Conway swings and misses on impeachment process vote

Hexenbiest · 2019-10-31T17:37:24.894Z

How did the polls fair today in the house? Did the vote receive 51% of the republican vote?

WorldWatcher · 2019-10-31T17:39:48.467Z

Hexenbiest:

How did the polls fair today in the house? Did the vote receive 51% of the republican vote?

There is no requirement for 51% of Republican’s to approve.

You still haven’t supported your statement that she wouldn’t send an impeached President to the Senate unless she was sure of Senate conviction.

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Hexenbiest · 2019-10-31T17:49:20.861Z

I thought she said it, it could have been someone else and I might have confused it with the “I don’t think there’s any impeachment unless it’s bipartisan” comment.

Regardless does anyone really think this impeachment process will be bipartisan? Or will it go like today right down party lines? One doesn’t have to be a rabid Trump supporter to see the end game in the Senate.

WorldWatcher · 2019-10-31T18:01:31.135Z

Hexenbiest:

I thought she said it, it could have been someone else and I might have confused it with the “I don’t think there’s any impeachment unless it’s bipartisan” comment.

Regardless does anyone really think this impeachment process will be bipartisan? Or will it go like today right down party lines? One doesn’t have to be a rabid Trump supporter to see the end game in the Senate.

Now that I fully agree with.

Trump will be impeached and it will be sent to the Senate.

IMHO I give it about a 5% chance of him being convicted. Much more likely is Mitch will have a very accurate nose count of the GOP Senators and will release a limited number to vote for impeachment but yet it will result in votes 2 or 3 shy of conviction.

I think this because I believe behind closed doors Mitch hates Trump for jepardizing GOP control of the Senate with his abuses of power coupled with the fact that the Senate class up for reelection is much different in terms of party distribution than it was in 2018 where there were many more DEM Senators on the ballot than GOP. Not that same next year.
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TommyLucchese · 2019-10-31T18:07:12.453Z

Hexenbiest:

She said her thing was not sending something to the Senate that she knew had no chance of passing and it seems she is doing the opposite.

You highly underestimate how much Republicans hate Trump, especially the Senate. They only refrain because of FOMT.

TommyLucchese · 2019-10-31T18:09:32.817Z

Hexenbiest:

No there was nothing bipartisan in today’s vote, every single republican voted no, and only two democrats voted no. It was like every vote right down party lines which Pelosi previously said impeachment would have to be a bipartisan affair or it would hurt the country.

Maybe your boy shouldn’t have sent Rudy G. and two Ukranian ■■■■■■■ mobsters to try to run foreign policy in Ukraine. Or overtly made a quid pro quo clear in a call to Ukraine’s president. Otherwise known as not doing the stupidest things possible.

Hexenbiest · 2019-10-31T18:28:03.253Z

They are not going to get 20 + republican votes and will probably lose a few democratic votes in red states. I am sure the democratic senators like Doug Jones in Alabama is pumped up on voting for impeaching the president.

DOLOOP · 2019-10-31T18:31:31.089Z

Hexenbiest:

How did the polls fair today in the house? Did the vote receive 51% of the republican vote?

Not even close. 100% of the Republicans in the House will be remembered as Trump’s accomplices.

TommyLucchese · 2019-10-31T18:38:06.916Z

Hexenbiest:

They are not going to get 20 + republican votes and will probably lose a few democratic votes in red states. I am sure the democratic senators like Doug Jones in Alabama is pumped up on voting for impeaching the president.

You sound awfully confident for a dude who predicted none of what’s already happened would happen.

westaussie · 2019-10-31T18:41:17.303Z

I thought according to someone the Democrats didn’t have the numbers to carry the vote.

biggestal99 · 2019-10-31T21:54:13.882Z

Hexenbiest:

They are not going to get 20 + republican votes and will probably lose a few democratic votes in red states. I am sure the democratic senators like Doug Jones in Alabama is pumped up on voting for impeaching the president.

All the Democratics will vote for impeachment. Collins, Romney, gardener, are the sure r,s the rest well that will have to wait for the trial.

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Plasmaball · 2019-10-31T22:58:17.493Z

I think being just shy is still bad for trump

Plasmaball · 2019-10-31T22:59:41.621Z

Doug jones is gone anyways…

Hexenbiest · 2019-10-31T23:27:58.575Z

biggestal99:

ill vote for impeachment. Collins, Romney, gardener, are the sure r,s the rest well that will have to wait for the trial.

Your 100% all democrats will vote for impeachment even Joe Manchin?

“I’m not going to do a thing until we see the facts, if it comes to us,” said Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.). “It wears me out when I hear them talking about all that [day-to-day impeachment reporting]. I usually turn stations.”

Hexenbiest · 2019-10-31T23:30:00.399Z

I can’t argue with that.

WildRose · 2019-11-01T09:02:50.349Z

The same reason political talking heads have for misleading viewers every day. It’s what they are paid to do.

GWH · 2019-11-01T09:14:35.974Z

TommyLucchese:

Hexenbiest:

They are not going to get 20 + republican votes and will probably lose a few democratic votes in red states. I am sure the democratic senators like Doug Jones in Alabama is pumped up on voting for impeaching the president.

You sound awfully confident for a dude who predicted none of what’s already happened would happen.

Just because you failed to predict Trump’s win in Pennsylvania, (you were very vocal and confident about him losing your state) doesn’t mean no one else has the capacity to make predictions.

westaussie · 2019-11-01T12:49:29.708Z

I would suspect that most if not all posters on here can make predictions; the accuracy of those predictions is subject to a great deal of debate.

GWH · 2019-11-01T12:59:16.442Z

And I suppose that when the pot calls the kettle black, you’ll join me in gregarious laughter.

DougBH · 2019-11-01T13:21:53.959Z

Interesting historical note: Feb 6, 1974…vote in House to authorize an impeachment inquiry against Richard Nixon passes by a vote of 410 for, 4 against.

Vote re Trump impeachment inquiry: For = 234 Democrats
Against = 194 Republicans and 2 Democrats

Which one of these two looks like a political show?