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everlast75

MeMen2_MoRi_ wrote: »

What was the incitment????

A fcuking stolen election.

The closing argument for the defence is the same as the defence itself.

Utterly transparent bullsh1t.

Lies upon lies.

The Republicans don't give 2 sh1ts and will acquit.

The only positive thing from this is that he will end up destroying them all. That's his only talent.

PS - Schumer has to go. The Dems have the majority in the House AND Senate and still are bullied by McConnell. Get someone with teeth in there.

MeMen2_MoRi_

I agree with him on that point, why the fcuk have the Dems not used the tapes with regards the finding of the votes in Georgia here and now?

duploelabs

everlast75 wrote: »

The closing argument for the defence is the same as the defence itself.

Utterly transparent bullsh1t.

Lies upon lies.

The Republicans don't give 2 sh1ts and will acquit.

The only positive thing from this is that he will end up destroying them all. That's his only talent.

PS - Schumer has to go. The Dems have the majority in the House AND Senate and still are bullied by McConnell. Get someone with teeth in there.

Considering AOC is due to run for his seat, I wouldn't say that's too far off

MeMen2_MoRi_

everlast75 wrote: »

The closing argument for the defence is the same as the defence itself.

Utterly transparent bullsh1t.

Lies upon lies.

The Republicans don't give 2 sh1ts and will acquit.

The only positive thing from this is that he will end up destroying them all. That's his only talent.

PS - Schumer has to go. The Dems have the majority in the House AND Senate and still are bullied by McConnell. Get someone with teeth in there.

I'm forgetting everything before your PS.. I think this is the issue that as an Irish citizen looking in on their sh!t is the real problem. I haven't been a one for looking into the US internal politics, but it is shocking how easy what I see as the "right" easy it is to heal the left to their thinking along the lines of "healing".

Its mind boggling.

The left in the US need some serious teeth, it will kill this bull pretty easy imo

Muahahaha

Any predictions on the vote? Ive got money on with Paddy Power for 55-59 so hoping that the 5th Republican comes through for me, c'mon the honest Republicans!

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Muahahaha wrote: »

Any predictions on the vote? Ive got money on with Paddy Power for 55-59 so hoping that the 5th Republican comes through for me, c'mon the honest Republicans!

Say good luck to that money.

Ain't no way to get to 55-59 with only 100 voting.

MeMen2_MoRi_

Looking in on this, for my stupidity I see how dangerous this is setting for the US moving forward, leaving aside my serious dislike/hate for donnie, this is setting a serious persedent moving forward for both parties.

I've spoke of things been broken and then been used by the other side, this I fear is what the GOP is not seeing in the long run.. it's all wrong, dem/gop... What happened on the 6th of the first is wrong, no ifs or buts.

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Kermit.de.frog wrote: »

The Republican party have one of the biggest choices to make in their history.

They can purge Trump from the republican party by convicting him.

If they don't Donald J Trump will be the Republican front runner for president in 2024.

If you think this is even close to being still on the table, you haven't been paying any attention to what has gone on since the election.

What do you think Rep McCarthy was doing visiting him in Mar-a-Lago 2 weeks ago?

Muahahaha

Tell me how wrote: »

Say good luck to that money.

Ain't no way to get to 55-59 with only 100 voting.

No between 55-59 votes for guilty, it was 57 to 43 so Ive won the bet, happy days

MisterAnarchy

What stunt will the Democrats attempt next to dance on Trumps political grave ?

They wasted a week of the Senates time on their failed witch hunt.

extra gravy

MisterAnarchy wrote: »

What stunt will the Democrats attempt next to dance on Trumps political grave ?

They wasted a week of the Senates time on their failed witch hunt.

A full criminal trial in a proper court, looking forward to it.

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MisterAnarchy wrote: »

What stunt will the Democrats attempt next to dance on Trumps political grave ?

They wasted a week of the Senates time on their failed witch hunt.

Trump was never going to be convicted. Everyone knew that. This was about making Republicans pin their support to someone who incited insurrection. Which they duly did.

Timberrrrrrrr

extra gravy wrote: »

A full criminal trial in a proper court, looking forward to it.

Plus hopefully the families of the people who died that day drag Trump through the civil courts and clean him out for every last cent.

MisterAnarchy

Tell me how wrote: »

Trump was never going to be convicted. Everyone knew that. This was about making Republicans pin their support to someone who incited insurrection. Which they duly did.

But he didnt incite insurrection, the trial found him not guilty.

A criminal court will not find him guilty of insurrection, most legal people have said that.

Timberrrrrrrr

MisterAnarchy wrote: »

But he didnt incite insurrection, the trial found him not guilty.

No, his friends and supporters who were on the jury found him "not guilty"

Bunch of spineless cowards.

MeMen2_MoRi_

MisterAnarchy wrote: »

What stunt will the Democrats attempt next to dance on Trumps political grave ?

They wasted a week of the Senates time on their failed witch hunt.

And in true republican way, dodge what was asked before and profess your own idea to be true.

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MisterAnarchy wrote: »

But he didnt incite insurrection, the trial found him not guilty.

Not true. The trial voted not to impeach him for doing so.
Most of the people who voted, agreed that he had incited insurrection.
That's indisputable.

suicide_circus

Time for the world to move on

MisterAnarchy

Timberrrrrrrr wrote: »

No, his friends and supporters who were on the jury found him "not guilty"

Bunch of spineless cowards.

On the flip side you could say that his political enemies found him guilty.

Larbre34

MisterAnarchy wrote: »

What stunt will the Democrats attempt next to dance on Trumps political grave ?

They wasted a week of the Senates time on their failed witch hunt.

State level civil and criminal suits on all manner of topics and a couple of private ones from the voting tech people that would, if successful, leave him in a cardboard box in one the less salubrious Miami districts.

Who knows where they will all go, it'll probably take years, but we can be certain that Donald John Trump will know no peace in his remaining years. His existence will be a an unending circle of paranoia, persecution and torment. Ain't it cool?

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Pretty clear from Schumers speech that they are not going to proceed with calling that he be barred from contesting public office again even though it would only need a simple majority for it to happen.

extra gravy

MisterAnarchy wrote: »

A criminal court will not find him guilty of insurrection, most legal people have said that.

Links to these quotes from "most legal people"?

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Jesus Christ, McConnels opening sentence blamed Trump for what happened on the 6th, after he had just voted that he had not done so.

'President Trump is practically and morally responsible for what happened on that day'

And he voted not to impeach.

Timberrrrrrrr

MisterAnarchy wrote: »

On the flip side you could say that his political enemies found him guilty.

You could say that, if you were blind and biased towards his guilt .

namloc1980

Spineless McConnell is at it already

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Real Donald Trump

MeMen2_MoRi_

I'm sitting listening to this, it seems there is a plot twist from what was reported this man would vote.

MisterAnarchy

namloc1980 wrote: »

Spineless McConnell is at it already

He is a complete weasel.

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MeMen2_MoRi_ wrote: »

I'm sitting listening to this, it seems there is a plot twist from what was reported this man would vote.

No. He said yesterday he was going to vote to acquit.
He then voted to acquit.

namloc1980

McConnell is playing the "I think he did it, but I don't think the trial is constitutional" card, and so he voted to acquit. Coward.