The Trump Impeachment

[Cunt]

Looks like the Dems did their best, bringing all the evidence they could muster, and ended complaining about a just and predictable result. It's almost like Schiff, Pelosi and Nunes are working for the Republican Party.

[pErvinalia]

A "just" result? There was no semblance of justice there. The jurors declared him innocent before the trial begun.

[Cunt]

A "just" result? There was no semblance of justice there. The jurors declared him innocent before the trial begun.

The misunderstanding shows, but let me try to help you out.

They didn't need to 'declare him innocent'. He is innocent until proven guilty.

Schiff-For-Brains and Co. said they had an airtight case, with all the evidence and witness testimony that was needed. They denied a bunch of witnesses actually, they had too many.
They had so many (18) in fact, that when that moronic Schifftbadger put them forward, he kept one to himself.

So until he releases that 18th witness info, his insistence on more witness testimony sounds a bit...complicated.

They put that case forward, then whinged immediately that if more witnesses weren't called, it couldn't be fair.

The system in the US declares everyone innocent , unless, of course, someone is found guilty.

He wasn't.


It really shows the Dems for the kind of operators they are. The only thing that could make it funnier is if the responding investigation into the Biden family connections uncovered several more prominent elected officials 'on the take', as they say.

[Hermit]

Looks like the Dems did their best, bringing all the evidence they could muster, and ended complaining about a just and predictable result. It's almost like Schiff, Pelosi and Nunes are working for the Republican Party.

No, the Dems did not bring all the evidence they could muster. The Republican Senators blocked John Bolton, who had agreed to appear before the Senate trial if subpoenaed, from appearing as a witness. They also blocked other administration officials and a collection of documents relevant to the case.

As for "a just and predictable result", yes, it was predictable, but the decision not to impeach was disconnected from any notion of justice. It was a political decision.

[pErvinalia]

A "just" result? There was no semblance of justice there. The jurors declared him innocent before the trial begun.

The misunderstanding shows, but let me try to help you out.

They didn't need to 'declare him innocent'. He is innocent until proven guilty.

They didn't allow for any attempt to prove him guilty. The "trial" was a sham by an authoritarian party full of jelly-kneed pussies.

[Tero]

Trump made a phone call and asked for a favor. Everybody knows that except Cunt.

[Joe]

A "just" result? There was no semblance of justice there. The jurors declared him innocent before the trial begun.

The misunderstanding shows, but let me try to help you out.

They didn't need to 'declare him innocent'. He is innocent until proven guilty.

They didn't allow for any attempt to prove him guilty. The "trial" was a sham by an authoritarian party full of jelly-kneed pussies.

True, but don't forget good old American corruption. Remember all those cabinet officers Boss trump cut loose early in his administration because they got into trouble abusing their office? Well, he stood firm and backed Secretary of Transportation Elaine Chao, who is in similar trouble.

People say Boss Trump is stupid, but I've noticed when his own interests are in play, he's cagey as fuck. It was a great piece of insurance to give Moscow Mitch's wife a job and have her back. Old Mitch has returned the favor.

Also, there's the YUUUGE campaign war chest Trump has amassed, and is sharing with his Senate friends. Since he filed for reelection right after he took office, all that money is available to pay perfectly legal bribes.

Really, nothing to see here. Just another day in the Swamp.

[Cunt]

Looks like the Dems did their best, bringing all the evidence they could muster, and ended complaining about a just and predictable result. It's almost like Schiff, Pelosi and Nunes are working for the Republican Party.

No, the Dems did not bring all the evidence they could muster. The Republican Senators blocked John Bolton, who had agreed to appear before the Senate trial if subpoenaed, from appearing as a witness. They also blocked other administration officials and a collection of documents relevant to the case.

As for "a just and predictable result", yes, it was predictable, but the decision not to impeach was disconnected from any notion of justice. It was a political decision.

Hey, Seraph. Good to see you are full of surety.

They could have had court orders. They didn't, because they couldn't take time. It was URGENT, as you may recall. Of course, they may not have known that they were allowed. Shockingly stupid, really.

You don't need to consider anything about the accused, to see how stupid the accusers were. Their own witnesses (18 of them) haven't even been shared yet. Maybe it is that 18th witness that REALLY has the dirt on Trump. Since they kept it, I can only assume Schiff, Pelosi et al are working for the Republicans.

Or shockingly stupid.

A "just" result? There was no semblance of justice there. The jurors declared him innocent before the trial begun.

The misunderstanding shows, but let me try to help you out.

They didn't need to 'declare him innocent'. He is innocent until proven guilty.

They didn't allow for any attempt to prove him guilty. The "trial" was a sham by an authoritarian party full of jelly-kneed pussies.

That isn't a very nice way to describe the Dems, but they ARE authoritarian. Instead of subpeona's for witnesses they wanted, they simply rushed it forward, trusting the Republicans to see the evidence they collected. Of course, they rushed it after a month holiday, and witheld one witness, but that's the trademark of jelly-kneed pussies.

The Dems haven't convinced anyone (except Romney). How many Dems voted against party lines?

Just look at Schifft-for-brains. He insisted, clearly, several times, that he had absolute clear evidence of Trump Russia collusion. He hid it.

Is he working for Trump?

[pErvinalia]

A "just" result? There was no semblance of justice there. The jurors declared him innocent before the trial begun.

The misunderstanding shows, but let me try to help you out.

They didn't need to 'declare him innocent'. He is innocent until proven guilty.

They didn't allow for any attempt to prove him guilty. The "trial" was a sham by an authoritarian party full of jelly-kneed pussies.

That isn't a very nice way to describe the Dems, but they ARE authoritarian. Instead of subpeona's for witnesses they wanted, they simply rushed it forward, trusting the Republicans to see the evidence they collected. Of course, they rushed it after a month holiday, and witheld one witness, but that's the trademark of jelly-kneed pussies.

You're acting like you don't know that the Republicans were going to clear Trump regardless of what evidence was presented. They were never going to find him guilty because they are spineless cowards.

[Cunt]

You're acting like you don't know that the Republicans were going to clear Trump regardless of what evidence was presented. They were never going to find him guilty because they are spineless cowards.

pretty much everyone voted along party lines.

The dems could have presented witnesses, evidence and such. They haven't even turned over that 18th witness stuff...who was that again?

Oh, and is it Hunter Biden who was getting rich from foreign energy companies? Or James?

Of course, if Adam Schiff would forward all the evidence he claimed to have, we would all be better off. Why do you suppose he hasn't?

[Cunt]

[Hermit]

This is why it didn't work.

[pErvinalia]

Sums it up nicely.

[Cunt]

Funny, I listened to several witnesses say they heard from some guy that someone said something.

Sondland and Lt Col Vindman, in particular, made it clear that they didn't hear anything incriminating. To me, they just sounded like disgruntled employees.

Their boss (whoever that is) might remove them from their posts (and anyone who looks like them)

[Tero]