Oh, I disagree. The Constitution's bases for impeachment
are vague enuf to include the Prez merely posing a danger
of inciting violence. And that is an excellent reason.
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Will this impeachment further divide the country?
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are vague enuf to include the Prez merely posing a danger
of inciting violence. And that is an excellent reason.
It appears that Dems don't face quite the ire that
Pubs do when going against Trump. So their
bravery isn't tested.
Meet me in the middle, says the unjust man.
You take a step toward him. He takes a step back.
Meet me in the middle, says the unjust man.
https://mobile.twitter.com/JuliusGoat/status/1109516478783590400
Trump's crimes are not vague.
The accusations aren't vague.
But adjudicating them under the law is.
Many representatives from both sides are getting man threats.
That is good enough for justice to convict for crimes.
High profile political cases are almost always problematic.
ecco
Veteran Member
His guilt or innocence has nothing to do with anything. Trump's verdict depends on a number of Republican Senators breaking ranks with Him.
ecco
Veteran Member
One Republican Representative who voted to impeach has already received death threats.
Wandering Monk
Well-Known Member
Impeachment has only the trappings of a legal procedure because it doesn't have the same rules of evidence as courts. It is basically a political process.
exchemist
Veteran Member
This sums it up perfectly.
I was considered a centrist conservative until a decade ago, what we called a "pink Tory". Now I find myself treated as some sort of leftie, just because I have not shuffled to the right, to meet these people halfway all the time.
There is an impeachment and a trial plenty of time to present the evidence.
There ere ten that voted for impeachment, and yes BOTH sides have received death threats.
Republicans that are, and have broken ranks, despite the threats and consequences, is a strong support for conviction of Trump.
Actually there is such a strong division, no chance of peace in the immediate future.
. . . but the current effort is bipartisan
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I say this with all honesty, can the country get even more divided? Like seriously, what's left?
ecco
Veteran Member
As someone pointed out, if one Republican votes with fifty Democrats, it is technically "bipartisan" support.
Ten is a long way from 17.
ecco
Veteran Member
It can get more divided. It's not just Republicans and Democrats, it's factions within each major party.
For a good example of "division", just look at Christianity.
I maintain this divisiveness has to end in the Christian churches before it can in the public at large. Some people think Christianity is irrelevant, but I don't. I think Christians are 98% responsible both for causing it and for fixing it, but there is little you can do about it yourself other than complain.
It appears that Republicans believe that impeaching
Trump will divide the country. So they're preparing
articles of impeachment for Biden. Weird.
Trump will divide the country. So they're preparing
articles of impeachment for Biden. Weird.
Seventeen is a bit idealistic considering the extreme political division.