I just can't find anywhere that says bad manners is an impeachable offense
Bad manners won't be among the charges in the articles of impeachment.
If you want to sit here and preach about how leaders need to have the proper character etc. Yes, I will call you out for being a faux puritan.
I think that we can pretty much conclude that anybody that still supports Trump doesn't care about character, or as you suggest, cares about money more.
You seem to consider those that do care about character puritans. I just consider them decent people.
the Mueller report should have been the end of it. It cleared Trump of conspiracy and obstruction but Congress refuses to accept that judgment.
The House Democrats have no duty to accept the judgments of Barr or Mueller. They are not only free to investigate, they duty-bound, oversight being a major function of Congress, and not provided by the formerly all Republican Congress. It appears that Mueller didn't investigate all of Trump's alleged crimes, especially the financial crimes, and Barr is trying to cover-up that which Mueller did expose..
And no, Trump is not cleared of either obstruction or conspiracy. He commits obstruction of justice several times a week trying to prevent the legitimate investigation of him
Even if he did cheat, it will not change anyone's opinion with this strong prosperous economy.
Once again, there are still people in America who care about character. I wouldn't hire somebody that cheats at golf. Nor would they be my friend. I sure don't want such a person being president. Trump's lack of character is a continual problem for the United States, and has lowered the esteem of the rest of the world for America and the American people. It's lowered by opinion of America and the American people.
Everybody knows it's a socialist driven coup attempt at the presidency.
Everybody with a sense of what is decent and proper knows that Trump has to go by any means. Although impeachment is not a coup, I wouldn't object to one.
I am constantly hearing and reading comments like the one from Trump recently complaining that Congress was harassing him instead of doing their jobs, and I think to myself, why does he think we care if he is being harassed? Or that the Democrats are being partisan. Again, I seem them as acting appropriately whatever you want to call it, but wouldn't mind if all of this was what is being falsely claimed - just partisan harassment aimed at a coup.
The Mueller report is out. That should have ended it
Perhaps, had it been thorough and been released to more than just Barr, but it apparently wasn't either of those things. The Mueller report seems to have accomplished nothing, and since much of it is being withheld from the Democrats, what choice do they have but repeat the entire investigation process themselves from scratch, but this time investigating all of the crimes.
The House Democrats will decide for themselves when they are satisfied that they have all of the facts available. I'd like to know more about election tampering, and see something done to secure the elections before 2020. The Republicans had two years to look into that, and failed in their oversight duties. One has to wonder why. But until that's fixed, America's elections can be controlled from the Kremlin.
Democrats want more which pretty much establishes through their actions that they have an agenda that goes far beyond the report itself
Yes, they do. They want to know what happened. It appears that Trump supporters don't. Look away. Nothing to see here.
"Need-to-know" means a determination made by an authorized holder of classified information that a prospective recipient requires access to specific classified information in order to perform or assist in a lawful and authorized governmental function..
And you don't think that that applies to Congress investigating possible crimes in the White House? Congress has a need to know if the American president is a criminal whose crimes might include selling out the United States for personal gain. Is that enough need-to-know?