Bruce Castor’s meanderings at the start of the impeachment trialPosted By Rod Kaufman |
Bruce Castor’s meanderings at the start of the impeachment trialPosted By Rod Kaufman |
Well that's easy: "the House approved a single article of impeachment, charging him with "incitement of insurrection" over the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol."Originally Posted by Greg Shaffer
Agreed....but now we need a list of the laws he broke
Bruce Castor’s meanderings at the start of the impeachment trialPosted By Rod Kaufman |
They already made the case legally. One has to be willfully ignorant to believe otherwise...Originally Posted by Mel MakiThe party leaders know it would be too difficult to prove legally. They have to go the emotional political BS way.
Bruce Castor’s meanderings at the start of the impeachment trialPosted By Rod Kaufman |
They were outraged when Obama wore a tan suit...Originally Posted by Maurice ClarkHi Rod,
Interesting to read what the republicans say both here and in the media. Imagine the outrage if Obama had done something like what trump did!!
Bruce Castor’s meanderings at the start of the impeachment trialPosted By Rod Kaufman |
Bruce Castor’s meanderings at the start of the impeachment trialPosted By Rod Kaufman |
To hear Trump's lawyer tell it, the insurrection on January 6 never happened and if it did, it was due to antifa.Originally Posted by Jim Moscheck
And not one senator will change their mind or even react to it.
Bruce Castor’s meanderings at the start of the impeachment trialPosted By Rod Kaufman |
..."hopefully, as McConnell said there might be criminal and civil consequences."Originally Posted by Jim MoscheckNo surprises, Trump was acquitted. McConnells remarks were interesting. I understand why the house didn’t call witnesses, but hopefully, as McConnell said there might be criminal and civil consequences.
“Clearly angry, the Senate’s longest-serving GOP leader said Trump’s actions surrounding the attack on Congress were “a disgraceful, disgraceful dereliction of duty.” He even noted that though Trump is now out of office, he remains subject to the country’s criminal and civil laws.
“He didn’t get away with anything yet,” McConnell said.”
Seven Republicans joined all 50 Democrats on that vote, creating a clear majority against Trump and a bipartisan denunciation of his actions in helping spark the violent attack on the Capitol by his supporters.
https://apnews.com/article/capitol-siege-donald-trump-impeachments-trump-impeachment-mitch-mcconnell-0a14d2e41e376331580b98a992f7d856
Bruce Castor’s meanderings at the start of the impeachment trialPosted By Rod Kaufman |
WTF? Plenty of the rioters in the mob were armed and others brought bombs. The votes were being duly authorized as provided by the constitution on the date on which it is to take place.Originally Posted by Mel MakiIt would be easier to get "insurrection" if they had guns and the votes were not quickly approved.
Bruce Castor’s meanderings at the start of the impeachment trialPosted By Rod Kaufman |
"I just wonder what it was meant to distract us from......"Originally Posted by Greg ShafferSurely there was no one here that didnt KNOW he would be acquitted...... If you didnt know that then those of you who didnt are far less smart than I gave you credit for......
I called it a Kabuki Theatre because that was all it ever had the potential of being.....
I just wonder what it was meant to distract us from......
Bruce Castor’s meanderings at the start of the impeachment trialPosted By Rod Kaufman |
The collective senate laughed hysterically at the Trump lawyer! Talk about LOL!Originally Posted by Greg ShafferYour delusions truly are epic James
The Trump lawyers ripped the left's case to shreds LOL
