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Current Events => The DUmpster => Topic started by: CC27 on November 15, 2017, 12:21:05 PM
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DonViejo (34,157 posts)
House Dems introduce articles of impeachment against Trump
Source: The Hill
BY JOHN BOWDEN - 11/15/17 09:51 AM EST
Four House Democrats introduced articles of impeachment targeting President Trump on Wednesday, asserting that Trump has violated the Constitution.
Reps. Steve Cohen (D-Tenn.), Luis Gutierrez (D-Ill.) Brad Sherman (D-Calif.) and Al Green (D-Texas) said the five articles of impeachment come out of "concern" for the country's national security.
"We believe that President Trump has violated the Constitution, and we've introduced five articles of impeachment," Cohen said at a press conference.
The articles target Trump's firing of former FBI Director James Comey, perceived violations of the Emoluments Clause, as well as actions "undermining" the judiciary and freedom of the press.
(https://twitter.com/RepGutierrez/status/930807502710755328/photo/1)
Read more: http://thehill.com/homenews/house/360455-house-democrats-introduce-articles-of-impeachment-against-trump
https://www.democraticunderground.com/10141914568
DUmmies are creaming themselves in this thread.
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Response to DonViejo (Original post)
Wed Nov 15, 2017, 12:09 PM
Gothmog (45,312 posts)
48. These impeachment efforts will be fun to watch
This fat mongrel actually claims to be a lawyer too. :lmao:
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Time to buy stock in Kleenex and hand lotion.
I so love it when they're disappointed.
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Speaker Ryan should call for an immediate vote. Make D Reps put their votes where their mouth is.
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Speaker Ryan should call for an immediate vote. Make D Reps put their votes where their mouth is.
Yep. This^
H5
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Cohen said he's not seeking a vote on his resolution, but only urging hearings from the Judiciary Committee.
DUmmies, if he is not asking for vote it is just for show to gin up support (fund raising) from you window lickers.
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Time to buy stock in Kleenex and hand lotion.
I so love it when they're disappointed.
Definitely, they spend all their time & energy jerking off. :thatsright: :lmao:
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Time to buy stock in Kleenex and hand lotion.
I so love it when they're disappointed.
Mix in the concentrated juice from several Caroĺina Reaper peppers.
In my best Yoda voice. ----> "Scream at the sky, they will."
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Personally I think the house leadership ought to move on it and bring it to the floor, then all the GOP Reps should abstain and let it happen. Then we will see what the senate has to say. If I recall it takes 3/4 to convict.
What this will do is not result in President Trump getting kicked out of office and take any future effort off the table unless the man actually commits a crime.
Oh and maybe it just may cost the dems a bunch of senate seats next year.
I believe the American people are getting tired of this stupidity.
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Personally I think the house leadership ought to move on it and bring it to the floor, then all the GOP Reps should abstain and let it happen. Then we will see what the senate has to say. If I recall it takes 3/4 to convict.
What this will do is not result in President Trump getting kicked out of office and take any future effort off the table unless the man actually commits a crime.
Oh and maybe it just may cost the dems a bunch of senate seats next year.
I believe the American people are getting tired of this stupidity.
Yes, The stock market is up, unemployment is down, jobs are coming back to America.
Outside their politically poisoned bubble, mainstream America couldn't give a crap about their mental masturbation fantasies.
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Yes, The stock market is up, unemployment is down, jobs are coming back to America.
Outside their politically poisoned bubble, mainstream America couldn't give a crap about their mental masturbation fantasies.
Yep. Some energy company in China just signed a memo of understanding to invest 80 some billion over the next 20 years in the state of WV's energy industry. That is 80 billion with a B. That would never have occurred under any other president.
President Trump got the chinese running scared. Got the mexicans running scared. Hell he even got the canadians running scared. The days of unfair trade is over and all President Trump had to do was tweet that he was gonna put an end to it.
That, it seems, was all that was needed. Seems that his unpredicatability is turning into an asset for the country... and the DC swamp cries, stamps their feet and shows the USA just who they really represent... and it ain't the people that elected them.
I'll admit I did not like the man, thought he was not serious, and would be a disaster. I also admit I was wrong. He got my vote in 2020.
The man just does not back down to anybody and I like that. :yahoo:
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So other than making America great again and cleaning up the mess you libs made, What exactly is the crime? :mental: :thatsright:
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So other than making America great again and cleaning up the mess you libs made, What exactly is the crime? :mental: :thatsright:
he has SRWMS....... Successful Rich White Male Syndrome
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he has SRWMS....... Successful Rich White Male Syndrome
And is spreading it, and not just to white people.
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And is spreading it, and not just to white people.
