If Congress Doesn’t Impeach and Remove Trump, It Could Still Censure Him

[LordBrownTrout]

Now that an impeachment inquiry is underway, the shoe is on the other foot, and among those Republicans who aren’t just angrily defending everything Trump has ever done, we are beginning to hear mutterings about censure as a way for the GOP to express disapproval of the president’s conduct without removing him from office. Here’s Washington Post conservative columnist Henry Olsen following Gordon Sondland’s testimony establishing Trump’s efforts to pressure Ukraine to mess with the Bidens:

Republican members of Congress should seek to do justice in all of its elements here. That could easily involve acquittal in the Senate, because all this does is put the final decision to the American people. But they should also act to both condemn what Trump has done and try to ensure that no other president is ever tempted to do something similar.


The condemnation can take the form of a resolution to censure Trump over this matter.

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If Trump is impeached by the House with acquittal by the Senate being a virtual certainty, more Republicans may jump on the censure bandwagon, and Senate Democrats will have to decide whether to support it as a sort of withered booby prize since taking Trump down was beyond their powers.

If Congress Doesn’t Impeach and Remove Trump, It Could Still Censure Him

There are cracks in the Democrat party concerning Schiff's clown show we were subject to for the past two weeks...And polls after this two week circus show that a majority of Americans are against impeaching Donald Trump....

Do Americans Support Impeaching Trump?

Face it Democrats, you didn't come close on this one....Time to regroup....

At this point, the libs carnival train has completely derailed into the sewage. It doesn't matter, everyone sees the lib hypocrisy. The Schiff in the sewer stinks.

 

[lantern2814]

The fact that Pelosi won’t call for a vote is telling. That means she doesn’t have the votes to get impeachment passed. The longer this shit show is allowed to continue, the less likely she is to get the needed votes.

 

[S.J.]

The last thing I remember her saying was that Trump was guilty of the impeachable offense of bribery. Didn't sound like she was backing off but that was several days ago.

Dem's claimed Trump was guilty BEFORE anyone testified.

I know, they claimed he was guilty before he was even inaugurated. Guilty of something...anything. Impeachment has been their only goal, just keep accusing him of shit until one of them sticks. Forget about governing, just get the orange man out of office. These people are pathetic.

 

[S.J.]

You know the old saying: When you've dug yourself into a hole, the first thing you should do it STOP DIGGING! I guess Adam and Nancy are too stupid to stop digging.

 

[BluesLegend]

The last thing I remember her saying was that Trump was guilty of the impeachable offense of bribery. Didn't sound like she was backing off but that was several days ago.

Dem's claimed Trump was guilty BEFORE anyone testified.

I know, they claimed he was guilty before he was even inaugurated. Guilty of something...anything. Impeachment has been their only goal, just keep accusing him of shit until one of them sticks. Forget about governing, just get the orange man out of office. These people are pathetic.

Dem's are wormy little rats.

 

[tyroneweaver]

The House can impeach and Congress later censure given the fact Senate Republicans lack the courage and integrity to convict.

Indeed, Senate Republicans could very well agree to censure in a failed and pathetic effort to save face and conceal their cowardice and lack of integrity.

NOW it is serious. A double-dog-dare. What else was there but a "triple dare you"? And then, the coup de grace of all dares, the sinister triple-dog-dare.

 

[BluesLegend]

The House can impeach and Congress later censure given the fact Senate Republicans lack the courage and integrity to convict.

Indeed, Senate Republicans could very well agree to censure in a failed and pathetic effort to save face and conceal their cowardice and lack of integrity.

NOW it is serious. A double-dog-dare. What else was there but a "triple dare you"? And then, the coup de grace of all dares, the sinister triple-dog-dare.

Those fools on the left have convinced themselves they won something. With 58% of independents against impeachment hell we may censure House Dem's instead.

 

[j-mac]

So they could censure him....Big deal....There's no real sanction for that.

There's going to be no sanction anyway...You don't have a chance in the Senate, and as the Schiff show concluded, there was a cadre of Democrats that approached Pelosi with this very suggestion, so you may not even get the votes in the Democrat controled house....At least with a censure you could capture Republican socialists like Romney on your side....

