Three Impeachment Articles Against President Trump. Republican Strategy will be Operation Boomerang.

originally posted by: Sookiechacha
a reply to: RalagaNarHallas

To long, didn't read.

Congress has the duty to defend our democracy.
The House of Representative has the sole power to impeach the president.
www.abovetopsecret.com...

The President has the Constitutional duty and authority to expose and defend against any and all corruption.

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a reply to: Sookiechacha

aww no Nixon post this time feel left out ,so you get presented with facts and just ignore it ok here watch this youtube video (gasp) its 20 minutes long

www.youtube.com... it highlights all the problems with the dem party and how they not russia were to blame for Hillary Clinton's loss

they got from over confidence and arrogance to out right rage and throwing the members of the usa that didn't vote they way they told them to or thought they should ,those Latinos and blacks and women that voted for trump? throw them under the bus call them idiots racists bigots because they didn't follow group think.

then they get good and angry with gnashing of teeth ,but hey at least the young turks managed to actually blame Hillary for her loss so ill give them that much ,they repeatedly talk about how they have the "net" and the media and still lost with one factor being oh hey lets demonize a percentage of America and then be surprised when they voted for trump you know the one guy not calling them names like deplorable or living in fly over country. and he may even get a larger share of the black and Latino vote in 2020 because your side keeps vocally and constantly throwing those who disagree with you under the bus with your constant condescending and arrogant tone. Hubris and complacency lost you 2016 not Russian memes that and as they quote running "the worst candidate ever" to try to beat trump the first time

the lefts only hope for 2020 is that we as republicans make the same mistake you did and get complacent ,but thanks to this impeachment nonsense your BS with Kavanaugh our base has stayed pretty dang motivated because you and the media let trump live rent free in your head as demonstrated with the non stop temper-tantrum you guys have had since 2016

The republican dominated senate will acquit. Their opinion is, "Trump can do anything he wants." Senate approval is running around 20%, very dismal.

Didn't Trump once say that he could shoot someone in the middle of Time Square with no consequences.

No such laws exists called "obstruction of congress" or "abuse of power". The obstruction of justice is conjured up that Trump is trying to legally defend himself which pisses off the treasonous coup attackers.

a reply to: tkwasny

Congress can draw up an article of impeachment on anything. From what I've read/heard, it's a political process...one that is not negative, except amongst certain scholars. (Bill Clinton became more popular and much wealthier after being impeached)

The REAL pain potentially comes in the SENATE impeachment trial of President Trump. But top Republican Senators say there's not a chance President Trump will be found "guilty" there.

The Trump-Zelensky phonecall transcript being released this coming Tuesday, could be a blockbuster.

theweek.com...

a reply to: Lumenari

I look forward to a Republican majority in the House in 2020 so we can finally get actual legislature that is good for Americans started up again.

I thought the last congress (2017-2019) was useless. But boy did the dems prove me wrong. They were like the harlem globe trotters out there, while the current crew is the washington generals. The prior congress seems all world. They got criminal justice reform done, tax cuts, even got obamacare to a final vote (even if mccain saved it). What has the current congress done? Nothing but "IMPEACH!"

a reply to: eManym

Senate approval is running around 20%, very dismal.

That's congressional approval. It includes your beloved dems.

Didn't Trump once say that he could shoot someone in the middle of Time Square with no consequences.

Yes, it was a joke about loyalty.

originally posted by: Sookiechacha
a reply to: tanstaafl

Does America have a Democracy?

Ummm... does it 'have a democracy'? What does that even mean?

Since your question is nonsensical, I'll answer what I think you intended to ask: Is America a Democracy?

And while this has already been asked and answered... I'll answer it again...

and again, that would be a resounding no.

Do we employ Democratic elections to select leaders to run our government?

Yes.

If so, should our elected officials have a duty to defend that system?

Of course.

Now let me ask you a few questions...

Is releasing a bunch of emails that show overwhelming evidence of corruption on the part of a candidate, and election fraud without our own system (the DNC), does this fall into the category fo something that should be defended against? Or championed?

Does placing a few political ads on social media constitute something that needs to be (vigorously) defended against? Even if the ads contain valid/truthful information? What about if they are lies?

If you have a problem with them if they are lies - do you also have a problem with political ads full of lies bought and paid for by politicians (and PACS supporting said politicians) running in our actual elections?

November 8, 2019
Democrats 'Star Chamber Impeachment' Aims To Put Final Bullet In America's Head: allnewspipeline.com...




the (Democrat) Impeachment Inquiry (the evergized Intel Committee run by A. Schiff) is a destined-to-unfurl, Pseudo Court which has the purpose of controlling the 'Garbage-In-Garbage-Out' bullet-Points the democrats deem worthy of attention...as Impeachable Offences by POTUS #45...

