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(@triciact)
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@lovendures

The whole thing is sad, sad that there are those in our government and in our country who want to either destroy people because of some crazy conspiracies they believe, or because they value power and money more than anyone or anything else.  Sad that the truth about Trumpus and his enablers is blatantly obvious yet they still want to deny it.

Remember when Superman was the most popular TV show and movie? People all wanted "Truth, Justice and the American Way"?! 

There was a time I used to be proud to be an American. I was proud of our democracy and how people could join and unite even if they were from a different part of the country or part of a different political party.

I was on the phone with the assistant to the President of the company I work for. She said to me during a conversation about her former home that she rented "Well with everything going on in Georgia now I'm glad I don't live there."  I said nothing to that because I knew the only thing "going on" was the fact that Warnock and Ossoff won the senate seats. I changed the subject and felt sad that she felt this way.  An intelligent woman who has seen a lot would actually think it or say this out loud to me made me sad.

I'm so glad we've been doing the meditations and sending healing love and light to our nation and all of us too. This is a pivotal moment in our country and in the future of our entire planet.



   
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 Sam
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Something I just thought of, Ossoff and Warnock won't be sworn before Jan 20 after Georgia certifies the runoff. Not sure if that matters or not, but I mean, it might be better to have them vote when it counts. If the Senate fast tracked this, Loeffler would vote since Perdue's term expired. 

 

 

Or maybe I need a break, I am getting into the weeds lmao. 



   
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(@tgraf66)
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@sam I think you do have a valid concern, but given that the State of Georgia has until January 22 to formally certify the vote, it's possible that they wouldn't even be seated until after such a trial had begun, in which case I'm not certain that they would be seated until that has been concluded.

My concern with McConnell's refusal to re-convene the Senate until at least the 19th is that if the trial is not started until after the Orange One is out of office by statute, it's possible that there may be a reasonable argument not to have the trial at all since he would not longer be the sitting POTUS and therefore the outcome (removal) would be moot.  I would speculate - and I am nowhere near being an attorney of any kind, much less a Constitutional one, so this is purely speculation on my part - that if the trial is not conducted, any attempt to prevent him from running again in the future would also be jeopardized.

My reasoning for the above is that if the Senate or Congress as a whole were to attempt to pass legislation to prevent him from holding office again with no Senate trial, it would likely - in the strictest interpretation of the Big C - be challenged and struck down. As I mentioned elsewhere on here, there is a Constitutional prohibition against bills of attainder: legislated punishments targeted at a specific person in the absence of a trial or conviction. In this case, therefore, no trial = no conviction = no punishment of any kind.

I will reiterate that I am not a lawyer, but to me, logic seems to dictate that outcome.



   
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(@triciact)
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IMPEACHED AGAIN!

 

https://www.cnn.com/

 



   
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@triciact

i watched the debate and vote on C-Span. Even though everyone knew what the outcome would be, the history of the moment was undeniable. 



   
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In celebration(?) or at least, acknowledgement of today - a new Danny Boy Limerick:

 

His impeachment count now stands at two

But what’s the poor traitor to do?

He’ll yell into space

The only darn place

That can hear him, his bans are so true.



   
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(@lenor)
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I think differently about the Senate trial. Even if it is months later, the trial could be a way for the true corruption and conspiracy between t* , the involved legislators and law enforcement can come to light.  By then many of the bad actors will have spilled the beans, (facing 20 years in jail loosens lips )and actual proof to t*’s part will be exposed. Now he said they were just words and not a call to action. The words will be exposed to their true meaning. Also right now, the FBI and other law enforcement are just beginning to piece this together. The investigation is in its infancy and too many puzzle pieces are yet to be connected.  Insurgents are still being identified and rounded up.  After the interrogators are through with them, the connection to t****  will be definite. Right now he was impeached for inciting but I believe we will see the day he may charged (or exposed) as the head and architect of this conspiracy. He can be charged for any criminal acts after he leaves office, and I don’t believe he can self-pardon. Even though he will be out of office, it may open the eyes of some of his followers (the ones with a half a brain) as to just how corrupt he is.  And forever in the future, history and law students will study what happened and he will be judged as the most criminal president in US history. I believe this will happen all in God’s good time.

 



   
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(@polarberry)
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@darren292

It is my belief that he and his family will be in prison long before 2024. There is so much criminality that is yet to be revealed. What the public knows is barely the tip of the iceberg.



   
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(@jsr78)
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I want them to get those kids out of ice cages if there are any left and I want them to search the grounds with a fine tooth comb for mass graves. I believe something really bad happened, just a hunch though. 



   
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@lenor

I am beginning to wonder whether they put some kind of "psychotic" in the Trump family soup? If you notice, Tiffany ( a recent Georgetown Law school graduate, no less!) Is now 100% on board... she is looking to buy a Florida residence too so she can join her devil spawn siblings ...

She must have slept through her Constitutional Law classes...



   
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