Have Fun Storming The Castle
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To be honest Captain, I never thought she would actually respond to my request. I was half-kidding. But yeah, I'm well aware of these tactics and the right-wing conservative party line.
Deflect, at any cost, for the Supreme Leader.
I know that the Constitution is a "read" but I've found that it was written to be somewhat vague in certain areas so as to adhere and adjust to the times. I understand that the only absolute is the people. The laws are written to allow for change, but not so easily changed. The lawmakers have to work to make the revolution work despite those that may wish to abuse it. But it takes good
strong people to protect and execute the laws to "form a more perfect union."
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How Does Impeachment Begin?
This has been perhaps the most confusing aspect of the current debate over impeaching Trump. In past presidential impeachments, the House has formally voted to authorize the Judiciary Committee to initiate impeachment proceedings. But this step has been skipped on occasion in the impeachment of judges, and it’s entirely the product of custom and internal House rules (themselves interpreted and controlled by the House majority at a given time).
The key sentence here is:
"House rules (themselves interpreted and controlled by the House majority at a given time)."
I got the hint during the Bhengazi trial debacle. Back then Trey Gowdy and company were large and in charge. It didn't take a genius to figure who was making "them rules", and who was applying the pressure, was making them up as they went along their business.
Then Trey Gowdy states that conducting the "depositions" behind closed doors was more effective - cutting down on "grandstanding" and providing more effective way of interrogating the suspects (I mean witnesses). Who knew he was right? I never thought I'd say this, but smart man. Fast forward to today
and we have Republicans screaming "bloody murder." Ah, politics!
So now the "process" is unfair to the little president (must be done in baby talk) who's home and all alone. Well, it turns out he'll get his turn when (and if) the Senate convenes and considers impeachment proceedings. They could vote to acquit. This is the normal procedure, but our mutual "friend" and the other party wants the Donald to be magically proclaimed innocent before the investigative part is done. That's like barging in on the Grand Jury and telling them "despite the fact you aren't done with your evidence gathering"
my client is innocent.
I've been on Grand Juries. That's not how it works. Anyway, long story, but yeah, I know what these rascals are up to. But thanks for the head's up and support.
SGG
Like a good fencing match, I enjoy the sparring.
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Originally posted by captaincrunch:Quote:
Originally posted by SHINYGOODGUY:
Ha, ha, ha, lmao in the middle of a snowstorm...nice retort!
BTW, the lead shit-eating fly, could it be....SATAN!
Bwah, ha ha ha ha ha......make my millennium!
sggQuote:
Originally posted by 1KIKI:Quote:
The House rule book for all of their procedures was written a long time ago and agreed to by the House (and according to the rule for amending the Rule book). (I posted both the link and quoted the impeachment inquiry rules earlier.)Quote:
Originally posted by SHITTYGUY:
Well, help a brother out and post the link here. Would ya, poo-poo?
Sure here 'ya are twaddle-dee
https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/HMAN-115/pdf/HMAN-115.pdf
I hope you know how to read - the answer to what the dims should be doing if they were following the impeachment rules is in there.
A billion flies eat shit.
This is yet another example SGG, of the deflection tactics of SIGNUTTY and KOOKIE. They think they are being so clever, like a 5 year old with chocolate smeared all ovNOTIFY: Y | REPLY | REPLY WITH QUOTE | PERMALINK | TOP | HOME
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Originally posted by SHINYGOODGUY:
No. Republicans want "do as I say" not "do as I do."
Don't conflate and confuse the topic.
They were IN the deposition and left to protest the process, which they wrote, and now, that it doesn't suit their needs, they walk out to protest and deflect from the main issue:
Trump fucked up and now they don't have any facts to defend him, so they resort to "tactics" and argue "process" rather than factual evidence. They have none. Fuck that he won, good for fucking him. But fucking abuse power!?
Fuck him, fry the bastard.
Well, time will tell. Public hearings are around the corner. He will get his day in court, that's the part of the process that the fucking Republicans have been clamoring for. So here we go!
Of course, that's if these fuckers don't move the goal posts again!
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Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:Quote:
Originally posted by SHINYGOODGUY:
Turnabout is fair play.
Well... that's how we got Trump.
Do you think that if we all keep behaving like this that our future leaders are going to get better or worse?
Do Right, Be Right. :)
They all want "do as I say, not as I do".
They're the "elite". They do whatever the fuck they want to do, then they get on Lolita express and drink baby blood on pedophile island.
If you think that Democrats are any better than Republicans on that one, well... There's your problem right there.
There are ZERO good guys in politics.
Do Right, Be Right. :)
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There are ZERO good guys in politics.
No, I beg to differ.
There's always the "Deep State," and they're looking to push Putin aside to
get into that Trump ass and stretch his hole some more. But not to worry, Putin did a fine job in getting him use to "deep dicking."
Trumpy gonna git that Donkey dick!
Deep State, Good Guys to the rescue!!!
SGG
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Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:
Have fun losing in 2020.
What was that about losing, hon?
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7654179/Latest-Democrats-gain
-Senate-control-1st-time-5-years.html
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/05/21/us/politics/kentucky-primary-electi
ons.html
Rethugs have to screw up pretty big to make KENTUCKY roll over
Mr. Bevin was elected governor in 2015 after entering Kentucky politics by unsuccessfully challenging Senator Mitch McConnell in 2014, but he has seen his popularity plummet after clashing with state employees and teachers. He has made several incendiary comments and repeatedly sparred with the state’s news media.
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Originally posted by SHINYGOODGUY:
I know that the Constitution is a "read" but I've found that it was written to be somewhat vague in certain areas so as to adhere and adjust to the times. I understand that the only absolute is the people. The laws are written to allow for change, but not so easily changed. The lawmakers have to work to make the revolution work despite those that may wish to abuse it. But it takes good strong people to protect and execute the laws to "form a more perfect union."
Well said, SGG!
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Originally posted by WISHIMAY:Quote:
Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:
Have fun losing in 2020.
What was that about losing, hon?
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7654179/Latest-Democrats-gain
-Senate-control-1st-time-5-years.html
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/05/21/us/politics/kentucky-primary-electi
ons.html
Rethugs have to screw up pretty big to make KENTUCKY roll over
Mr. Bevin was elected governor in 2015 after entering Kentucky politics by unsuccessfully challenging Senator Mitch McConnell in 2014, but he has seen his popularity plummet after clashing with state employees and teachers. He has made several incendiary comments and repeatedly sparred with the state’s news media.
So what? State legislature. Meaningless in the big picture. Also on an off year where nobody went out and voted because at least half of them weren't even aware that a vote was even taking place.
Once their property and sales taxes take an immediate spike, they're going to vote it right back the other way the next time they do the locals.
Do Right, Be Right. :)
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As Trump attempts to avoid facing Jan. 6 charges in court, voters must try him at the polls
https://www.inquirer.com/opinion/trump-jan-6-case-jack-smith-voters-20
241006.html
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Ohio man charged with bringing massive 'Trump' sign to Capitol for rioters to use as a weapon
https://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/ohio-man-charged-bringing-massive-
trump-sign-capitol-115035430
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