Pakalea345
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I say by the end of 2017 the ball will be rolling and mid 2018 he will be toast.
How long until Trump gets impeached?
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Sean Renaud
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He doesn't get impeached.
Colonel Hogan
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Pak-a-laugh has apparently neglected to take into account the composition of the Senate and House of Representatives.
Sean Renaud
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Even if things were flipped I doubt the Dems would actually impeach Trump but yeah it's definitely not happening with the current congress.
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Pak-a-laugh has apparently neglected to take into account the composition of the Senate and House of Representatives.
Poor Luk...try writing slower.
Pakalea345
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Pak-a-laugh has apparently neglected to take into account the composition of the Senate and House of Representatives.
Perhaps I did, perhaps I didnt.
Conager
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Waiting for the twitterverse to tell you what to post? Must be rough coming up with material now that all the Hillary fans you follow have gone more or less silent.
Pak-a-laugh has apparently neglected to take into account the composition of the Senate and House of Representatives.
And the fact Mike Pence would be his potential replacement.
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Probably waiting for Ferma to get off work.
Even when she is wrong, she still puts thought in to it...
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The best part was where all her fans were going on about how he didn't get the popular vote, that Hillary had it by like 100,000 votes out of 30 million or so, then all of a sudden they did a proper count and she LOST the popular vote too...that was hillaryarious
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The best part was where all her fans were going on about how he didn't get the popular vote, that Hillary had it by like 100,000 votes out of 30 million or so, then all of a sudden they did a proper count and she LOST the popular vote too...that was hillaryarious
It would be hilarious if that were true but she won the popular vote by a not-insignificant amount.
Pakalea345
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The best part was where all her fans were going on about how he didn't get the popular vote, that Hillary had it by like 100,000 votes out of 30 million or so, then all of a sudden they did a proper count and she LOST the popular vote too...that was hillaryarious
This isn't about Hilary, it's about when trump will inevitably get impeached.
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By a million and a half at most recent count.
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I would recommend she put more thought into her cybersex partner selection.
But hey, she joined up here while separating from her husband and then it was tattoo time, then a piercing, then the Lit Personals, etc....easy meat for a guy like Luk.
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She got 1.7 million more votes in California and Chicago alone, not so much anywhere else.
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The best part was where all her fans were going on about how he didn't get the popular vote, that Hillary had it by like 100,000 votes out of 30 million or so, then all of a sudden they did a proper count and she LOST the popular vote too...that was hillaryarious
Hillary won the popular vote by 1.7 million votes, idiot.
Did her a lot of good, didn't it?
I think he will resign before his term is up. I'm not convinced he really wants the job
I'd say you're a sucker for click bait politics.
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Sean Renaud
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Except Obama is popular, he's gonna leave office north of 50% approval ratings. People are just stupid.
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If that's not an indication of what the electoral college will be voting in as president for the next 4 years I don't know what is.
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Technically, Article II Section I of the United States Constitution renders any popular vote margin potentially "insignificant." And the relatively few times that insignificance is manifested says not one damn thing indictable about "majority rule." It is merely a representative majority of electors based on Congressional seats vs. a democratic majority of individual voters.
People should really get the fuck over it or get serious about changing the Constitution.
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Very true, however, according to the constitution each state is allowed to award it's electoral votes in any way it sees fit. Amendinging the Constitution is not necessary.
http://www.nationalpopularvote.com/
The National Popular Vote bill would guarantee the Presidency to the candidate who receives the most popular votes in all 50 states and the District of Columbia. It has been enacted into law in 11 states with 165 electoral votes (CA, DC, HI, IL, MA, MD, NJ, NY, RI, VT, WA). It will take effect when enacted by states with 105 more electoral votes. The bill has passed at least one legislative chamber in 12 states possessing an additional 96 electoral votes.
It has been unanimously approved at the committee level in two states possessing 27 electoral votes. Most recently, the bill was passed by a bipartisan 40–16 vote in the Republican-controlled Arizona House, 28–18 in Republican-controlled Oklahoma Senate, 57–4 in Republican-controlled New York Senate, and 37–21 in Democratic-controlled Oregon House. It has passed one house in 12 states with 96 electoral votes (AR, AZ, CO, CT, DE, ME, MI, NC, NM, NV, OK, OR).
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