I welcome my hate
I welcome my hate
Trees don't grow on money
Here we are on the 54th page of discussion! Impeachment is quite a lively topic.
The New York Times 11/17/2019 reported that Rachel Maddow (MSNBC) and Sean Hannity (FOX) anchor cable news from competing studios on opposite sides of The Avenue of the Americas, "roughly 1,000 feet apart". They simultaneously deliver irreconcilable versions of the current state of the impeachment process.
A sign of the times? Not really. In 1868 (during the impeachment of President Johnson), the media coverage was just as skewed.
We might, as Americans, agree that we disagree. We might despise what is said to advance one party or another, yet vow that we would defend each other's right to free expression.
The likelihood of Trump being removed from office via impeachment seems almost nil at this point. I think his enemies realized that from the start, but hoped to use the process to taint him in advance of next November. They don’t thus far seem to have moved the needle much as far as making him more unpopular than he already was.
As far as the imperial presidency is concerned, after several years of Mr Obama’s pen and phone, it’s hard for me to think that executive power grabs and abuses are all that unique to this incumbent.
I think Trump should be removed from office; but by the voters.rather the political establishment. I don’t think he’s uniquely and historically evil. I just think he’s a lousy president. But that doesn’t seem like enough for the true believers, who seem to insist anyone who disagrees with their rites of exorcism must carry a touch of the devil themselves.
For the record, use (or abuse) of multiple executive orders is not unique to "imperial president" Obama or Trump. It's easy information to verify. It appears it is integral to the position through history and there are worse. I don't know how many of the 10 commandments need to be broken to qualify for evil, but Trump's moral compass is broken. As a president it started the day he stated the crowd at his inauguration and has been followed by a long string of untruths that I have not witnessed since perhaps Nixon. He qualifies in my book as a racist, bully, and routinely denigrates women.
Otherwise I have some agreement.
Seems like lying constantly should be some sort of violation worthy of removal.
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