House Impeachment Hearings

[RichardBentwood]

About right

 

[contrifan32]

No President has ever been removed from office. Impeachment is a black stain on his legacy. The kind of stain that never goes away and can never be justified. Ask Bill Clinton.

Thats was a cum stain on a blue dress dummy

 

[Conager]

About right

Schiff has (by way of an actual Russia, Russia, Russia, OLIGARCH) taken Ukrainian ₴ hryvnia, as well, and not just s few kopiykys.

https://pjmedia.com/trending/schiffs-own-ties-to-ukraine-raise-questions/

Thats was a cum stain on a blue dress dummy

~rimshot~

 

[zipman]

His real bribery/extortion, as Vice President of the United States, to withhold one billion dollars in foreign aid if the Ukrainian prosecutor investigating his son's company, Burisma, wasn't fired. A demonstrable personal gain.

1) There is nothing wrong with setting conditions for holding up aid if it is done in the national interest. The problem with what Trump did was that he did for personal gain and AGAINST the national interest.

2) Viktor Shokin (who Trump has praised) was condemned by multiple countries for being corrupt and was fired for not investigating corruption, including Burisma.

Learn the facts.

 

[Conager]

What "personal gain?"

 

[SgtSpiderMan]

Not quite accurate, it's about Donald wanting to get to the bottom of what Hillary and Obama ATTEMPTED TO DO to the 2016 elections.

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/82/05/ae/8205ae4ce5fea251cbd189b34c256b59.gif

 

[Adre]

When this thing is over, no matter how it ends, I’m willing to wager that nearly everyone who accepted a position working for Trump will forever regret their decision to accept. Everything he touches turns to shit: casinos, golf resorts, personal attorneys, and Presidential administrations.

 

[jaF0]

What I'm hoping is that when ever he's out of office, the indictments will really start rolling. Not only in the US, but other countries also. Him, his companies, his relatives, associates and so on.

 

[icanhelp1]

When this thing is over, no matter how it ends, I’m willing to wager that nearly everyone who accepted a position working for Trump will forever regret their decision to accept. Everything he touches turns to shit: casinos, golf resorts, personal attorneys, and Presidential administrations.

That maybe true, but I think the Horowitz and Durham investigations into the Obama admin is going to be devastating to the democrats as well. Had Nadler and Schiff just kept a lid on it and let the election process run its course they might have had a chance to win in 2020. Not now!!! If the investigation into the FISA courts lays waste to the Mueller investigation dems are going to look phony!

 

[bodysong]

At least, we are spared pictures of real naked Presiderp,
that we were threatened with.

ewwww

 

[Dribble]

I think it is appropriate that the fuck me like a whore thread is right next to this one. Republicans can pretend they arent the ones getting fucked by their leader. What a shit show today

 

[jaF0]

And, Trump will be remembered in the same light as Andrew Johnson, as a President who was impeached in his first term. Loser.

I'm pretty sure Don the Don will spin it as a badge of honor.

 

[jomar]

1) There is nothing wrong with setting conditions for holding up aid if it is done in the national interest. The problem with what Trump did was that he did for personal gain and AGAINST the national interest.

2) Viktor Shokin (who Trump has praised) was condemned by multiple countries for being corrupt and was fired for not investigating corruption, including Burisma.

Learn the facts.

I explained this to him a page or two back. He can’t process the difference between personal and national interest. I nominate him for a cabinet level position in the administration.

 

[KeithD]

Even if Mitch helps Donny get off the hook in the Senate, the Senators voting for acquittal will have to go on record as supporting the obstruction of subpoenas from Congress and holding back things of value in order to get personal political favors related to the U.S.A. presidential election.

Why, yes, yes they will.

And two years from now they'll be kicking themselves on how much easier and how much better it would have been for the Republican Party, if they just had dumped him. The only people who still want him are as degenerate as he is.

