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Coalition of Inspectors General slam DOJ opinion on whistleblower complaint [cnn.com]
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 26, 2019:
Rod Serling's should-have-been intro from the tRump Twilight Zone episode that also should-have-been...
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 25, 2019:
The Onion and other satirical publications are having a hard enough time trying to keep up with Trump and his "administration". I can't imagine how difficult it would be for Serling to come up with things weirder or scarier.
Alexander Hamilton in the 1787 Const.
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 25, 2019:
To put it charitably, Hamilton was somewhat shortsighted. His observation that, "they cannot receive any advantage by a change," obviously did not take into account changes in the tax laws, among other things.
Someone please take his Sharpie away
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 24, 2019:
And NEW Mexico is going to pay for it!
Timeline is solidifying! Will Donald Trump Be Impeached?
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 24, 2019:
“'We have smoking gun sitting on top of smoking gun at this point. And there is no alternative story,' Representative Jamie Raskin of Maryland said Wednesday." Just wait until they get their hands on the secure server in the White House. That won't be a smoking gun. It will be a flaming arsenal.
In case you missed it... [youtube.com]
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 24, 2019:
Can't let those people from New Mexico into Colorado. This maybe tops his stupid comment about San Antonio's wall. For those not familiar with Texas geography, San Antonio is about 150 miles from the border.
A black community was displaced to build Central Park. Now a monument will honor them
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 24, 2019:
Interesting history and makes the story of the Central Park Five very ironic.
“The saddest aspect of life right now is that science gathers knowledge faster that society ...
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 23, 2019:
Not just sad, scary.
Gasp! Bill Taylor's Testimony Said To Be 'Incredibly Damaging' To Trump Really? [youtube.com]
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 23, 2019:
The material is writing itself, but Colbert's delivery and timing are great.
Diplomat's testimony could be a milestone in the impeachment inquiry.
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 23, 2019:
Independent testimony to confirm what Trump et al have already confessed to.
Napoleon Bonaparte - “Religion is what keeps the poor from murdering the rich.”
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 23, 2019:
Some times.
Good one😅
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 22, 2019:
I like this one. It is so true.
R. W. Emerson
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 22, 2019:
I have this hanging next to the mirror in my bathroom.
Are Atheists racist
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 22, 2019:
Religious belief, or lack of it, does not require that one be a racist, or not be a racist. Your question is like asking, "Are rich people racists?"
Do you think Elizabeth Warren is a LUFTMENSCH (an impractical person with their head in the clouds) ...
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 21, 2019:
With Medicare for All, health care could cost as much as $32T over ten years. How much more would we spend under our current system? It will cost at least $10T more and we still have a significant percentage of our population uninsured or underinsured. Right now over 20% of what we pay for "health care" goes to pay insurance companies. We can easily afford Medicare for All if we: 1) redirect that money to true health care (leaving 3% to 5% to cover administrative costs). 2) remove the restrictions on bargaining with pharmaceutical companies. Whatever shortfall that is left (if any) could be more than made up by taking taxes back to Reagan era levels. The people who propose Medicare for Some are the real luftmenschen here. Every cent that goes to private insurance companies (for anything other than strictly optional coverage) is money being diverted from providing health care for everyone.
Here's some fun – an insult generator! [intellisult.
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 21, 2019:
""Pence is an unequivocally miserable fiend and a masturbatory dandruff-eating tainted spawn of a syphilitic swamp rat." "Ivanka is a preposterously myopic troglodyte and a corrupt one dimensional blight upon society." "McConnell is a woefully parasitic subhuman and a primitive one dimensional arbitrary dereliction of genetics." I'd say it's working well.
When will the other G7 leaders refuse to convene at Trump’s bedbug-infested Doral hotel?
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 19, 2019:
I would like to see President Pelosi announce the venue for the G7 has been changed to California, specifically the Ahwanee Lodge in Yosemite.
Posting for a friend.
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 19, 2019:
Too funny because it is soooo true.
Using humor, my bubbly personality, and comedy to mask my tremendous amount of deep rooted sadness ...
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 18, 2019:
Have you tried getting outdoors and going for a walk or bicycle ride. Fresh air, sunshine, and exercise can help.
Disclaimer; No I'm not gay.
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 18, 2019:
Love Randy Rainbow.
The Meryl Streep of Generals! [t.co]
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 18, 2019:
If Trump weren't so stupid he might make a good straight man. He just keeps setting himself up.
