@Abba , @Bottoms , @obienga , @Tony254
Black democrat has decided.
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Okay. Another one.
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Hizi hapa ni Russian trolls!!! There are more reds leaving for blue than blues leaving for red…weka stats tucompare
Trump anarudi mapema 2020
A defecting house democrat vote doesn’t amount to much. Overwhelming majority will vote to impeach
It is at the senate where it matters.
That’s right.
Trump’s PETCO needs to worry about a possible conspiracy in the offing as we speak…
[SIZE=7]Is a trap being set for Trump in the Senate trial?[/SIZE]
Can 20 U.S. senators withstand the potentially irresistible temptation to reverse the results of the 2016 election and remove a president a number of them openly or privately dislike?
For Trump to be convicted in a Senate trial, 20 Republican senators would have to join forces with the 47 Democrats. We should not worry about those who openly dislike Trump, such as Sens. Mitt Romney (R-Utah), Susan Collins (R-Maine) or Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska); we should worry about those in the purple states, who face tough reelection fights in 2020, and those who have continually criticized and demeaned the president in private.
Since Donald Trump announced his intention to run for the White House on June 16, 2015, many of the entrenched elites across the various power centers of Washington and beyond have spent many of their waking hours trying to stop or unseat him.
The political charade of an impeachment “investigation” is but the latest example. But that impeachment charade could harbor the greatest threat to Trump’s presidency.
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Over the past week, I have heard from three seasoned Republicans who fear that President Trump and the West Wing are seriously underestimating the potential danger of a Senate trial. Human nature and common sense dictate that, despite the well-meaning resolution circulated by Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) condemning the House impeachment process, it’s important for the White House to understand that the weight of history is settling upon the shoulders of these senators — some of them quite weak — and because of that pressure, private conversations are taking place and a trap may be sprung for the president in that trial.
A potential trap set by seemingly loyal Republican senators.
Those I spoke with, like others, worry that the impeachment process, especially a potential conviction in the Senate, will forever poison the integrity of our constitutional and congressional processes and put every future president at risk of having his or her election reversed for partisan and ideological reasons.
Is a trap being set for Trump in the Senate trial? | The Hill
But such is the lingering animosity about Trump by many in the GOP establishment, and there very well may be enough Republican senators willing to topple the first domino and set in motion a chain reaction — no matter the consequences.
In a speech to the American Enterprise Institute in October, former governor and U.S. Ambassador Nikki Haley put her finger on the greater issue, saying in part, “President Trump is a disruptor. That makes some people very happy, and it makes some people very mad. … When I was in the administration, I served alongside colleagues who believed the best thing to do for America was to undermine and obstruct the president. Some wrote about it anonymously in The New York Times. Others just did it. They sincerely believed they were doing the right thing. I sincerely believed they weren’t. … No policy disagreement with him … justifies undermining the lawful authority that is vested in his office by the Constitution.”
The Dems are falling into the same trap that befell the Labour Party across the pond. Instead of reaching out to the common man, all they’ve done is engaged in a crusade of pointless moralising and sjw worship.
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[SIZE=7][COLOR=rgb(209, 72, 65)]IMPEACHED FINALLY.
[COLOR=rgb(209, 72, 65)]FREE HIM IN YOUR SENATE .[/SIZE]
Mazee I’m Soo happy impeachment imeanguka. Even if he is not removed history ishaandika impeachment
Yes my kids will learn in their 3rd grade that Donald J Trump was impeached . Kiburi yake sasa ipoe. He isn’t above the law .
[SIZE=7]Trump was impeached for one reason - he deserved it 
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