You Know It's Over When...

[Rightguide]

...the Turtle goes all in:


FINALLY… McConnell Decides to Support Resolution Condemning the House Impeachment Inquiry

Senator Graham’s press office sent out a statement on Thursday saying that they would be introducing a “Graham-McConnell” resolution later that day that will condemn the House of Representatives “closed door, illegitimate impeachment inquiry.” McConnell told reporters “obviously I support it,” according to a report from The Hill.

The resolution, if passed, will put the Senate on record condemning the House and formalize their opposition.


“Overturning the results of an American election requires the highest level of fairness and due process, as it strikes at the core of our democratic process,” McConnell recently tweeted. “So far, the House has fallen far short by failing to follow the same basic procedures that it has followed for every other President in our history.”

McConnell had faced backlash in September for telling CNBC that he would have “no choice” but to take up the sham impeachment efforts in the US Senate if Democrats impeached the president in the US House.

Under the Senate rules we’re required to take it up … I would have no choice but to take it up. How long we’re on it is a whole different matter.”

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/20...ion-condemning-the-house-impeachment-inquiry/

 

[Gypsytag]

Lmao. Poor vettebitch.

 

[Adre]

A meaningless stunt that will hurt them more than help them. Collins, Gardner and others could regret it next year. Go ahead, vote yes.

 

[Rightguide]

A meaningless stunt that will hurt them more than help them. Collins, Gardner and others could regret it next year. Go ahead, vote yes.

^^^

Total bullshit. The Democrat deviation from established procedural precedence has wounded them fatally. Wait and see.

 

[Aglaopheme]

Aaaw a binky to try and soothes Trump while he’s having a hissy fit.

You’re not defending me enough!

https://media1.tenor.com/images/506e6ddff6f6a8cbb746b30a61489956/tenor.gif?itemid=3309248

 

[Rightguide]

Aaaw a binky to try and soothes Trump while he’s having a hissy fit.

You’re not defending me enough!

^^^
What does that have to do with the Turtle locating his long lost balls?

 

[schism666]

Lmao. Poor vettebitch.

he cries more now than he did when obama was president.

 

[bigsly]

Uh, this is purportedly (it's not been publicly aired yet) a resolution condemning the partisan House majority's impeachment proceedings, but you're, without actually reading it, also going on record as stating it includes an actual motion for the Senate to vote to refuse to try any article of impeachment the House sends it, and that McConnell has completely flip-flopped on his constitutionally-correct position he proclaimed recently?

I don't believe your partisan shit at all.

But, if that turns-out to be the factual case, there's nothing more the partisan Senate majority could do that'll plainly show to America more their repugnant partisanship is just as constitutionally illegitimate as the partisan House Democrats they're condemning. America - and the world - clearly seeing that both political parties are more loyal to their repugnant partisanship far above their sworn oaths to "support and defend the Constitution", is nothing but a good thing for America to witness.

Which is why I dearly hope your partisan bullshit is true.

 

[Adre]

^^^

Total bullshit. The Democrat deviation from established procedural precedence has wounded them fatally. Wait and see.

55% of America supports the inquiry just as it is.. There’s not even a surface wound.

 

[zipman]

No, you know it's over when your defense attorney has to hire his own defense attorney.

 

[Rightguide]

55% of America supports the inquiry just as it is.. There’s not even a surface wound.

Majority in the same poll is against removing the President from office.

 

[ryan8558]

No, you know it's over when your defense attorney has to hire his own defense attorney.

How many of 45's attorneys have gone to jail?

 

[bigsly]

Why the crickets, rightguide?

Are you asserting that McConnell now supports the Senate not trying any articles of impeachment the House sends it, or not?

 

[Adre]

Majority in the same poll is against removing the President from office.

Moving the goalpost there.

 

[bigsly]

The Democrat deviation from established procedural precedence has wounded them fatally. Wait and see.

What about you pimping Republican deviation from established procedural precedence? Unless, that is, you can name even one time the Senate has refused before to try articles of impeachment sent to it from the House.

Well, can you?

 

[Conager]

Uh, this is purportedly (it's not been publicly aired yet) a resolution condemning the partisan House majority's impeachment proceedings, but you're, without actually reading it, also going on record as stating it includes an actual motion for the Senate to vote to refuse to try any article of impeachment the House sends it, and that McConnell has completely flip-flopped on his constitutionally-correct position he proclaimed recently?

I don't believe your partisan shit at all.

But, if that turns-out to be the factual case, there's nothing more the partisan Senate majority could do that'll plainly show to America more their repugnant partisanship is just as constitutionally illegitimate as the partisan House Democrats they're condemning. America - and the world - clearly seeing that both political parties are more loyal to their repugnant partisanship far above their sworn oaths to "support and defend the Constitution", is nothing but a good thing for America to witness.

Which is why I dearly hope your partisan bullshit is true.

I don't see the strategic benefit to such a measure that would lend validity to the House fake impeachment inquiry when it's not entirely clear that they have the stones much less the votes to actually cobble together some articles of impeachment. Seem silly to to hold a de facto vote on articles of impeachment that haven't materialized yet.

 

[bigsly]

Just watched Graham's press conference announcing his resolution:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AL04jCTFHeo

Yet not a single word, nor even a hint of a mention concerning the Senate refusing to vote on any article of impeachment the House sends it, however "unfair" and "not right" anyone views the current House inquiry as.

A normal person would be happy his preferred political party isn't stooping to the same repugnant partisan gutter levels the House Democrats currently are; only another just-as-repugnant partisan would wish they would...

Poor Charlie "Rightguide" Brown.

Maybe he should team up with Charlie "Aglaopheme" Brown? You know, kinda like the Queen and King of emotionally hyperbolic, hysterical GB fake news shoveling?

 

[bigsly]

McConnell had faced backlash in September for telling CNBC that he would have “no choice” but to take up the sham impeachment efforts in the US Senate if Democrats impeached the president in the US House.

Under the Senate rules we’re required to take it up … I would have no choice but to take it up. How long we’re on it is a whole different matter.”

"faced backlash" ONLY from statist/conservative/Republican partisan pukes like Rightguide, who dare consider themselves even in the same breath of patriotism as they so repugnantly, so partisanly pimp for anyone to break their sworn oath to support and defend the law of the land.