Trump rally
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 18, 2019:
I call bullshit. This isn't a Trump crowd. I don't see a single drop of drool.
WHAAAAAT?
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 18, 2019:
Because there's less than 13 months until the 2030 election. They need to get busy, now!
I'm not really surprised
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 18, 2019:
And Rick Perry made his predecessor as Governor of Texas, GW Bush, look like a towering intellect.
More on Trumps taxes.
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 17, 2019:
Trump lied???
Read Trump's strange letter to Turkey's Erdogan: "Don't be a tough guy. Don't be a fool."
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 17, 2019:
"It can't possible be any more embarrassing." Wanna bet? "Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the former." -- Albert Einstein
Saw the Dem debate in Ohio last night, two clear winners by far, Bernie and Warren.
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 16, 2019:
Sanders and Warren are each good, but they would not make a good ticket. Two old white people from the northeast doesn't make sense politically.
Mexican Senate Set to Pass Bill to Legalize Marijuana in Next Few Days
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 16, 2019:
If it is legal in Mexico and legal in California, any attempt by US federal authorities to stop it at the border could be grounds for a suit against the US at the WTO. Likewise Canada and Washington.
Mexican Senate Set to Pass Bill to Legalize Marijuana in Next Few Days
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 16, 2019:
I can see it now, Cheech with a Mexican flag and Chong with a Canadian flag. Ok, the flags are a little difficult to see through the haze, but you get the idea.
‘Impeachment barricade is crumbling’: Trump officials are ignoring his threats and cooperating ...
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 16, 2019:
I'm all in favor of the walls crumbling as long as they leave one to put him up against for treason.
U.S. Health System Waste Hits $935 Billion A Year
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 15, 2019:
And this is on top of the fact that 20 to 25% off the top goes to pay the insurance companies' overhead.
British holidaymakers 'traumatised' after arrest at US border - BBC News
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 15, 2019:
A spokesman for the agency told the BBC that BFRC "provides a safe and humane environment for families as they go through the immigration process". WTF??? These people are not trying to immigrate. They should be returned to Canada or the UK under 8 USC 1229c.
Electoral College Overwhelmingly Favors Republicans, Abolishing Entire System Only Remedy: Study
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 14, 2019:
The founding fathers established the Electoral College to serve as a defense against a demagogue becoming President. I believe that at this point they would be far more than ready to pull the plug on that failed experiment.
TRUMP SAYS HE WANTS TO IMPEACH NANCY PELOSI & ADAM SCHIFF--He should really read the Constitution.
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 14, 2019:
For all the things I did not like Obama pulled he is now speaking out about the crazy in WA DC.
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 14, 2019:
I would argue that Obama has more brain cells in his little finger than Trump has in his head.
Don’t forget Bill Barr: He’s running the Justice Department like it’s the legal arm of the ...
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 14, 2019:
Remember that John Mitchell served 19 months in federal prison for a lot less than Barr has done.
My latest joke:
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 14, 2019:
ICYMI gas·light /ˈɡaslÄ«t/ verb gerund or present participle: gaslighting manipulate (someone) by psychological means into questioning their own sanity. "in the first episode, Karen Valentine is being gaslighted by her husband"
H. G. Wells on the Roman empire, anything sounding familiar ?
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 13, 2019:
That and lead in their food and water. Of course we don't have lead in our water. Not in the good ol' US of A.
Have you seen the videos of this guy?
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 12, 2019:
I've heard rumors it is a lot worse than the public knows.
A 5.6 pound avocado set a new world record and it made enough guacamole for 20 people
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 12, 2019:
When I was in Uganda I mistook the avocados at a roadside produce stand for small watermelons. With all that potential guacamole there wasn't a corn chip to be found anywhere in the country.
Shepard Smith Departs Fox News Amid Feud With Tucker Carlson Over Trump Coverage
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 12, 2019:
Unfortunately there is a non-compete clause in his contract, so no CNN until that expires. I just hope his non-compete clause is as good as the one I once negotiated. I got a year off with pay.
Richard Decker Charged With Harassing Farmers Who Wouldn’t Let Him Have Sex With Their Livestock
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 12, 2019:
A friend of mine can arrange for him to get a blow job from a snapping turtle.
This is Jimmy.
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 12, 2019:
History will judge him much more kindly than it will Reagan.