 

[Conager]

RobbedDownSouth sure had a hard-on for Sondland's testimony with about a dozen, breathless posts as his Twitter-feed gave him the "score," until his Twitterfeed and Rob suddenly lost all interest:

Reminds me of his triumphant, all-knowing, Twitter-fueled pronouncements about Hillary's certain victory, then - s i l e n c e - as he hid in ignominious shame when against all expectations (mine included) she lost.

He is so deathly afraid of losing face that he runs and hides rather than admit he was wrong. his cowardice should be celebrated, the more embarrassed he is, the scarcer his posts. By tomorrow he will have the face-saving spin delivered to him by Twitter.

It's a crying shame he lost Gypsytag, I am sure "Skiddles" would have something to say here.

 

[KeithD]

I'm pretty sure Don the Don will spin it as a badge of honor.

As long as he's sitting in a federal pen cell while he's spinning, that's fine with me.

 

[BoyNextDoor]

What I'm hoping is that when ever he's out of office, the indictments will really start rolling. Not only in the US, but other countries also. Him, his companies, his relatives, associates and so on.

Count on it

No pardons for Donny Dipshit

 

[Conager]

I think it is appropriate that the fuck me like a whore thread is right next to this one. Republicans can pretend they arent the ones getting fucked by their leader. What a shit show today

Truly.

If only we could return to the halcyon days of the robust green energy economy.

 

[Dribble]

For our friends that are feeling down..

Gotta look at the bright side of the dark side

https://youtu.be/myC9XOT0NlA

 

[Dribble]

Truly.

If only we could return to the halcyon days of the robust green energy economy.

Lol...number one growing industry in the US. Up 20% since 2013.

It grew 3x faster than all fossil fuel industries combined. In 2016 it generated 1.3 trillion in revenue and employed 9.5 million...that revenue is 10x that of fossil fuel industry which received 649 billion in federal subsidies in 2015.

Unfortunately, China now leads this industry, overtaking the US in 2017.

Information is available if you use a thing called Google

 

[Ramone45]

Lol...number one growing industry in the US. Up 20% since 2013.

It grew 3x faster than all fossil fuel industries combined. In 2016 it generated 1.3 trillion in revenue and employed 9.5 million...that revenue is 10x that of fossil fuel industry which received 649 billion in federal subsidies in 2015.

Unfortunately, China now leads this industry, overtaking the US in 2017.

Information is available if you use a thing called Google

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...tions-returns-despite-climate-pledge-capacity
Oh my> How could this be?

 

[von_Bismarck]

Lol...number one growing industry in the US. Up 20% since 2013.

It grew 3x faster than all fossil fuel industries combined. In 2016 it generated 1.3 trillion in revenue and employed 9.5 million...that revenue is 10x that of fossil fuel industry which received 649 billion in federal subsidies in 2015.

Unfortunately, China now leads this industry, overtaking the US in 2017.

Information is available if you use a thing called Google

Poor, poor Gavager. Struggles to have the facts on his side.

 

[Conager]

Lol...number one growing industry in the US. Up 20% since 2013.

It grew 3x faster than all fossil fuel industries combined. In 2016 it generated 1.3 trillion in revenue and employed 9.5 million...that revenue is 10x that of fossil fuel industry which received 649 billion in federal subsidies in 2015.

Unfortunately, China now leads this industry, overtaking the US in 2017.

Information is available if you use a thing called Google

Way to completely miss the point and demonstrate your economic illiteracy
.
Sounds like you should move to China to take advantage of all those high paying green energy jobs.

 

[Dribble]

Way to completely miss the point and demonstrate your economic illiteracy
.
Sounds like you should move to China to take advantage of all those high paying green energy jobs.

Oh...I didnt miss anything. I simply pointed out that the industry you tried to malign, seems to be humming right along. Kinda been a tough week huh? Volker will set the record straight...nope. Sondland Sondkand he's our man....wtf? Impeached...that sucks huh?

 

[Adre]

Way to completely miss the point and demonstrate your economic illiteracy
.
Sounds like you should move to China to take advantage of all those high paying green energy jobs.

So no counter argument with facts? Surely you can Google something to demonstrate your all around superior knowledge, no?