Here we go again...impeachment final arguments. Are you, like me, just sick of the Democrat's lack of intelligent argument?

I just heard it again...Jason Crow saying that it is the "duty" of the Senate to remove Trump from office because it is too dangerous to allow him to run in the next election.

That's code for, " Democrats, Know Better Than the American People, and We DON"T Want the American People to Be Able to Vote for Their Own Choice of President". In other words, they want to remove our rights and our liberties.

And THAT is, in turn, code, for "Totalitarian Democrats Want The Power Back Because YOU Are Too Stupid to Know that Huge Centralized Government ALWAYS Fails And We Just Want to Cash IN BEFORE the Collapse WE WILL Create!!!"

When are the Dems going to figure out that ALL of us see right through them? SMH. (Remembering 2012... no jobs...and how hard it used to be to get one...remembering boarded up storefronts...businesses destroyed...states with no money to plow the snow...I haven't forgotten). THAT is what the DEMS want for us...again.

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Heartlander · 80-89, M

They just keep going in circles, as if just saying Trump is a low life is enough to remove him from office and prevent him from being reelected.
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MistyCee

@Heartlander To be fair, don't you at least hear them saying he's acting like a low-life?

Heartlander · 80-89, M

@MistyCee Calling into question the character of the accused doesn't replace facts and evidence. In a real trial, much of that would raise objections. Members of the jury are instructed to decide guilt or innocence based on the facts, not name calling by the prosecutors. It's an attempt to distract from the real evidence and convince the jury to base their judgment on a biased opinion on the accused's popularity or likability. Even the repeated reference about Trump doing it again and again if he isn't convicted is kangaroo court stuff. A judgement shouldn't be based on what someone might do in the future, but what he supposedly already did.

4meAndyou · F

@Heartlander 🎯

4meAndyou · F

@Heartlander I particularly liked that bit of trash where we were told that the American people can't be TRUSTED to vote Trump out in the next election...(implied...so let's just remove that option...😂)

MistyCee

@4meAndyou Don't worry, Trump will probably tweet that it was said before long and you'll be able to take out the implied part.

Heartlander · 80-89, M

@4meAndyou Well, considering how Democrats continue to change their rules to rig the system against socialist Bernie Sanders, it's pretty fair to say that Democrats don't trust the voters to decide who does and who doesn't get elected.

In both Kansas and Missouri, they are always trying to outsmart the system to advantage Democrats. In Kansas they run both a Democrat and a Democrat masquerading as an Independent, then after the primary one of the two will pull out. In Missouri, Democrats try to stack the deck by Democrats crossing over for the primaries so they can pick their Republican opponent.

4meAndyou · F

@Heartlander I heard from someone here that politics is an ugly, dirty game...but I didn't realize how far political parties would go to cheat our system. They are like criminals. And they want to run the country. We might as well have the Mafia running the country...they want to legalize every single thing the Mafia used to do, so that they can rake in the dough.