Great and Unmatched?
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 11, 2019:
More like greatly unhinged.
I have long held the opinion that trumps empire is based on fraud.
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 11, 2019:
This is exactly why Trump is fighting so hard to not have his tax returns released.
Starting the day off right....
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 11, 2019:
The only better way to start would be celebrating when he is no longer in office. Twice as good if he is in prison.
Arrests made [cnn.com]
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 10, 2019:
ICYMI, look who else was in the picture: https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2019/10/7/1890773/-There-s-a-third-man-cropped-out-of-image-of-Trump-Giuliani-and-Ukrainian-con-men
They’re falling like dominoes..... [time.com]
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 10, 2019:
ICYMI, look who else is in the picture: https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2019/10/7/1890773/-There-s-a-third-man-cropped-out-of-image-of-Trump-Giuliani-and-Ukrainian-con-men
Johnson & Johnson, Risperdal maker hit with $8B verdict
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 9, 2019:
A few more verdicts like that and J&J could go tits up.
On Chinese officials over abuses of Muslims in Xinjiang
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 8, 2019:
If you read the fine print, we don't want the Chinese Muslims trying to seek asylum here, so the Chinese should stop torturing them there.
[msnbc.com] Trump shows he's ignorant He suggests Romney should be impeached. Moron you think????
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 8, 2019:
Obstruction of Impeachment!! Trump administration orders ambassador at center of Ukraine scandal ...
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 8, 2019:
The term you are looking for is not "Obstruction of Impeachment." That is not found anywhere in any of the US Codes. The term is "18 U.S. Code §â€¯1505. Obstruction of proceedings before departments, agencies, and committees." That's worth 5 years in federal prison. Throw in "18 U.S. Code §â€¯371. Conspiracy to commit offense or to defraud United States" and you can add another 5 years in federal prison. Trump's orders are a blatant violation of the law and anyone obeying them is risking ten years in federal prison.
Reminder: Trump Has a Massive Conflict of Interest in Turkey – Mother Jones
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 8, 2019:
Interesting insight. He has licensed his name to be used on the towers. I wonder if there is a clause in the license that requires him to be involved in the business personally. Could that be why he has not turned the business over to his children, or put it into a blind trust?
Americans Think ICE Is the Worst Federal Agency, Poll Shows
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 7, 2019:
I wonder which would poll as worse, ICE or the Republican Party?
The Center of the Milky Way Exploded 3.
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 7, 2019:
Long, long ago, in a galaxy not so far away...
I have some positive words for all of you.
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 7, 2019:
Not trying to be picky here, but I feel a need to correct one point. You said: "I firmly believe that OJ did kill Nicole Brown. He won the criminal case, but he lost the civil case. He was found guilty, but only had to pay money. That's rare because you have to provide the same evidence for both cases." A favorable verdict in a civil lawsuit only requires a preponderance of the evidence. A criminal conviction requires proof beyond a reasonable doubt.
Interesting idea! But many people will be severely pissed off if he doesn't spend any time in ...
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 7, 2019:
The possibility of Trump avoiding time in prison is small and shrinking. His smartest move at this point would be to take six months or a year in Club Fed in exchange for no prosecution at the state level. Otherwise there is a very high probability that he will die in a NY State Prison.
There have been some really great words used in the last week.
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 7, 2019:
Thanks for this link. I will bookmark it and revisit it.
Is there anything this moron won't sell with his name on it?
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 7, 2019:
I'm all in favor of making/keeping America great again. When does he resign?
Moscow Mitch should be expelled from the Senate for being such a spineless eunuch. [msn.]
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 6, 2019:
"All of you know your Constitution," McConnell says in the video. "The way that impeachment stops is with a Senate majority with me as majority leader." Umm. No, Mitch. The Constitution doesn't even mention the Majority Leader. The Rules of the Senate don't mention the Majority Leader, either. Chief Justice John Roberts will preside over the trial, and the Presiding Officer has the responsibility for any procedural issues. You, Mitch, get nothing to say until the roll is called for your single very public vote on each article. So, until then, STFU and sit down.
Give Barnes & Noble a medal for this one.
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 6, 2019:
"Can you even imagine if such a book was written about BHO?" No. Anyone literate enough to write such a book would realize what a ludicrous idea it would be.
