign email account was hacked by Russians -- adding that the US needs to work together to stop this from happening.

 

[Joe 3,408]

7 minutes ago, Commissar SFLUFAN said:

Graham is an infinitely more odious individual than McConnell.

McConnell is a piece of shit, but he doesn’t try to hide it at least.

[LazyPiranha 1,772]

32 minutes ago, Jason said:

Graham: Russians hacked my campaign email account

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Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham said Wednesday his campaign email account was hacked by Russians -- adding that the US needs to work together to stop this from happening.

 

Was his password “ mynameisreek?”

[Chairslinger 6,173]

1 hour ago, Jason said:

Graham: Russians hacked my campaign email account

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Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham said Wednesday his campaign email account was hacked by Russians -- adding that the US needs to work together to stop this from happening.

 

 

 

If Grahmn isn't being blackmailed, I would love to know what the fuck his true motivation is here.

 

He doesn't have to worry about reelection for 6 years. Donald Trump proved right all the worst things 2016 Lindsey Grahmn said about him and more. So any claim that Trump genuinely changed Grahmn's mind about him seems unlikely.

 

With Grahmn's reaction in the moment during the insurrection and then the following days it sure looks like Grahmn was shocked into honesty on that day, then Trump met with him in person to yank the chain and remind Grahmn what he has on him.

 

This isn't even about a principled stand, which I expect very few Republicans to have. It's about political expediency. There is the impulse after 4 years to tie yourself to Trump, and then there is the growing realization that the best political more for Republicans, by Republicans is to excise Trump from the party wholesale.

 

Noted principled actors such as Liz Cheney and possibly McConnell himself have decided on the later. So, again, this is not even expecting a backbone from Grahmn  just the ability to break with Trump even when it is probably better for the party to do so....

[LazyPiranha 1,772]

It’s not that hard to figure out.  The man is if nothing else a ridiculous coward.  Far right chuds will absolutely harass and threaten him for not backing Trump, very few republicans will abandon him for doing this. There’s practically no reason to not take this track

[Joe 3,408]

Graham was crying like a little bitch on TV a few months ago when Jaime Harrison was raising obscene amounts of money. He got help from Trump and the GOP and I am sure Trump is making sure he remembers that.

[Jason 15,576]

Senate GOP Set to Argue Out-of-Office Trump Can’t be Convicted in Impeachment

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The political fate of President Trump could be settled by who wins a debate over whether a president can be convicted through the impeachment process after leaving office.

 

[Chairslinger 6,173]

17 minutes ago, Jason said:

Senate GOP Set to Argue Out-of-Office Trump Can’t be Convicted in Impeachment

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The political fate of President Trump could be settled by who wins a debate over whether a president can be convicted through the impeachment process after leaving office.

 

 

 

Fine, whatever.

 

At this late date we should always keep in mind this can not be a fight against Republicans.

 

We can not convict Trump without their support.

 

It has to be a fight where they are convinced they benefit from convicting him, too.

 

Impeachment already served most of the purpose of what I would consider the less tangible benefits of this exercise. Such as putting on record what Trump did.

 

One could argue that forcing the Republicans to vote on it is politically advantageous to Dems(which I am not even sure is true that people are going to care that much about it in 2 years) but if this is just about forcing Republicans to take a shitty vote than be done with it and let Biden have as productive a start to his term as possible. That's how to win politically.

 

I just don't see the benefit to a long, drawn out Senate trial that doesn't have Republican buy-in.

[b_m_b_m_b_m 7,123]

Keeping trump from ever holding office again would be a fine idea if you have a 6+ year outlook like Mitch and other recently elected republican senators

[osxmatt 2,212]

They'll never vote to convict, not because of Trump, but because of their voters.

 

There is no Republican Party anymore. It's only the party of Trump.

[Jason 15,576]

8 minutes ago, osxmatt said:

They'll never vote to convict, not because of Trump, but because of their voters.

 

There is no Republican Party anymore. It's only the party of Trump.

 

If they do it now the chuds will have had more than enough time to vent their anger over it by midterms 2022.

[MarSolo 2,271]

Okay, but they’re not Trump. His voters aren’t going to come out in insane droves to support them.

[Jason 15,576]

 

[Joe 3,408]

16 minutes ago, Jason said:

 

 

That is fucking amazing. Legit LOLed for a couple minutes.

[PaladinSolo 2,152]

4 minutes ago, Joe said:

 

That is fucking amazing. Legit LOLed for a couple minutes.

QAnon-enthusiast Lauren Boebert had won the Republican primary for Colorado's 3rd Congressional District. Consensus in the room was that Boebert's victory was a stunner. The president then addressed McConnell. "You know she’s a believer in that QAnon," he said. "Are you familiar with that, Mitch?" McConnell sat there stone-faced. He didn't move a muscle.

 

"You know, people say they're into all kinds of bad things and say all kinds of terrible things about them," Trump added. "But, you know, my understanding is they basically are just people who want good government."

The room fell silent. Nobody knew how to respond.

Then all of a sudden Meadows burst out laughing. "I have heard them described a lot of ways, but never quite like that," he said. The meeting participants broke down laughing. "In terror, quite candidly," said a source in the room.

 

 

[MarSolo 2,271]

I love that none of these lawyers are getting paid.