President Trump
Jan 14th 2021, 12:10 am
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Re: President Trump
Originally Posted by kimilseung
My lawyers say that if I dont say this I am screwed, its taken them a week to convince me.
https://twitter.com/WhiteHouse/statu...92130578919425
https://twitter.com/WhiteHouse/statu...92130578919425
Jan 14th 2021, 12:13 am
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Re: President Trump
Originally Posted by kimilseung
Needs 2/3rds (67) majority, probably will not happen, as the new senate is split 50/50 plus K Harris, there will be some Republicans voting for it, but I doubt enough, but possile.
Jan 14th 2021, 12:19 am
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Re: President Trump
Originally Posted by Shard
Can't you guys make history for once !
Jan 14th 2021, 12:21 am
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Re: President Trump
It's hard to understand why the GOP lends its reputation to this anti-democratic imbecile. I can understand Cruz and a handful of other low moral politicians, but the majority of the party? Maybe I'm watching too much CNN.
Jan 14th 2021, 12:24 am
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Re: President Trump
I'll just repost my earlier thought in case it was missed.
Since the vote takes place after he's gone, I wonder if that might make some Republicans more likely to vote against him? After all, last time they all supported him, he was still in office. He won't be in office this time so it's not actually removing their man.
It might also improve their image and build a few bridges.
Since the vote takes place after he's gone, I wonder if that might make some Republicans more likely to vote against him? After all, last time they all supported him, he was still in office. He won't be in office this time so it's not actually removing their man.
It might also improve their image and build a few bridges.
Jan 14th 2021, 12:27 am
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Re: President Trump
Originally Posted by BristolUK
I'll just repost my earlier thought in case it was missed.
Since the vote takes place after he's gone, I wonder if that might make some Republicans more likely to vote against him? After all, last time they all supported him, he was still in office. He won't be in office this time so it's not actually removing their man.
It might also improve their image and build a few bridges.
Since the vote takes place after he's gone, I wonder if that might make some Republicans more likely to vote against him? After all, last time they all supported him, he was still in office. He won't be in office this time so it's not actually removing their man.
It might also improve their image and build a few bridges.
Jan 14th 2021, 12:28 am
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Re: President Trump
Originally Posted by BristolUK
I'll just repost my earlier thought in case it was missed.
Since the vote takes place after he's gone, I wonder if that might make some Republicans more likely to vote against him? After all, last time they all supported him, he was still in office. He won't be in office this time so it's not actually removing their man.
It might also improve their image and build a few bridges.
Since the vote takes place after he's gone, I wonder if that might make some Republicans more likely to vote against him? After all, last time they all supported him, he was still in office. He won't be in office this time so it's not actually removing their man.
It might also improve their image and build a few bridges.
Jan 14th 2021, 12:38 am
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Re: President Trump
Originally Posted by kimilseung
Nobody knows right now, possibly in three months time (after Bidens first 100 days)
Jan 14th 2021, 12:45 am
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Re: President Trump
Originally Posted by Shard
It's hard to understand why the GOP lends its reputation to this anti-democratic imbecile. I can understand Cruz and a handful of other low moral politicians, but the majority of the party? Maybe I'm watching too much CNN.
Last edited by Lion in Winter; Jan 14th 2021 at 12:47 am.
Jan 14th 2021, 12:46 am
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Re: President Trump
Originally Posted by kimilseung
I live in hope, it is possible, the tide is still against Trump and building, but only 10 votes in the house doesnt make me think they can come up with enough, especially with McConell prevaricating.
And as time passes, the shock of the violent invasion of the Capitol will subside and make it easier for the Repubs to fail to find him guilty.
Jan 14th 2021, 1:45 am
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Re: President Trump
Originally Posted by kimilseung
My lawyers say that if I dont say this I am screwed, its taken them a week to convince me.
https://twitter.com/WhiteHouse/statu...92130578919425
https://twitter.com/WhiteHouse/statu...92130578919425
Originally Posted by BristolUK
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Just a thought. Since the vote takes place after he's gone, I wonder if that might make some Republicans more likely to vote against him? After all, last time they all supported him, he was still in office. He won't be in office this time so it's not actually removing their man.
It might also improve their image and build a few bridges.
Just a thought. Since the vote takes place after he's gone, I wonder if that might make some Republicans more likely to vote against him? After all, last time they all supported him, he was still in office. He won't be in office this time so it's not actually removing their man.
It might also improve their image and build a few bridges.
