POTUS Impeachment Watch

[stanpapi 481]

2 minutes ago, 84 Lives!!! said:

Massive turnout by who?

Everyone hates this deuchebag except fellow, like-minded deuches, that number about 56 million in this country. Motivated Dems and motivated Independents and motivated suburban soccer moms and extremely motivated Gen Y and motivated Hispanics and motivated AA's number around 112 million. None of them are sitting out 2020 Stan.

Republicans are getting their asses wiped out in 2020. You don't have the numbers, and it's not even close. It's not just going to be a Blue Wave in 2020 Stan, it's going to be a Blue Tidal Wave.

Twitter just came out today with the list of things that will get your account suspended. One of them was "Encouraging or promoting self-harm."

Every democrat twitter handle should be suspended. They are torpedoing themselves....

[84 Lives!!! 255]

4 hours ago, stanpapi said:

Shaken? LOL. He doesn't give a ****. He's doing what he said he would do in the campaign. 

That's right...

Not give a **** about America. Not give a **** about the Constitution. Sell out America for every penny he can get his corrupt hands on. He's doing exactly what everything expected this ******* Moron would do... 

[stanpapi 481]

4 minutes ago, 84 Lives!!! said:

That's right...

Not give a **** about America. Not give a **** about the Constitution. Sell out America for every penny he can get his corrupt hands on. He's doing exactly what everything expected this ******* Moron would do... 

It's a pity Nancy won't enjoy her elderly years. 

[ROMAD1 2,991]

 

[stanpapi 481]

https://nypost.com/2019/10/12/fox-news-pollster-braun-research-misrepresented-impeachment-poll-analysis/

Well, yeah, when you over sample D's, your poll sucks. Which is what happened in 2016. Which is what will continue to happen through next November. 

[tiger337 3,574]

1 hour ago, ROMAD1 said:

 

Stan, This letter is an example of Trump's fourth grade reading and writing level. 

[stanpapi 481]

3 minutes ago, tiger337 said:

Stan, This letter is an example of Trump's fourth grade reading and writing level. 

As opposed to the grown up who stood up and pointed a boney finger at him before walking out of the white house? 

Best line of the day, attributed to Trump: "see you at the polls". 

[tiger337 3,574]

14 minutes ago, stanpapi said:

As opposed to the grown up who stood up and pointed a boney finger at him before walking out of the white house? 

Best line of the day, attributed to Trump: "see you at the polls". 

I don't care about Pelosi or politics.  I am here to bash Trump.  If an intelligent debate on issues breaks out, I would also be interested in that.  

[jbhappy 101]

4 hours ago, tiger337 said:

Stan, This letter is an example of Trump's fourth grade reading and writing level. 

you left out "thinking".

[ROMAD1 2,991]

Pelosi told Trump that with him all roads led to Putin!

[ROMAD1 2,991]

Operation Yellowtail going great so far. 

[ROMAD1 2,991]

 

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awesome!

[pfife 2,773]

9 hours ago, stanpapi said:

https://nypost.com/2019/10/12/fox-news-pollster-braun-research-misrepresented-impeachment-poll-analysis/

Well, yeah, when you over sample D's, your poll sucks. Which is what happened in 2016. Which is what will continue to happen through next November. 

It was a random sample.   Do you understand random sampling? You should learn something about analytics.

[stanpapi 481]

3 minutes ago, pfife said:

It was a random sample.   Do you understand random sampling? You should learn something about analytics.

You should learn something about the percentage of who actually goes to the polls.

[pfife 2,773]

Just now, stanpapi said:

You should learn something about the percentage of who actually goes to the polls.

It was a random sample chief.

[pfife 2,773]

Also, impeachment isn't decided at the polls.  Try mixing in a basic civics class, or perhaps just read the few sentences in the Constitution.  That would also help with your "where's the vote" nonsense, and also how you think that even though you lost badly, you still control the house schedule.  And also how you think the house is of little importance.

[stanpapi 481]

10 minutes ago, pfife said:

Also, impeachment isn't decided at the polls.  Try mixing in a basic civics class, or perhaps just read the few sentences in the Constitution.  That would also help with your "where's the vote" nonsense, and also how you think that even though you lost badly, you still control the house schedule.  And also how you think the house is of little importance.

That's correct. Impeachment is decided in the senate. 

[pfife 2,773]

3 minutes ago, stanpapi said:

That's correct. Impeachment is decided in the senate. 

wrong again, of course.  Impeachment is decided in the House.   Removal from office is decided in the Senate.   Civics 101.

[stanpapi 481]

13 minutes ago, pfife said:

wrong again, of course.  Impeachment is decided in the House.   Removal from office is decided in the Senate.   Civics 101.

Impeachment is ultimately decided in the senate. The senate decides whether to remove. The house can impeach anyone they want, but it doesn't matter one iota if the senate doesn't convict. 

[pfife 2,773]

3 minutes ago, stanpapi said:

Impeachment is ultimately decided in the senate. The senate decides whether to remove. The house can impeach anyone they want, but it doesn't matter one iota if the senate doesn't convict. 

Wrong.  Impeachment is decided in the house, and removal from office is in the Senate.   That's literally in the Constitution, and your fact-free hunting and pecking doesn't change that simple fact.   All it does is further demonstrate that you have absolutely no idea what you're talking about. 

Also, weird that yesterday you said the senate not convicting would be huge for Trump, but today it "doesn't matter one iota" if they don't convict.   Oh well, glad I'm not arguing your contradictory and also terrible positions on here.

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12 minutes ago, stanpapi said:

Impeachment is ultimately decided in the senate. The senate decides whether to remove. The house can impeach anyone they want, but it doesn't matter one iota if the senate doesn't convict. 

Impeachment is a House process, and removal is a Senate process.  Why are you being obtuse about this?

[stanpapi 481]

2 minutes ago, pfife said:

Wrong.  Impeachment is decided in the house, and removal from office is in the Senate.   That's literally in the Constitution, and your fact-free hunting and pecking doesn't change that simple fact.   All it does is further demonstrate that you have absolutely no idea what you're talking about. 

Also, weird that yesterday you said the senate not convicting would be huge for Trump, but today it "doesn't matter one iota" if they don't convict.   Oh well, glad I'm not arguing your contradictory and also terrible positions on here.

Getting excited over another faux inquiry? How are you going to feel if the house impeaches and the senate either motions to dismiss or just listens and then votes not to convict? Are you going to feel better about it because your team hung the "I" on Trump? 

I guarantee you, he doesn't give a **** if they hang the "I" on him. Not one bit. 

[stanpapi 481]

Just now, Euphdude said:

Impeachment is a House process, and removal is a Senate process.  Why are you being obtuse about this?

I'm well aware of the process. Impeachment is ultimately decided in the senate. You know, the important chamber. 

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Just now, stanpapi said:

I'm well aware of the process. Impeachment is ultimately decided in the senate. You know, the important chamber. 

OK.  Have fun entertaining yourself with troll posts again today.