Trump Sees New Polls and Orders Ukraine to Investigate Elizabeth Warren | The New Yorker
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 6, 2019:
It might be funnier if he hadn't already stood on the White House lawn and asked China to investigate Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren in exchange for a better trade deal.
How appropriate
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 6, 2019:
Hard to top Bobby Rush's answer.
Ut oh! Things just got real for Cirque de Trump and Sideshow.
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 6, 2019:
You'd be exploding, too, if you ran over as many bodies as Trump has thrown under the bus.
Headlines in tomorrows papers: tRump resigns and is immediately arrested Pence Impeached Barr ...
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 5, 2019:
That would be worth waking up early and jumping out of bed for.
Official Socialism Approval Poll | Make America Great Again
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 5, 2019:
Done. And since it asked for " any additional thoughts you’d like to share with President Trump," I filled in that field with: "RESIGN NOW, YOU TREASONOUS MORON!!!"
I am watching everyday how trump is SELF IMPEACHING.
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 5, 2019:
McCornhole does not have the votes necessary to change the Rules of the Senate, so the only say he will have once this reaches the Senate is his one vote on each article of impeachment. The trial in the Senate is presided over by the Chief Justice, John Roberts. Any procedural matters are under the control of the Presiding Officer of the Senate. That would normally be the VP, but if Pence recuses himself (for an obvious conflict of interest) it would be the President Pro Tempore of the Senate. Currently that is Chuck Grassley of Iowa. This should bode well for a thorough and fair trial.
Day dreaming of fried tRump
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 5, 2019:
Crank it to 11!!!
Bad boy, bad boy what ya gonna do when they come for you?
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 5, 2019:
What makes you think Pence won't go first? He's not so insane as to stick it out. If he sees a way to cut a deal in exchange for resigning (a la Agnew, who got prison time, but a seriously reduced sentence), I wouldn't be surprised to see him take it.
Nothing But Bullshit 2020!
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 5, 2019:
Does this mean he's not running in 2020?
Just this morning I am finding out that Trump openly asked China to investigate the Bidens.
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 4, 2019:
It wasn't just that he asked China to investigate the Bidens. The worst part is he blatantly stated the quid pro quo, "if you want a better trade deal..."
Just saw an article in "The Nation" stating that the orange wonder is doing all he can to bring down...
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 4, 2019:
Yes, the line of succession is Vice President, and then Speaker of the House. If either Pence or Trump is gone, the President has the duty to nominate a new Vice President. That person must then be approved by a majority vote in each house of Congress. I think that Pelosi should inform the President and Bitch McCornhole that they will vote on the VP nominee when the Senate votes on Merrick Garland. Pelosi for President 2019!
House GOP Minority Leader calls for suspension of impeachment citing concerns about ‘integrity’...
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 4, 2019:
No one with any integrity would listen to him on the subject.
[vice.
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 4, 2019:
John Mitchell, Nixon's AG did 19 months in federal prison. Obstructing a Congressional investigation is a violation of 18 USC 1505. That's five years per count. Add another 5 years per count for 18 USC 371, conspiracy to violate federal law, and Billie pretty much has his retirement planned with free room and board until he dies.
Sorry for the profanity within the image.
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 3, 2019:
I hope there is no violence when Trump leaves office, but if there are idiots who insist on a violent response, I will have to conclude that the herd needs thinning.
So Trump ain't Putin's puppet? [nbcnews.com]
mcgeo52 comments on Oct 1, 2019:
So, what are the Russians trying to hide??? What are they afraid will come out???
Fingers are crossed
mcgeo52 comments on Sep 30, 2019:
Where are the rats swimming around it?
Besides Trump, does Rudy Giuliani make you sick to your stomach too?
mcgeo52 comments on Sep 30, 2019:
I see Rudy more as comic relief. He's the Fredo in an "administration" full of Fredos.
Appropriate for this Group?
mcgeo52 comments on Sep 30, 2019:
This is only appropriate for this group on days ending in "y".
No obstruction?
mcgeo52 comments on Sep 30, 2019:
The Rules of the Senate require the trial and McConnell doesn't have the votes to change the rules. Once the trial starts, Chief Justice Roberts, not McConnell, will be in charge.
