IF they convict Trump.......
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What makes you think Trump is guilty?
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You aren't making any sense, tehobie. You joined the forum 2 years ago, and have hardly posted anything. At least nothing about DOOMSDAY PREPPING. It seems you've come on to harass people like that other guy.
Danil explained herself well.
Danil explained herself well.
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Trump is not guilty of anything that you are suggesting. You really want to talk about Obama and Either Clinton at this point? I do need to go to bed at since it is past 10:30 pm and I need back up at 3 am. I'll be back tomorrow.
I’ve posted it before in other threads, but there sure are a lot of argumentative and arrogant newbies on here since the new year started. 
Hmmmmm...yes, just like that other newbie, Kevin321 ; no hello/introduction post. Log on and provoke.
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it doesnt and just makes Obama and Clinton guilty for all the world to see.
Apples and oranges. Trump didn’t murder anyone while in office like Bill and Killary did.
Interesting take. What does impeaching Trump (or not) have to do with doomsday prepping?
When I feel like posting other content, on other threads, I will. To be honest, no one's really asked me who I am or what I think. Just told me what they think I think.
In the meantime, I''ll keep asking questions. I'll keep trying to learn from others- especially those who may not share my worldview and experiences. Sometimes, that means having challenging conversations. But it isn't a challenge we should shy away from.
I think most of us feel betrayed already with a court system that refused to allow any of these fraud cases to come to light. Will president Trump be impeached. By your constitutional law he has no right to be impeached. But seems your constitutional law counts for nothing anymore except for maybe in a museum. So he might well be be convicted if the fraudulent election is anything to go by. That’s how I feel at the moment. Western civilisation in the balance and we some how find these hyenas’ in power. If ever we needed a president Trump it was now. My stomach still becomes physically with what has taken place and I live in Australia . It’s the first time I’ve actually truly questioned God. Why did he allow these radical animals to steal the election and ascend to power. The people never voted for this and now look what is taking place.
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...bribe money can ‘win’ votes.
Sadly money changes everything even when it comes to the law
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Senator Rand Paul
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The Senate just voted on my constitutional point of order.
45 Senators agreed that this sham of a “trial” is unconstitutional.
That is more than will be needed to acquit and to eventually end this partisan impeachment process.
This “trial” is dead on arrival in the Senate.
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@RandPaul
The Senate just voted on my constitutional point of order.
45 Senators agreed that this sham of a “trial” is unconstitutional.
That is more than will be needed to acquit and to eventually end this partisan impeachment process.
This “trial” is dead on arrival in the Senate.
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How do you figure Sen Rand Paul failed?
45 Senators agreed that this sham of a “trial” is unconstitutional.
That's a win in my book. There is no way they could get the 2/3 majority vote.
It takes 51 votes to pass a constitutional point of order. Paul received 45 votes.
Today, every senator swore an oath- to God- to do impartial justice. If we believe 45 senators voted to acquit Trump before a trial's even started...that's not impartial justice. Their conduct is just as incongruent with the Constitution and founding principles as anyone else's.
I don't think we should applaud those who so transparently shelve the very principles they purport to defend.
Today, every senator swore an oath- to God- to do impartial justice. If we believe 45 senators voted to acquit Trump before a trial's even started...that's not impartial justice. Their conduct is just as incongruent with the Constitution and founding principles as anyone else's.
I don't think we should applaud those who so transparently shelve the very principles they purport to defend.
Yes. Fixing a shattered economy is more important than a farcical trial.
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Well,if the government is going to throw money away throw it at me!
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Amish, impeachment is like an indictment, and is what happened in the House.
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Just in case someone didn't recognize obvious sarcasm, there was a STRONG hint, but I guess you missed that too:
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So when his team shows up for the trial, they should read Article I Section 3 Paragraph 7 out loud on National Television and demand to know why the Chief Justice is not there to preside. Roberts won't preside over the kangaroo court since Trump is not President.
The Senate shall have the sole Power to try all Impeachments. When sitting for that Purpose, they shall be on Oath or Affirmation. When the President of the United States is tried, the Chief Justice shall preside: And no Person shall be convicted without the Concurrence of two thirds of the Members present.
