Romney To Vote To Convict

[mbus]

@ImRightYoureWrong

https://youtu.be/2TbONos-oE8

Says his oath to God is more important than Party.

Cue: “Libs love Romney now??”

Will a GOP Senator crossing over have any effect on history?

Crossing over should be the norm; by both parties. Representative democracy kinda says so. But commercial partisanship has exacerbated difference in this country making crossing over a big deal.

[amadeus]

But back to the topic. Romney showed some balls. I don’t think he gives a ■■■■ if he is reelected. He challenged the RPINOS to put their big boy pants on.

[Snagglepuss]

Sorry man…I’m married. Better luck downtown though.

[Snagglepuss]

@Grimalken

@Snagglepuss

Somebody is a fan of putting the cart before the horse…

That would be Democrats, and Romney. How is Trump supposed to prove Biden committed a crime before he investigates suspected corruption?

Whooooosh!

[Grimalken]

Ok, LOL

I didn’t get your point, so I took a stab at it. Oh well.

[WuWei]

The Squad

[SixFoot]

The groupies are quite rowdy tonight. lol

[WuWei]

@SixFoot

The groupies are quite rowdy tonight. lol

Is there a full moon?

[SixFoot]

Waxing Gibbous. It appears more than half-lit, but it’s not quite full.

[RTchoke]

That’s where the conversation you joined went.

[DougBH]

@toreyj01

• he Executive does not get to set the rules of impeachment the House follows. The House leadership does and they can do it as they see fit.
• There is no immunity, for example with Nixon his AG was subpoenaed and had to comply.

Yep. And the House does not get to set the rules for the trial, though if the House messes up they can pretty much guarantee a short trial in the Senate.
As to immunity, if its that obvious that there is not immunity then it shouldn’t take the court long to rule on it. You seem to be saying that the Court has no say but then for proof of your position on immunity you cite a court case.

[RTchoke]

@Snagglepuss

I didn’t say RTChoke was “all in” for Trump. I merely point out that her vote for Trump is still a vote FOR Trump. Saying anything else is just a cop-out.

Call it what you want but I haven’t voted FOR anyone in a long time. I’ve, unfortunately, had to vote AGAINST many however. While you may be technically right, it isn’t so cut and dried.

[Snagglepuss]

@RTchoke

@Snagglepuss

I didn’t say RTChoke was “all in” for Trump. I merely point out that her vote for Trump is still a vote FOR Trump. Saying anything else is just a cop-out.

Call it what you want but I haven’t voted FOR anyone in a long time. I’ve, unfortunately, had to vote AGAINST many however. While you may be technically right, it isn’t so cut and dried.

cop-out

[WildRose]

No, not all states allow write in candidates.

[Snagglepuss]

@WildRose

No, not all states allow write in candidates.

Luckily for Trump’s biggest critics, Texas does.

[WildRose]

Some folks should perhaps learn the subject matter before commenting.

Write-In Candidates

Texas does not simply allow you to write someone else in if the major party candidates don’t suit you.

[RTchoke]

Do you think I care what you think?

[PurpnGold]

@WildRose

Some folks should perhaps learn the subject matter before commenting.

https://www.sos.texas.gov/elections/candidates/guide/2020/writein2020.shtml

Texas does not simply allow you to write someone else in if the major party candidates don’t suit you.

Your link doesn’t include the President. Look at the table closely.

[WildRose]

You’re on to something.

Maybe this will help you get all the way there.

https://www.star-telegram.com/news/politics-government/election/article98439222.html

[Snagglepuss]

@RTchoke

Do you think I care what you think?

Do I care if you care?