I joined this group to ask a question.
mcgeo52 comments on Sep 30, 2019:
To answer this question requires an understanding of history. As much as Americans like to deny it, there has always been a degree of class warfare in this country. In August of 1971 the "monied interests", as FDR called them, declared war on the middle and lower classes with the publication of the Powell Memo. The battle plan laid out in that memo has been followed very effectively since then. The result has been a gutting of the middle class, and the concurrent feeling of economic insecurity. Add to this the control of well over 90% of the media by six corporations and it is easy to see how the right, with "think tanks" funded by the Koch brothers and their ilk have managed to hijack the conversation and move it to the right. This climate has brought about the rise of partisan politics over principle that has made Trump possible.
GOP lawmaker blasts Trump for quoting pastor warning of civil war over impeachment [thehill.com]
mcgeo52 comments on Sep 30, 2019:
But he didn't condemn Robert Jeffress for making the statement. Jeffress is the pastor of the First Baptist Church in Dallas, Texas. Half a century ago my great grandfather was a deacon in that church. He is rolling in his grave.
Now that is a asshole friend! Good prank!
mcgeo52 comments on Sep 30, 2019:
Just trying to keep the engine in tune.
Would this surprise you?
mcgeo52 comments on Sep 30, 2019:
It would surprise me about as much as the sun rising in the east.
Democrats Predict Speedy Impeachment Inquiry Lasting Weeks, Not 'Months'
mcgeo52 comments on Sep 29, 2019:
Mueller might as well have been a whitewash. He took a view of his charter that was so narrow as to make his investigation meaningless. To say I was disappointed would be an extreme understatement. Mueller had spoken a few years earlier about the biggest threat facing our country from a law enforcement standpoint is the Russian mob. It would not have been outside his charter to investigate Trump's ties to the Russian mob, and bring them down. Instead we got a mealy mouthed, half-assed "investigation". Complete bullshit.
Science knows no country, because knowledge belongs to humanity, and is the torch which illuminates ...
mcgeo52 comments on Sep 29, 2019:
Ignorance, on the other hand seems uncommonly comfortable right here in the good ol' U.S. of A.
Trump Calls AOC, Ilhan Omar, Tlaib, Pressly 'Democrat Savages' Along With Schiff and Nadler
mcgeo52 comments on Sep 29, 2019:
He's cracking under the pressure. It will get worse. It will eventually get so bad that Fox News will call for his impeachment just to try to save the Republican Party. Don't be surprised if that happens sooner than later.
Hello my friends.
mcgeo52 comments on Sep 29, 2019:
Good to hear from you. I trust things are going well.
I came across this graphic recently from Steve Conover's book Neutering the national debt and ...
mcgeo52 comments on Sep 29, 2019:
Not all of the rich are the problem. However there is class warfare in America. It was declared in August of 1971 with the publication of the Powell Memo. It has been carried out systematically and ruthlessly since then with the result being the upward redistribution of wealth causing the gutting of the middle class. The rich who are not the problem realize this and support a fairer taxation system that redistributes the wealth more along the lines of what we had before Reaganomics. The problems described and "solved" by Conover are minuscule compared to the problems caused by the Powell Memo and being addressed by Sanders and Warren. The fact that you included Hillary tells me just how clueless you really are on the issue.
Trump asking if a president can be impeached due to incompetence back in 2014.
mcgeo52 comments on Sep 29, 2019:
Since he is still in office I guess we have to conclude the answer is, "No."
While channel surfing ,I came across Court TV and what was the first ever use of the Trump defense! ...
mcgeo52 comments on Sep 29, 2019:
I was in LA for the Rodney King riots. I have lived in Dallas. I can only imagine.
