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GOP congresspeople know that if some of them stand up to Trump it will result in a complete and irreparable fracture of the party and an acceleration of that eventual death. Hence they keep their mouths shut to try to hang on as long as they can. |
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They're the party of the robber barrons and of the part of our economy that doesn't work. They may just take down the part that does out of envy and bitterness. But Shanghai is nice. |
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Good article
By a hardcore Republican.
"I wanted to share my experience transitioning from Trump team member to pragmatist about Trump to advocate for his impeachment, because I think many other Republicans are starting a similar transition. Politics is a team sport, and if you actively work within a political party, there is some expectation that you will follow orders and rally behind the leader, even when you disagree. There is a point, though, at which that expectation turns from a mix of loyalty and pragmatism into something more sinister, a blind devotion that serves to enable criminal conduct. The Mueller report was that tipping point for me, and it should be for Republican and independent voters, and for Republicans in Congress. In the face of a Department of Justice policy that prohibited him from indicting a sitting president, Mueller drafted what any reasonable reader would see as a referral to Congress to commence impeachment hearings. Depending on how you count, roughly a dozen separate instances of obstruction of justice are contained in the Mueller report. The president dangled pardons in front of witnesses to encourage them to lie to the special counsel, and directly ordered people to lie to throw the special counsel off the scent. This elaborate pattern of obstruction may have successfully impeded the Mueller investigation from uncovering a conspiracy to commit more serious crimes. At a minimum, there’s enough here to get the impeachment process started. In impeachment proceedings, the House serves as a sort of grand jury and the Senate conducts the trial. There is enough in the Mueller report to commence the Constitution’s version of a grand-jury investigation in the form of impeachment proceedings." https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/ar...3T12%3A22%3A48 TM |
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Roxy was not her real name. Just made up for the movie. So the Roxy I knew and all of the hijinx that followed was unrelated to the later Tommy Lee flame. So maybe it doesn't hurt when I pee.
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Being weaponized already. GOP has advance info from it. (As must Dems, I’d assume.) Pelosi is trying to stave off a political shitshow Ds can’t win. |
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GOP in PA is holding emergency meetings because they’re realizing data showing Trump getting clobbered there is real (holding steady for extended period). Resonant messages in PA? Health care and jobs. I think Ds are insecure because Biden is winner, but none of the progressives can win. If Joe fades, Trump can win. They think an impeachment, even one they lose, might damage Trump enough that even a progressive can beat him. Pelosi does not agree. Thinks it will backfire. GOP’s most feared candidate over longer term: Buttegieg. No shit. He hits all right notes. Coalition builder who is future of Left/moderate D party. YMMV. All anecdotal, from a trip to DC. |
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The second "turning point" links to a piece in The Nation (note: not major media, or a news source) which also contradicts Taibbi.(2) And then I stopped checking his sources, because life is short. He starts the article by ostentatiously quoting the AP, the NYT and the WaPo as if he is going to deliver the goods on them, but then he hides his sources so that you have to find that his quotes are instead from Vox and The Nation, and they don't even say what he says they said. Someone certainly needs to apologize for counterfactual, histrionic reporting. Hand Taibbi a mirror. And get Rolling Stone some editors. (1) Vox: "Which of these, if any, will result in further charges remain unclear. It’s also not known for sure whether Mueller is preparing some sort of lengthy report on President Trump and Russian interference — perhaps to be sent to Congress for potential impeachment — or whether the next step is more indictments. But Manafort could know a whole lot about any of these avenues of investigation. ... Manafort could be very helpful for whatever Mueller has in mind. So now we wait for the special counsel’s next move." (2) The Nation piece ends: "In the wake of Tuesday, Robert Mueller and the New York US Attorney’s office will continue down their methodical, principled path. But the special Counsel can’t solve what is at bottom a political problem for the country. However many of the president’s associates go to jail, Donald Trump will remain in office until the country musters the moral clarity of a pro-Trump juror who, MAGA hat in her car, could still follow the evidence." |
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Update from Facebook: I believe Spanky is now counsel for a cannabis company.
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