Rep. Schiff has a notion his kangaroo/one-sided Inquiry is actually the Court venue which legally defines the 'Complaint' which are the enumerated 'crimes' done by the accused DJT President

Also, an idea that the 'Discovery and Foundation' Issues of the Complaint... can get mish-mashed together in the complexity of Subpoena's/ Depositions/ Questioning/ad lib Testamony, hearsay, false conclusions based on hatred for Trump/ et al

What are the steps in the legal process?

Steps in the Legal Process

*Making the Claim Official: The Court Complaint.
*Discovery and Depositions. After the complaint is filed in court,...
*Motions and Pretrial Conference. Discovery may take several months, or even over a year.
*Post-Trial Proceedings. "Verdict" literally means "speaking the truth." But the verdict is not...

Steps in the Legal Process Washington DC | Patrick Malone & Assoc.
www.patrickmalonelaw.com/useful-information/steps-lega…

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bottom line... the Inquiry Process is designed to draw-out the process into the election cycle of 2020...
and basically Baffle the people with B.S. and get nothing settled concerning the Impeachment / Coup

a reply to: tanstaafl
The United States is Democratic Republic.

All of the United States of America democratically elects leaders to run the government, that is of the people, by the people and for the people. Democracy is a critical leg of our sovereignty.

When a foreign government attempts to subvert our elections, they are attacking "our democracy".

It is the constitutional duty of Congress to defend "our democracy".

To assert that the United States is not "a democracy", or that our democratic values are not worth defending, because we are a republic, is just another kind of attack on "our democracy". from within.

Voter suppression and voter fraud are also attacks on "our democracy", that Congress has a constitutional duty to defend the country against.

a reply to: St Udio

bottom line... the Inquiry Process is designed to draw-out the process into the election cycle of 2020...

Trump's obstruction is what's drawing out the impeachment timeline.

originally posted by: Sookiechacha
a reply to: tanstaafl
The United States is Democratic Republic.

All of the United States of America democratically elects leaders to run the government, that is of the people, by the people and for the people. Democracy is a critical leg of our sovereignty.

When a foreign government attempts to subvert our elections, they are attacking "our democracy".

It is the constitutional duty of Congress to defend "our democracy".

To assert that the United States is not "a democracy", or that our democratic values are not worth defending, because we are a republic, is just another kind of attack on "our democracy". from within.

Voter suppression and voter fraud are also attacks on "our democracy", that Congress has a constitutional duty to defend the country against.

Dude, your constant and incessant attempts to redefine the nature of our government does not make it true. Face it, we (your country) is a Representative Republic.

Yes, REPUBLIC, the root of the word Republican.

Oooohhh.... Does that frighten you?

Get over it, it's a fact. Your feelz are irrelevant.

a reply to: Krakatoa

Dude, your constant and incessant attempts to redefine the nature of our government does not make it true.

Now, you're the one attacking "our democracy". Shame on you!

The whole Mueller investigation was about Russia's attack on our democracy.

The Russian attack on U.S. democracy began in 2014 and is more wide-ranging and coordinated than previously understood. How the United States responds requires a strategy that both applies pressure on Russia via additional sanctions and improves the United States’ defensive capabilities against further Russian interference.

www.americanprogress.org...

Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristjen Nielsen told state election officials Saturday the threat from Russia targeting U.S. elections should be taken seriously and the attacks are a "direct attack on our democracy."

www.upi.com...

You are on the wrong side of history here.

originally posted by: Sookiechacha
a reply to: tanstaafl
The United States is Democratic Republic.

I thought you said it was a Democracy. Make up your mind.

The USA is a Constitutional Republic. Civics...

"I pledge allegiance, to the flag, of the USA, and to the Republic, for which it stands..."

All of the United States of America democratically elects leaders to run the government, that is of the people, by the people and for the people. Democracy is a critical leg of our sovereignty.

No, it is merely how our leaders are elected. Probably because no one has thought of a better way. Maybe a lottery system?

Regardless, they are all supposed to be subservient to the Constitution.

When a foreign government attempts to subvert our elections, they are attacking "our democracy".

No, they are attacking our Constitutional Republic.

It is the constitutional duty of Congress to defend "our democracy".

No. It isn't. Civics...

It is the Constitutional duty of all federally elected officials to support and defend the Constitution of these united States of America, from all enemies, both foreign and domestic. You know, what they swore an oath to do, and what President Trump is actively doing (with some help from some amazing House Republicans)?

To assert that the United States is not "a democracy", or that our democratic values are not worth defending, because we are a republic, is just another kind of attack on "our democracy". from within.

That is one of the most nonsensical statements I have ever heard you utter, and you have uttered some doozies.