Norwegian Gas Station Becomes First in World to Replace All Pumps With Electric Chargers
mcgeo52 comments on Sep 29, 2019:
Having done graduate level work in Environmental Studies I have two problems with electric cars: 1) Unless you charge one exclusively with electricity generated strictly from renewable sources, they actually add more carbon to the atmosphere that running a equivalent modern internal combustion engine. This is inevitable due to the loss of efficiency introduced in the transmission of power over the grid to the car. Consider also that it is very difficult to match the thermodynamic properties of gasoline (i.e., how far you can go on how little you have to carry). Batteries for electric cars, or tanks sufficiently strong to transport hydrogen, add a significant weight penalty to a vehicle. 2) A much more recent concern is that, even if we had 100% efficient transmission of power, and it all came from renewable sources, it will still take at least ten years to phase out internal combustion engines. I wish we had that long. The latest studies I have seen say we probably don't. There have already been months when we have surpassed a 1.5ºC increase over pre-industrial average temperatures. At this level, we are flirting with hitting tipping points that may make recovery impossible (e.g., release of methane frozen in the permafrost or bottom of the ocean, or a change in ocean currents due to the fresh water from melting glaciers). The bad news is that we may only have five years or less. The good news is that we can be completely off of fossil petroleum within three years or less if we decide to do it. And we don't have to shut down our economy and park all of our cars. We can keep the "fuel", but lose the "fossil". Fossil fuel is derived from natural processes that trapped hydrocarbons beneath the surface of the earth hundreds of thousands of years ago. It is the release of this trapped carbon into the atmosphere that causes the problems with greenhouse gases. Why not use decomposed plants that we grow instead of decomposed plants that grew hundreds of thousands of years ago? All of the carbon we would release into the atmosphere would be carbon the plants had already taken out of the atmosphere. We have the technology to do this. It is called pyrolysis. By heating plant matter to a very high temperature in a reduced oxygen environment, we get approximately 10% of the plant mass converted to methane and other gases we know how to use, 15% to carbon coke and 75% converted to sludge. The sludge is actually a reasonably high grade, very sweet (i.e., very low to no sulfur content) crude oil. Burning the carbon coke produces more than enough heat to sustain the process (to use the technical term, the process is exothermic). This is well known technology we can deploy now. We could do so within three years or less based on historic precedents...
Do you know?
mcgeo52 comments on Sep 29, 2019:
Note the time span for impeachment .
mcgeo52 comments on Sep 28, 2019:
If Pelosi focuses the impeachment only on the whistle blower complaint, as she apparently wants to, the time line laid out in the article is ridiculously long. Nixon still had over half the country opposing impeachment until less than two weeks before his resignation. In the first week of August 1974, previously unknown tape from June 23, 1972 (recorded a few days after the break-in) documenting Nixon and Haldeman formulating a plan to block investigations was released. This recording later became known as the "Smoking Gun". Nixon resigned on August 8, 1974. We already have the country evenly divided on impeachment, and the evidence is just starting to come out. And we now know there is an entire server dedicated to politically sensitive conversations the administration is trying to hide. This is not a single smoking gun. This has the potential to be an exploding arsenal. Plus I expect a number of former members of the administration will be willing to talk. After all given the choice of remaining loyal to the one who threw them under the bus and is now on his way out (and probably to prison), or saving their own ass, guess which way that goes. I won't be surprised to see Trump and Pence gone before the end of the year. The real question is whether or not Pelosi wants to be President?
This is a link to my local middle school.
mcgeo52 comments on Sep 27, 2019:
I see a number of people saying to contact the ACLU. You can try that if you want to, but don't be surprised if they either completely ignore you, or simply tell you there is nothing wrong here. The event was a legal annual event, with voluntary participation. I don't see where the school promoted it, only posted a few pictures after the fact with a description so brief as to be almost meaningless.
Lets play a game.
mcgeo52 comments on Sep 25, 2019:
Stormy seems sufficient.
A frightening thought: When the House of Representatives Impeaches tRump, did you know that when it ...
mcgeo52 comments on Sep 25, 2019:
On the other hand, if Pence and Trump both go, the second to go is supposed to nominate a new VP. That nominee has to be approved by a majority of both houses. Pelosi can tell McCornhole that the House will vote on the nominee for VP as soon as the Senate votes on Merrick Garland for the Supreme Court.
A frightening thought: When the House of Representatives Impeaches tRump, did you know that when it ...
mcgeo52 comments on Sep 25, 2019:
He would have to change the Rules of the Senate which require that the hearing in the Senate begin by the following afternoon, with an exception for Sundays. I think there are enough Republicans up for reelection that Bitch McCornhole won't be able to change the rules on this one.
Sounds good to me
mcgeo52 comments on Sep 25, 2019:
If we can impeach him now and have him convicted by the Senate, he will be in prison instead of running for office in 2020.
If the Senate fails to convict and remove tRump, how will future historians write this chapter of ...
mcgeo52 comments on Sep 25, 2019:
It depends on which historians. Imagine if Germany had managed to fight us to a stalemate in WW II. Their historians would be writing a very different version of what happened than ours. History is written by the winners. If Trump stays in office and gets reelected it will seriously skew the narrative, at least for American historians. Historians elsewhere in the world may have a significantly different take on things.

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