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When there is a real and not biased United States Attorney General, when Trump is no longer president, justice will be done.

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Only 2,440 days remaining on the Impeachment Clock.

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Nope sorry to disappoint. His impeachment happened long ago now. There is only 52 days left before Trump is kicked out. Can you say oops?

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Only 2,440 days remaining on the Impeachment Clock.

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Nope sorry to disappoint. His impeachment happened long ago now. There is only 52 days left before Trump is kicked out. Can you say oops?

tick tock

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50 days on the countdown clock. Hey JSF check my math. Am I correct?

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Start a new countdown.

Now we hav Putin and other autocrats gloating over Trump's insurrection.
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2021/1/7/russian-officials-say-us-democ
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DUZ XaT SEM RiT TQ YQ? - Jubal Early

The real solution: https://fundrazr.com/71jIY1?ref=ab_f9ZUS0

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Start a new countdown.

Now we hav Putin and other autocrats gloating over Trump's insurrection.
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2021/1/7/russian-officials-say-us-democ
racy-limping-after-capitol-riot

The real solution: https://fundrazr.com/71jIY1?ref=ab_f9ZUS0

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I know, here we go again with Trumps second impeachment. You can't make this shit up.

So once again, tick tock

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Lock him up!! Lock him up!!

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There are at least a handful of Republicans who believe that Trump’s actions are indeed impeachable, and these folks might believe that it’s quite fitting for Trump to pay a price for his actions that’s short of removal from office. Are there 17 of them? It’s worth finding out.

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There are at least a handful of Republicans who believe that Trump’s actions are indeed impeachable, and these folks might believe that it’s quite fitting for Trump to pay a price for his actions that’s short of removal from office. Are there 17 of them? It’s worth finding out.

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One technical detail about that vote that could be interesting: it's 2/3rds of seated senate members at the time of the vote. No doubt McConnell would have some control of that, but what if many Rep members don't want to go on record for that vote and stay away? I'll reach for anything at this point, including death by McDonalds.

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They need to toss all the electoral objector senatorz and congressmen out also. Sedition can not be tolerated.

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Here we are folks. As I type this Trump is being impeached for a second time. They are making the arguments for it in the House right now. Trump was right. He did make history.

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Here we are folks. As I type this Trump is being impeached for a second time. They are making the arguments for it in the House right now. Trump was right. He did make history.

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Here is where we are: After last week’s assault on the US Capitol by pro-Trump rioters, there have been lots of calls from Republicans for “unity” and “reconciliation” instead of impeachment.

The pleas for unity, however well-intentioned, obscure a crucial fact: This is not a bipartisan crisis. The Republican Party welcomed Trump into their ranks and indulged and excused him for four years. They nurtured the movement that led to the attack on the Capitol.

Even after the Capitol was violently sacked, even after at least five people were killed, a poll showed that 45 percent of Republicans support the invasion. That means millions upon millions of Americans see no problem in disrupting the peaceful transfer of power, a bedrock of constitutional democracy. And mere hours after the crisis at the Capitol, nearly 150 Republican lawmakers formally objected to the results of the 2020 election anyway.

So that’s where we are.

https://today.yougov.com/topics/politics/articles-reports/2021/01/07/U
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Intel strongly suggests this isn’t over. Yet no one is calling on the president and the Republican Party to tell their radical right to stand down. One sentence in a speech telling them to do so by the president doesn't cut it. That alone is reason enough to impeach and then pursue further charges.

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Intel strongly suggests this isn’t over. Yet no one is calling on the president and the Republican Party to tell their radical right to stand down. One sentence in a speech telling them to do so by the president doesn't cut it. That alone is reason enough to impeach and then pursue further charges.

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What becomes of the country if the GOP can’t, for whatever reason, de-radicalize?

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The Capitol Hill mob wanted to intimidate Congress. It’s working.

After receiving death threats, Republicans say they’re afraid to vote to impeach.

Tim Alberta, Politico’s chief political correspondent, writes, “I know for a fact several members *want* to impeach but fear casting that vote could get them or their families murdered. Numerous House Republicans have received death threats in the past week.”

https://www.vox.com/2021/1/13/22229052/capitol-hill-riot-intimidate-le
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Intel strongly suggests this isn’t over. Yet no one is calling on the president and the Republican Party to tell their radical right to stand down. One sentence in a speech telling them to do so by the president doesn't cut it. That alone is reason enough to impeach and then pursue further charges.

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The demographic structure of our population is changing fast and isn’t racist friendly. The populism message will always appeal to the uneducated in our country, but with the white supremacist population in decline, that message will be less alluring in our election process.

The up and coming republicans will distance themselves from the Trump era.

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Intel strongly suggests this isn’t over. Yet no one is calling on the president and the Republican Party to tell their radical right to stand down. One sentence in a speech telling them to do so by the president doesn't cut it. That alone is reason enough to impeach and then pursue further charges.

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The demographic structure of our population is changing fast and isn’t racist friendly. The populism message will always appeal to the uneducated in our country, but with the white supremacist population in decline, that message will be less alluring in our election process.

The up and coming republicans will distance themselves from the Trump era.

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That's all very nice, but slow demographic change over decades won't stop Trumptards from bombing Federal Buildings all over the country this year and storming into State Capitol buildings before Jan 20th. It won't stop voters from blaming Biden for the violence and then voting even more Republicans into Congress in 2022.

I even expect the Trumptards to blame Biden for every Covid-19 death starting Jan 20th. It's all Biden's fault; throw him out of office; get Trump back because he was handling the pandemic perfectly.

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Not nice fact. We just won Georgia. It they bomb anything we’ll get them. We always do. The republicans lying is nothing new.

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McConnell made some moves like he would support impeachment but must have gotten such backlash that he decided not to convene the Senate for impeachment hearings.

Polling shows support for Trump holding steady, or rising, so impeaching Trump would be disaster for the GOP, and not too wise for Dems either So he saved the GOP's bacon, and even the Dem's too.

But they play these kinds of games, proposing stuff that they hope will never happen, because it gives them the chance to spout off and make points with the base while not having to deal with the consequences.

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McConnell decided he won't approve any Biden appointees before Jan 20th, so Biden is giving every Trump appointee, either acting or confirmed, the boot out of the door and replacing them all temporarily with career officials. McConnell had apparently never intended to approve any names from Biden. Lucky that the Democrats won the Senate runoff elections in Georgia or else McConnell would make sure nobody Biden wants will ever be confirmed for anything.

https://www.wsj.com/articles/janet-yellen-senate-confirmation-hearing-
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