So Now That Impeachment Is All But Over

a reply to: Ahabstar

Many of them need to be removed. What a waste of time and tax payer money for their personel vendetta because they butthurt they lost election.

a reply to: ThirdEyeofHorus

Your not interested in putting any of those people under oath?

a reply to: proximo

Cool we'll cancel out each others votes.

a reply to: proximo

Since all investigations and witnesses are supposed to be gathered in the house investigation

Who told you to believe that?

The senate could have legally called witnesses if they wanted.
The repubs chose not to.

a reply to: Riffrafter

120 million none voters living and paying taxes in the united states.

a reply to: Sillyolme

Trump wanted witnesses.
I wonder if he'll talk about that?

a reply to: Ahabstar

Since the house represents the people shouldn't the senate be adjourned until they agree with the house?

a reply to: scraedtosleep

He can adjourn them both. So it would be all Trump all the time if that works out better for you.

a reply to: seagull

We should all agree to not vote for any of the people that have been in there for years.
No elites.
Help me make the list.

sanders
mitch
warren
lindsy
nunes
bidon
dianne feinstein
harris
grassley
gillibrand
klobuchar
cruz
mcconnell
paul
shaheen

a reply to: Ahabstar

That would be awesome.

The joy I would get from that would be obscene.

originally posted by: scraedtosleep
Because trump and the repubs didn't allow me to hear from everyone I wanted to hear from I'm going to do something I've never done before and vote straight ticket dem as a protest.


I , the american citizen wanted to hear from everyone, bidon, shiff, hunter, bolton, mulvany.

But they decided I didn't need to hear it all.

Did you demand this while they were promenading the Articles of Impeachment over to the Senate? If so, provide the link where you did so as proof. If not, stop whining already and go away.

originally posted by: TheRedneck
You know what? I'm going to rant a little here, just to get this all off my chest.

We regularly see examples on the news and even on this board about how police abuse their power because in a split-second, they had to make a life-or-death decision we don't agree with after taking time to consider all the aspects. Yet, when placed in the same position of authority, what do we do? We call for someone to come save us.

There are many who regularly complain about the "good ol' boys" club that protects those in authority. Yet when we are placed in authority, we immediately fall into the exact same "good ol' boys" club.

We do not need some authority to punish Shiff, Pelosi, Schumer, Nadler, or anyone else. We are that authority. We, the People of the United States of America, hold the ultimate power over who will speak for us in the highest halls of power. Every two years, we get to tell those same authorities we regularly complain about whether or not they get to stay in authority. We are the boss. We are the authority. These people serve at our pleasure, not us at theirs.

And yet, what do we do with that power? Most ignore it and do not even vote. They sit home, watching TV to let some guy they have never met, living and working hundreds of miles away, who has no earthly idea they even exist, tell them what to think and who is "on their side." They ignore the one thing that really can make a difference because driving a few miles to mark a ballot is less exciting than watching Rachal Maddow or Sean Hannity. Then they excuse their apathetic actions by declaring that "my vote doesn't matter anyway." Of course it doesn't! YOU NEVER USED IT!

By that way of thinking, a hammer doesn't work either... it has to be swung to drive a nail. A chainsaw is useless... it must be used to cut trees. No tool ever imagined by man "matters," because none will work by themselves.

Then, of course, we hear the normal complaints about how the government isn't responsive to their needs. Of course it isn't! YOU NEVER EXPRESSED THOSE NEEDS!

At this point I think it's a good idea to explain the situation AS IT PERTAINS TO Pelosi and Schiff.

No. My vote does NOT count. Not at all. Not one bit.

Only the votes of the people who live in San Francisco (for Pelosi) or LA (for Schiff). Those votes are the only ones that affect them.




Now.... if you are curious why Pelosi and Schiff were chosen by their parties to hold such powerful positions, I would direct you once again to look at what districts they come from.

Each party likes to give its top powerful jobs to Congresspersons who represent a "stronghold" district. IE. a district their Republican opponent doesn't have a prayer of winning.

originally posted by: toolgal462
If Dems haven't realized by now that they have been led down the wrong path again and again by their party leaders then they deserve the unprecedented embarrassing loss that they are heading for in NOvember.

If Dems have any chance of saving their party, they better change direction and removing Schiff and Pelosi would be a good start. Maybe they can convince some of their constituents that they aren't complete, corrupt,maniacal, bumbling fools.

Does anyone think they have enough combined intelligence among them all to make a good move?

Presently Tulsi Gabbard is polling between 1 and 2 percent in the primaries.

As far as I know she is the only democrat candidate who has yet begun to call out Hillary, Biden, or John Kerry.

That's the ol' boy's club that needs to get un-entrenched. A full and proper investigation into Burisma might do the trick. (Which is probably why so many Democrats were induced to commit career suicide with this ridiculous impeachment circus.)

en.wikipedia.org...





If you're a Republican or any kind of moderate, and want to help fix things, try talkiing your dem friends into voting for her. If you can spare it, a donation to her campaign would probably make you feel like you've "done your part" to stave off the zombie apocalypse.


If she gets the nomination, she might actually beat Trump. Save the democrat party.

Having Trump lose to her would suck, but it's a small price to pay to save the nation.

a reply to: bloodymarvelous

I would recommend you read her website. She doesn’t speak about (of course she gets so little air time) her platform, but Tulsi is just as socialistic in her free stuff as Bernie and Warren.

a reply to: scraedtosleep

I see we're lying about how we voted in the past. I can do that. I voted obama twice and hillary in 2016. Now I'm voting trump.

originally posted by: Ahabstar
a reply to: fringeofthefringe

Except California conducts “Jungle Primaries” in which the top two advance to the November election regardless of party. So you get Schiff or another Democrat that may or may not be worse. But thanks for playing...

God bless the once-great state of CA.

Where's Ronald Reagan or someone like him when you need him...

originally posted by: scraedtosleep
a reply to: Riffrafter

120 million none voters living and paying taxes in the united states.

It's pathetic.

It makes me ashamed sometimes especially after teaching my kids how important it is for them to vote in every election - Federal, State or Local.

I'll continue to beat the drum though. That's what good parents do...I think.

a reply to: Dfairlite

You have no idea how I vote unless I tell you.

a reply to: Riffrafter

We should help to let non voters know how important voting really is. I'm working on two of them. One is ready to vote ..maybe. The other believes voting does nothing. But the more I talk with them about politics the more interested she seems to be.

a reply to: scraedtosleep

I can't trust that you'd be telling the truth anyway (I don't mean that as a personal slight, I'm just talking generally about anyone on the internet). So even if you tell me, I still have no idea how you voted.