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Would an impeachment of Trump magically ...
  • halt the deep decay that has beset the American republic?
  • restore democratic institutions?
  • return to the rule of law?
  • curb the predatory appetites of the big banks, the war industry and corporations?
  • get corporate money out of politics or end the system of legalized bribery?
  • halt the wholesale surveillance and monitoring of the public by the security services?
  • end the reigns of terror practiced by paramilitary police in impoverished neighborhoods?
  • end the mass incarceration of 2.3 million citizens?
  • impede ICE from hunting down the undocumented and ripping children from their arms to pen them in cages?
  • halt the extraction of fossil fuels and the looming ecocide?
  • give back a press freed from the corporate mandate to turn news into burlesque for profit?
  • end 'endless and futile' wars?
Kimmio Laughterlove said:
If there's sufficient proof that he used the call to the Ukraine leader for his own election interest, and they do move quickly with impeachment - how long might it take?
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Be careful what you wish for ...

Will Trump go quietly into this good night or ...
Will Trump attempt to bring the whole rotten edifice down with him and if so ...
Will Trump succeed?
  • “People no longer voted for candidates they liked or were excited by,” Matt Taibbi writes in “Insane Clown President: Dispatches From the 2016 Circus.” “They voted against the candidates they hated. At protests and marches, the ruling emotions were disgust and rage. The lack of idealism, and especially the lack of any sense of brotherhood or common purpose with the other side (i.e., liberals and conservatives unable to imagine a productive future with each other, or even to see themselves as citizens of the same country), was striking.”
Impeaching Trump would be seen by his supporters as an effort to take away this primal, if ineffectual, form of defiance.
This huge segment of the population, as Trump is aware, is heavily armed.
There are more than 300 million firearms in the hands of U.S. civilians.
Trump, fighting for his political life, will use rhetorical gasoline to set it all alight.
He will demonize his opponents as the embodiment of evil.
He will seek to widen the divisions and antagonisms, especially around race.
He will brand his political opponents as irredeemable enemies and traitors.
He will demand omnipotence, the power of a dictator.
Many of those for whom he is a cult leader will seek to give it to him.
For when the magical aura of Trump’s power is attacked, those in the Trump cult feel attacked.

Yikes ... those are just a few of the points that Hedges expounded on:

www.truthdig.com

The Problem With Impeachment - Truthdig

Impeaching this corrupt president would do nothing to remove the rot deep within the American republic.
www.truthdig.com www.truthdig.com
 
Ritafee said:
Would an impeachment of Trump magically ...
  • halt the deep decay that has beset the American republic?
  • restore democratic institutions?
  • return to the rule of law?
  • curb the predatory appetites of the big banks, the war industry and corporations?
  • get corporate money out of politics or end the system of legalized bribery?
  • halt the wholesale surveillance and monitoring of the public by the security services?
  • end the reigns of terror practiced by paramilitary police in impoverished neighborhoods?
  • end the mass incarceration of 2.3 million citizens?
  • impede ICE from hunting down the undocumented and ripping children from their arms to pen them in cages?
  • halt the extraction of fossil fuels and the looming ecocide?
  • give back a press freed from the corporate mandate to turn news into burlesque for profit?
  • end 'endless and futile' wars?

Be careful what you wish for ...

Will Trump go quietly into this good night or ...
Will Trump attempt to bring the whole rotten edifice down with him and if so ...
Will Trump succeed?
  • “People no longer voted for candidates they liked or were excited by,” Matt Taibbi writes in “Insane Clown President: Dispatches From the 2016 Circus.” “They voted against the candidates they hated. At protests and marches, the ruling emotions were disgust and rage. The lack of idealism, and especially the lack of any sense of brotherhood or common purpose with the other side (i.e., liberals and conservatives unable to imagine a productive future with each other, or even to see themselves as citizens of the same country), was striking.”
Impeaching Trump would be seen by his supporters as an effort to take away this primal, if ineffectual, form of defiance.
This huge segment of the population, as Trump is aware, is heavily armed.
There are more than 300 million firearms in the hands of U.S. civilians.
Trump, fighting for his political life, will use rhetorical gasoline to set it all alight.
He will demonize his opponents as the embodiment of evil.
He will seek to widen the divisions and antagonisms, especially around race.
He will brand his political opponents as irredeemable enemies and traitors.
He will demand omnipotence, the power of a dictator.
Many of those for whom he is a cult leader will seek to give it to him.
For when the magical aura of Trump’s power is attacked, those in the Trump cult feel attacked.