Our Republican values are absolutely worth defending. I guess that is why:

"The United States shall guarantee to every State in this Union a Republican Form of Government, and shall protect each of them against Invasion; and on Application of the Legislature, or of the Executive (when the Legislature cannot be convened) against domestic Violence."
Article IV, Section IV of our Constitution

Voter suppression and voter fraud are also attacks on "our democracyRepublic", that Congress has a constitutional duty to defend the country against.

After fixing your mis-statement, I agree wholeheartedly. The rampant voter fraud that is being engaged in in Cali and NYC and the large sanctuary jurisdictions wherein illegal aliens are encouraged to and assisted in voting must end. Hopefully the President has a handle on this now, and will catch them in the act if they try it again in 2020.

a reply to: tanstaafl

You're the one arguing that the US doesn't have a democracy, therefore, my assertion that Congress has a duty to defend "our democracy" is invalid.

You are wrong.

Russia attacked our democracy.

Now you're saying, "Who cares?" "We don't have a democracy anyway!"

"Who cares if the President abuses the power of his office to benefit his bid for re-election?" "We don't have a democracy anyway"

BS!

Congress has the constitutional duty to defend our democracy, and that's what this impeachment is all about. Donald Trump has tried to misuse the power of his office to extort a foreign power to put their thumb on the scale of the 2020 presidential election.

Congress has a duty to call that out, and prevent the president and any foreign entity to collude to influence or subvert our democracy.

originally posted by: Sookiechacha
a reply to: tanstaafl

You're the one arguing that the US doesn't have a democracy,

No, I'm saying that statement makes no sense.

How can the US 'have' a democracy?

Can it have a communism?

therefore, my assertion that Congress has a duty to defend "our democracy" is invalid.

I said your reference to our nation as a democracy is invalid. I also said Congress has a duty to support and defend the Constitution - you kno, that thing referred to in their oath - not 'our democracy'.

You are wrong.

Yes, you are.

Russia attacked our democracy.

Really? How so?

Its actually looking more and more like it was the dems in collusion with the Ukraine, not Russia.

Now you're saying, "Who cares?" "We don't have a democracy anyway!"

We don't. Our nation is a Constitutional Republic.

"Who cares if the President abuses the power of his office to benefit his bid for re-election?" "We don't have a democracy anyway"

He didn't. We don't.

BS!

My sentiments exactly.

Congress has the constitutional duty to defend our democracy,

No. Again...

They have a Constitutional duty to support and defend our Constitution.

and that's what this impeachment is all about.

No, this fake impeachment is about their fear that Trump is going to be re-elected in 2020, and this is their only shot at stopping that.

Donald Trump has tried to misuse the power of his office to extort a foreign power to put their thumb on the scale of the 2020 presidential election.

Nope. Not even close. There is zero evidence of any of that. Stop watching CNN and MSNBC before your head implodes.

2020 was never mentioned. He asked them to investigate the 2016 election interference.

a reply to: tanstaafl

Can it have a communism?

Can the US have a capitalism?

They have a Constitutional duty to support and defend our Constitution.

Our democracy is constitutional. So is the impeachment process as it's being handled right now.

I think that you're a hypocrite, and that you would be first in line to condemn a Democrat for voter fraud or voter suppression, even though we don't "have a democracy", according to you.

Doubling down..

Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristjen Nielsen told state election officials Saturday the threat from Russia targeting U.S. elections should be taken seriously and the attacks are a "direct attack on our democracy."

But, you would give the order to "Stand Down".

originally posted by: Sookiechacha
a reply to: tanstaafl

Can it have a communism?

Can the US have a capitalism?

They have a Constitutional duty to support and defend our Constitution.

Our democracy republic is constitutional. So is the impeachment process as it's being handled right now.

I think that you're a hypocrite, and that you would be first in line to condemn a Democrat for voter fraud or voter suppression, even though we don't "have a democracy", according to you.

Doubling down..

Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristjen Nielsen told state election officials Saturday the threat from Russia targeting U.S. elections should be taken seriously and the attacks are a "direct attack on our democracy."

But, you would give the order to "Stand Down".

There, I fixed your repeated and incorrect description of the United States form of government.

You know, repeating lies does not make them true. It only makes you look like a willingly ignorant and silly fool.

a reply to: Krakatoa

Our democracy republic is constitutional. So is the impeachment process as it's being handled right now.

There, I fixed your repeated and incorrect description of the United States form of government.

Oh?

So, now you're saying that our democracy is unconstitutional?

Who's the liar?

Don't answer that, it was a rhetorical question. It's you.

Our democracy is constitutional. Our democracy was attacked by the Russian's in 2016, and continues to be underattack.

It's the duty of Congress to defend our (constitutional) democracy from enemies both foreign, and domestic enemies, like yourself.

That is what this impeachment is all about.