Impeach him again.

[magnetaress]

Publix donated $300,000 to the mob. And over 3 million to the campaign.

Ya'll have no scope or concept of the forces at work here.

[DMN]

How exactly did they donate money to "the mob".

And there are certainly some strong forces of dumbfuckery at work here, indeed.

[bubur]

Originally Posted by Byue [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

"he was acquitted!"

yeah you would too if all your friends didn't want you to go to jail and were your jurors.

Right Wingers lack integrity, they are spineless right now.
"we are the party of accountability!"

no, you are not.

emotion: angry

[Wrekt]

Originally Posted by Byue [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Well, with this new january exception, I would like democrats to use it well.
Like end gerrymandering, which will cut republicans chances of winning by a large amount.
And if he lose the election, just do the same thing. We saw it almost worked and cost nothing.

move fast to put puerto rico and dc as states.
enjoy your new majority forever.

This is the path to a better future. But, the Democratic Party finds ways to fuck up everything. Back to those corporations you mentioned in another comment...

[Boptop]

Party bias aside, the lack of accountability should really concern folks since this creates really bad precedent for the future.

[Gustoo]

Gerrymandering works for both parties and has been used by both parties as often as possible to make their position more robust.

Both parties are garbage, but outside of the list of heroes that voted to convict an obviously guilty guy, the republican senate team is looking like a higher degree of trash which is a big bummer. At least there are some people that got to show their mettle.

Really, its a shame. The party should have voted 1000% to convict and said "Yeah fuck that guy" but theres too many spineless turdballs among them. The same is true of the democrats but right now the spotlight is on the republicans and its their opportunity to be ashamed.

https://www.theadvocate.com/baton_ro...a88cda171.html

In a few years we can hold our heads yet lower after seeing whatever the democrats do.

Here comes some gun control trash https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-...land-shooting/

If the democrats could stop making anti 2a their party platform and spreading slanderous lies about guns like the republicans spread slanderous lies about election fraud we would all be a lot better off, but no one is holding them accountable and now we can see that a president can do anything just short of shooting someone in the face on live TV and walk away.

Great job. Innoruk's power increases.

[Nirgon]

Dem party impeaches/every Repub pres many times.

Nothing new here, just they are winding you up by squawking about it on tv so you think it's unprecedented

Get informed...

[Boptop]

Even if that were true, which it isn't, as impeachments get robust press coverage, the fact is that you had a legitimate attempt to subvert congress through armed force without the executive (that directed it) facing consequence. That is unprecedented. I think political violence probably won't be a major continuing issue with Trump specifically. However, looking at historical examples, this stuff usually results in future politicians pushing the envelope even further. Why wouldn't a future president try again? Government has shown it is weak and unwilling to punish the behaviour so there is literally nothing to be lost for them if they try to overthrow a democratically elected government.

[Gustoo]

Originally Posted by Boptop [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Party bias aside, the lack of accountability should really concern folks since this creates really bad precedent for the future.

Yep

[DMN]

I was wondering where all that accountability stuff was when a bernie bro tried to assassinate the entire republican party.