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Topic	Anyways, is Trump finally finished?
CyborgSage00x0 09/29/19 10:29:39 PM #164:	HornedLion posted... I think the complete opposite. Actually... I know so. He will NOT be impeached. GOP is too corrupt to impeach him. No, the House, which is controlled by the Dems and already has the required simply majority, is the one that impeaches. Once impeached, it goes to the Senate for the trial. THAT is where you are thinking it will die. And you're likely right. But the impeachment portion is basically guaranteed at this point. BlackScythe0 posted... How stupid can he be to give so much evidence against himself? Did he actually think this helped him? It's worth note that when impeaching, you can bring any and all charges rolled into one impeachment. What I mean by that is, while the Ukrainian call will certainly be the catalyst of the proceedings, you can bet Obstruction of Justice (especially the 10 instances in the Mueller report), numerous incidents of corruption and more will be brought up for a vote (since each separate charge must be voted on for impeachment). I'd hedge your bets on it being a laundry list by the time it got to the Senate.Which will look even more damning if/when the GOP balks at it. --- PotD's resident Film Expert. <cite>CyborgSage00x0 posted [p:928123200] in Anyways, i... [t:78041744]...</cite> <quote>HornedLion posted...</cite> <quote>I think the complete opposite. Actually... I know so. He will NOT be impeached. GOP is too corrupt to impeach him.</quote> No, the House, which is controlled by the Dems and already has the required simply majority, is the one that impeaches. Once impeached, it goes to the Senate for the trial. THAT is where you are thinking it will die. And you're likely right. But the impeachment portion is basically guaranteed at this point. BlackScythe0 posted...</cite> <quote>How stupid can he be to give so much evidence against himself? Did he actually think this helped him?</quote> It's worth note that when impeaching, you can bring any and all charges rolled into one impeachment. What I mean by that is, while the Ukrainian call will certainly be the catalyst of the proceedings, you can bet Obstruction of Justice (especially the 10 instances in the Mueller report), numerous incidents of corruption and more will be brought up for a vote (since each separate charge must be voted on for impeachment). I'd hedge your bets on it being a laundry list by the time it got to the Senate.Which will look even more damning if/when the GOP balks at it. --- PotD's resident Film Expert. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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