Yikes ... those are just a few of the points that Hedges expounded on:

www.truthdig.com

The Problem With Impeachment - Truthdig

Impeaching this corrupt president would do nothing to remove the rot deep within the American republic.
www.truthdig.com www.truthdig.com
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It wouldn’t immediately end any of that. It would put the breaks on any damage he’s been doing since in office, and take him out of the running for 2020.


Of course he might try those things...and his base’s possible reaction has been brought up in the media before, before and during the Meuller investigation. He’s already been acting like a dictator, hence possible impeachment. He probably wouldn’t take too kindly to losing an election either. Congress knows by now he always has tricks up his sleeve, so they’ve likely been over all that...but if he did what he’s been accused of...plus the other things like emoluments, obstructing the Russia investigation...a growing number of Dems felt Pelosi should’ve given the green light to starting the impeachment process a long time ago, and were growing impatient with her. If there’s enough to make a strong case that he pressured a foreign government for his personal election advantage then, I think (not 100% sure on this) by law, Congress has to start the impeachment process or they would not be doing their due diligence. It’s their job to hold him to account even if it’s inconvenient...or else, he would be like a dictator even moreso.
 
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Is there no end to corruption ... given the way the weals turn? Thus solid injustice as support to inhumanity of the christian type that states fairness as a goal ... then extracts it in a great exodus of initialized thought ... nitially thye went in a motivated world to be beta that the axis ... appearing as "I" or minor aye men ... YES tis "i" that abstract form. They are base in the root squared thingy ...

Could wreck a train on the way to the poles ... heavenly ends!
 
It is highly unlikely he will be impeached Kimmio. My limited understanding is that congress will investigate. If they find he has broken his oath of office, they can vote to send the impeachment to the Senate. The senate will in fact hold a trial and needs 60 or 61 votes to impeach. They won’t do it unless the other side can convince five or six senators to switch sides. Pretty tricky.
 
Is a broken tryst like a screw up in the love of government ... as a gap between chief, senna*cherib and the vile populace of individuals? Shattered hopes as bottom lyon! Protocol is just more of the cat ... excess dogma!
 
Lastpointe said:
It is highly unlikely he will be impeached Kimmio. My limited understanding is that congress will investigate. If they find he has broken his oath of office, they can vote to send the impeachment to the Senate. The senate will in fact hold a trial and needs 60 or 61 votes to impeach. They won’t do it unless the other side can convince five or six senators to switch sides. Pretty tricky.
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Imagine tricky'd IHcs ... is he too gone? That's how the irrational goes ... the other one has to dig for as mined space ...
 
It's not just Trump, of course. The whole American political system is rotten with corruption and always has been. from George Washington on. There are a couple of Democrat contenders who could change that. But they may well be blocked by the corrupt ones who, with the Republicans , would create a stone wall.
 
Does corruption reaching through history build stone walls ... to protect the place where corruption has been confined?

Are there spies that appear once in a while to see how corruption is surviving ... so as to be retained? Thus relief points in the cosmos ... as depressive holes that could break through to the other side ... escape mechanism?

In some language systems pair holes with holy! Thus fine 'de voids for peddling! Suits the gross market ... right? The inhuman exchange ...

Someone on FB said that certain men were definite about weather changes being a fantasy ... determined fantasy? How would one ever determine how a fantasy goes if they are said to be abstract ... and incomplete yet?
 
Ridiculous????? Is this a funny thing in a world bourne in a pool of hateful fallout?

Mire fallacy as the muddering goes on ...
 
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