Things are starting to smell fishy with the impeachment inquiry

[AlexMcAlpine]

@calirepub

Donald Trump has two people on the SCOTUS who owe their jobs to him; how do you think they’re going to vote when it comes down to whether impeachment is constitutional?

Judges shouldn’t owe their jobs to politicians. That needs to be fixed.

[Patrick]

@AlexMcAlpine

Only if it’s not true, Patrick.

So you obviously support making such claims to people who don’t think like you.

Anyway, it doesn’t matter. If you can’t win the argument, attack the poster. That’s condoned here.

[Kevhead]

@Patrick

Hillary committed multiple, serious crimes and, not only was she not charged, she was nominated by the Democratic Party to be president.

Such as?

[Patrick]

@calirepub

Donald Trump has two people on the SCOTUS who owe their jobs to him; how do you think they’re going to vote when it comes down to whether impeachment is constitutional?

The justices would have to ask themselves if they want future generations to grow up in a one-party totalitarian nation.

[calirepub]

@Patrick

@calirepub

Donald Trump has two people on the SCOTUS who owe their jobs to him; how do you think they’re going to vote when it comes down to whether impeachment is constitutional?

The justices would have to ask themselves if they want future generations to grow up in a one-party totalitarian nation.

Depends on the party. I don’t care if Democrats go away for good.

[Patrick]

@Kevhead

Such as?

Transmitting classified documents on a private server. She did so well over 100 times. Each is a felony. She skated. You or I would have been sent to prison.

[Kevhead]

@calirepub

This impeachment inquiry hoax is the definition of Fake News. It is impossible to impeach the president if the Democrats won’t allow a vote. Without a vote your impeachment is a joke. Donald Trump can and will just ignore everything Nancy Pelosi wants. What’s the worst that can happen? Democrats are spineless and they won’t vote for impeachment because they’re scared of what will happen if they do. Besides, Republicans own the courts. Donald Trump has two people on the SCOTUS who owe their jobs to him; how do you think they’re going to vote when it comes down to whether impeachment is constitutional?

Like tommy said before they live in grey areas and are forcing the judicial to set parameters of what is really allowed

[Patrick]

@calirepub

Depends on the party. I don’t care if Democrats go away for good.

I personally believe that totalitarian states are bad for people. Obviously, many Democrats here don’t share my belief.

[Bodecea]

@Bill.in.PA

Recent reports raise troubling questions about the origin of the allegations that form the basis of the House impeachment inquiry. Here are three examples:

1. Rules were changed that allowed whistleblower complaints based on second-hand information:
   ICIG Admission Of Whistleblower Changes Raises Explosive New Questions

2. The Democrats very quickly moved to start an impeachment inquiry even before any real investigation, and Schiff may have had the complaint before it was filed:
   Adam Schiff knew of complaint before whistleblower filed it | Washington Examiner

3. The two whistleblowers appear to have political biases against Trump:
   Former CIA officer questions whether second whistleblower also has political bias | Fox News

Are Democrats and their supporters in the intelligence community and the state department ignoring any pretense of due process and rule of law in order to push through the impeachment?

Are the new allegations part of the “insurance policy” that FBI agent Strzok discussed to handle the unlikely event that Trump was elected?

Well groomed? Or do you even notice that you are being led?

[Forcefield]

Wow you guys have lost the ■■■■■■■ plot. SAD

[calirepub]

@Patrick

@calirepub

Depends on the party. I don’t care if Democrats go away for good.

I personally believe that totalitarian states are bad for people. Obviously, many Democrats here don’t share my belief.

I just think the Democratic Party is the root of all evil. I would have no problem with that party dying and another party, like the Libertarian Party or even the Constitution Party, rise up to replace the Demonrats.

[Bodecea]

@Bill.in.PA

Recent reports raise troubling questions about the origin of the allegations that form the basis of the House impeachment inquiry. Here are three examples:

1. Rules were changed that allowed whistleblower complaints based on second-hand information:
   ICIG Admission Of Whistleblower Changes Raises Explosive New Questions

2. The Democrats very quickly moved to start an impeachment inquiry even before any real investigation, and Schiff may have had the complaint before it was filed:
   Adam Schiff knew of complaint before whistleblower filed it | Washington Examiner

3. The two whistleblowers appear to have political biases against Trump:
   Former CIA officer questions whether second whistleblower also has political bias | Fox News

Are Democrats and their supporters in the intelligence community and the state department ignoring any pretense of due process and rule of law in order to push through the impeachment?

Are the new allegations part of the “insurance policy” that FBI agent Strzok discussed to handle the unlikely event that Trump was elected?

Who knew that the GOP was really just a reboot of the Know Nothing Party all along…

[Dem]

You’re pretty good at this.

[WildRose]

At this point it’s just desperation to keep as much negative press flowing against the administration going into the election cycle.

This whole thing smells like a setup from the word go.

[Patrick]

@WildRose

At this point it’s just desperation to keep as much negative press flowing against the administration going into the election cycle.

This whole thing smells like a setup from the word go.

The Democrats want to retake the White House so that they can get back to screwing the people.

[Patrick]

@Nemesis

Everyone knows a retread when they see one. I am sure he will slip up and forget to use his VPN one time and then

Reported.

[BlueHeron]

@Patrick

Hillary committed multiple, serious crimes and, not only was she not charged, she was nominated by the Democratic Party to be president.

If this is true, the GOP must be really awful at their jobs. All those investigations? Hearings? Yet, they still couldn’t get her on anything. How many times has tяump led rallies with “lock her up”? Why wasn’t there an investigation when the GOP owned the house, Senate and presidency? I know…silly questions.

[WildRose]

Congress has no prosecutorial authority.

[Kevhead]

@calirepub

just think the Democratic Party is the root of all evil. I would have no problem with that party dying and another party, like the Libertarian Party or even the Constitution Party, rise up to replace the Demonrats.

They are kinda on opposite spectrums

[madasheck]

@Bill.in.PA

Recent reports raise troubling questions about the origin of the allegations that form the basis of the House impeachment inquiry. Here are three examples:

1. Rules were changed that allowed whistleblower complaints based on second-hand information:
   ICIG Admission Of Whistleblower Changes Raises Explosive New Questions

2. The Democrats very quickly moved to start an impeachment inquiry even before any real investigation, and Schiff may have had the complaint before it was filed:
   Adam Schiff knew of complaint before whistleblower filed it | Washington Examiner

3. The two whistleblowers appear to have political biases against Trump:
   Former CIA officer questions whether second whistleblower also has political bias | Fox News

Are Democrats and their supporters in the intelligence community and the state department ignoring any pretense of due process and rule of law in order to push through the impeachment?

Are the new allegations part of the “insurance policy” that FBI agent Strzok discussed to handle the unlikely event that Trump was elected?

Sorry to give you something else to moan about, but a majority of Americans – 58 percent - support the inquiry. That includes Republicans and independents. Want a crying towel?

58% of Americans Support Trump Impeachment Inquiry, Poll Finds