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Post by suds00 on Jun 25, 2019 16:09:12 GMT -5
john lithgow,annette bening and other prominent actors presented a ten act play that is based on the mueller report and quotes verbatim from the report.i've read that it is quite good and the dramatic presentation does what the democrats have been unable to do thus far.3/4ths of americans have not read the report.maybe they will watch the movie.lol i'm still undecided whether congress should bring articles of impeachment.it might backfire but it could be what's necessary to sink the jerk.
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Post by tnthomas on Jun 26, 2019 9:56:28 GMT -5
just heard on the news that Mueller has agreed to testify, should be interesting.
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Post by helen on Jun 26, 2019 10:18:42 GMT -5
There are 16 months until November 2020. If by some miracle - impeachment, resignation, or fatal accident - Donald Trump should leave office, Mike Pence would become our President and therefore would probably head the Republican ticket in 2020. And he would probably win because (1) He has the incumbent advantage (2) he has carefully maintained a clean public image (3) his public agenda has wide-spread appeal to Trump's base as well as main-stream Republicans but without the rude, crude, erratic, bat-sh*t crazy behavior of Trump. I personally believe a Pence presidency would damage this country and our international image as much or more than Trump has.
I say forget about impeachment proceedings. It's wasted effort because either the Senate would never let it happen OR they might - for reasons listed above - push it through to give Pence time to make a good showing.
Better to publicize the hell out of Republican misbehavior and let the voters 'impeach' in Nov. 2020.
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Post by dragonlady on Jun 26, 2019 13:34:26 GMT -5
That may be what's behind Pelosi's reluctance to impeach - although I doubt very seriously that McConnel would even bring it before the Senate should the House deem trump guilty. He's using the Senate to coerce the House
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Post by tnthomas on Jun 26, 2019 14:59:08 GMT -5
That may be what's behind Pelosi's reluctance to impeach - although I doubt very seriously that McConnel would even bring it before the Senate should the House deem trump guilty. He's using the Senate to coerce the House I'm absolutely positive that's the case, on both points. |
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