They are worried that blacks will discover it was democrats under those sheets. :thatsright:
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And to think that in 8 whole years they could find no reason to impeach Clinton,and he was even convicted of a federal felony.
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And to think that in 8 whole years they could find no reason to impeach Clinton,and he was even convicted of a federal felony.
When was Clinton tried for anything in criminal court?
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When was Clinton tried for anything in criminal court?
Plea bargain, false testimony before a Federal Judge (deposition in Jones case). Also, large cash settlement to Jones and loss of law license.
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Plea bargain, false testimony before a Federal Judge (deposition in Jones case). Also, large cash settlement to Jones and loss of law license.
The Paula Jones case was in civil court. Clinton was sanctioned, but I don't recall there being a criminal case arising from his false testimony in the civil case.
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Response to DonViejo (Original post)
Wed Nov 15, 2017, 12:09 PM
Gothmog (45,312 posts)
48. These impeachment efforts will be fun to watch
Oh, indeed...just not in the way you think!
:popcorn:
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When was Clinton tried for anything in criminal court?
@SVPete
He either plead guilty to,or was found guilty of perjury for lying to a grand jury. He had his license to practice law revoked as a result,and had to pay a small fine.
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In what criminal court did Clinton plead guilty to anything? It's not a tough question.
Yes, Clinton was sanctioned by the Paula Jones civil court. Civil and criminal courts are two different systems. That's Business Law 101 information, literally.
Clinton lost his license to practice law in AR. That was an administrative action, not a criminal court action.
Clinton lost his ability to practice law before the US Supreme Court. That was a consequence of losing his AR law license.
If I've forgotten an actual criminal case against Clinton, well and good. Give me a link. But if I'm correct, why give DU-types grounds to mock our "ignorance"?
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In what criminal court did Clinton plead guilty to anything? It's not a tough question.
Yes, Clinton was sanctioned by the Paula Jones civil court. Civil and criminal courts are two different systems. That's Business Law 101 information, literally.
Clinton lost his license to practice law in AR. That was an administrative action, not a criminal court action.
Clinton lost his ability to practice law before the US Supreme Court. That was a consequence of losing his AR law license.
If I've forgotten an actual criminal case against Clinton, well and good. Give me a link. But if I'm correct, why give DU-types grounds to mock our "ignorance"?
@SVPete
Your argument is much akin to arguing over how many angels can dance on the head of a pin. Criminal Court or Civil Court,it makes no difference. He plead guilty to perjury and as a result lost his law license. He also had to pay out an enormous about of damage money to settle the suit filed by Paula Jones.
Anytime the Dims want to talk trash to us about this issue,we can hit them with that and they can't deny it.
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I think the title should read "House Dems waste time and tax dollars in pursuit of something irrelevant."
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President Trump is guilty of saying "God bless you and God bless America" after his speeches. That is a violation of separation of church and state., And several other constitutional amendments. As well as offending atheists, liberals, progressives and a whole other assortment of assholes.
For these high crimes and misdemeanors several upstanding dipshits will have him impeached and have HiLIARY installed as president. :mental:
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In what criminal court did Clinton plead guilty to anything? It's not a tough question.
Yes, Clinton was sanctioned by the Paula Jones civil court. Civil and criminal courts are two different systems. That's Business Law 101 information, literally.
Clinton lost his license to practice law in AR. That was an administrative action, not a criminal court action.
Clinton lost his ability to practice law before the US Supreme Court. That was a consequence of losing his AR law license.
If I've forgotten an actual criminal case against Clinton, well and good. Give me a link. But if I'm correct, why give DU-types grounds to mock our "ignorance"?
I reread this entire thread and found no claim of a conviction in a criminal court. He was found guilty of contempt for giving false testimony before Federal Judge Susan Webber Wright. She fined him $90,686 and court costs and made a referral to the AR Bar Assn. Guilty of contempt for giving false testimony is a conviction.
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I reread this entire thread and found no claim of a conviction in a criminal court. He was found guilty of contempt for giving false testimony before Federal Judge Susan Webber Wright. She fined him $90,686 and court costs and made a referral to the AR Bar Assn. Guilty of contempt for giving false testimony is a conviction.
Here's what sneakypete posted:
And to think that in 8 whole years they could find no reason to impeach Clinton,and he was even convicted of a federal felony.
You see that phrase I emphasized? Especially that word I enlarged? Criminal courts have the jurisdiction to convict people of felonies (or misdemeanors), not civil courts. The Paula Jones case was tried in civil court, and Judge Wright's ruling that Clinton was in contempt of court (http://www.independent.co.uk/news/clinton-guilty-of-contempt-in-jones-case-1086974.html) was in civil court. For Clinton's contempt of court to have been a felony conviction there would have had to be a trial in criminal court, which there was not.