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[b]On Impeachment: What Now, Democrats? - The Day That Was | MSNBC[/b]

Trump admitted to talking to a foreign leader about investigating a potential election opponent. Does this now change the conversation around impeachment? What will Nancy Pelosi and the House Democrats do now that the president has "crossed a Rubicon"? Meanwhile, silence from the Republican party continues. Aired on 09/23/19.

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GJOFJ3 · 61-69, M

I hope they go forward with impeachment hearings now just a year before the election, because that will prove that they know they have neither the candidate nor issues to win at the ballot box

firefall · 61-69, M

@GJOFJ3 or that they are convinced that the President has openly admitting to breaking the law. I know that's a hard concept for you, but try to think of him as if he were Obama and you might get it

GJOFJ3 · 61-69, M

@firefall I'm not sure what crime he committed, we ask foreign governments to spy for us, arrest people for us, and help with international investigations all the time. We do the same for them.
Joe Biden as VP insisted that Ukraine fire one of their prosecutors, and said we would withhold a billion in loan guarantees if they didn't. I don't think that was a crime either.