Face it, once again you Demo's overplayed your hand too early, instead of working for the American people you showed that you were/are hellbent on overturning the vote of the people from 2016....

Hell, Democrats don't deserve power...

I think you may have misunderstood me slightly.

That there's no sanction would mean that it would be a huge masturbatory effort by any and all who perused that course of action.....A big waste of time that would bring no satisfaction anyone who wants the evil Orange Jesus strung up....As it were that anything could satisfy them.

Oh, gotcha....Well, when this fails, then like Muller, they will just proceed with their next shit show....Until hopefully they loose power, and have no say.

 

[Preacher]

Now that an impeachment inquiry is underway, the shoe is on the other foot, and among those Republicans who aren’t just angrily defending everything Trump has ever done, we are beginning to hear mutterings about censure as a way for the GOP to express disapproval of the president’s conduct without removing him from office. Here’s Washington Post conservative columnist Henry Olsen following Gordon Sondland’s testimony establishing Trump’s efforts to pressure Ukraine to mess with the Bidens:

Republican members of Congress should seek to do justice in all of its elements here. That could easily involve acquittal in the Senate, because all this does is put the final decision to the American people. But they should also act to both condemn what Trump has done and try to ensure that no other president is ever tempted to do something similar.


The condemnation can take the form of a resolution to censure Trump over this matter.

snip

If Trump is impeached by the House with acquittal by the Senate being a virtual certainty, more Republicans may jump on the censure bandwagon, and Senate Democrats will have to decide whether to support it as a sort of withered booby prize since taking Trump down was beyond their powers.

If Congress Doesn’t Impeach and Remove Trump, It Could Still Censure Him

There are cracks in the Democrat party concerning Schiff's clown show we were subject to for the past two weeks...And polls after this two week circus show that a majority of Americans are against impeaching Donald Trump....

Do Americans Support Impeaching Trump?

Face it Democrats, you didn't come close on this one....Time to regroup....

cool. They censured Andrew Jackson as well...that would be great company to keep.

 

[j-mac]

They couldn’t censure
Schiff Or Omar, so if they did this it would be used against them in 2020.

Now that an impeachment inquiry is underway, the shoe is on the other foot, and among those Republicans who aren’t just angrily defending everything Trump has ever done, we are beginning to hear mutterings about censure as a way for the GOP to express disapproval of the president’s conduct without removing him from office. Here’s Washington Post conservative columnist Henry Olsen following Gordon Sondland’s testimony establishing Trump’s efforts to pressure Ukraine to mess with the Bidens:

Republican members of Congress should seek to do justice in all of its elements here. That could easily involve acquittal in the Senate, because all this does is put the final decision to the American people. But they should also act to both condemn what Trump has done and try to ensure that no other president is ever tempted to do something similar.


The condemnation can take the form of a resolution to censure Trump over this matter.

snip

If Trump is impeached by the House with acquittal by the Senate being a virtual certainty, more Republicans may jump on the censure bandwagon, and Senate Democrats will have to decide whether to support it as a sort of withered booby prize since taking Trump down was beyond their powers.

If Congress Doesn’t Impeach and Remove Trump, It Could Still Censure Him

There are cracks in the Democrat party concerning Schiff's clown show we were subject to for the past two weeks...And polls after this two week circus show that a majority of Americans are against impeaching Donald Trump....

Do Americans Support Impeaching Trump?

Face it Democrats, you didn't come close on this one....Time to regroup....

Well, I got some news...THIS is going to be used in 2020....And American's are fed up with it all.

 

[Crepitus]

Now that an impeachment inquiry is underway, the shoe is on the other foot, and among those Republicans who aren’t just angrily defending everything Trump has ever done, we are beginning to hear mutterings about censure as a way for the GOP to express disapproval of the president’s conduct without removing him from office. Here’s Washington Post conservative columnist Henry Olsen following Gordon Sondland’s testimony establishing Trump’s efforts to pressure Ukraine to mess with the Bidens:

Republican members of Congress should seek to do justice in all of its elements here. That could easily involve acquittal in the Senate, because all this does is put the final decision to the American people. But they should also act to both condemn what Trump has done and try to ensure that no other president is ever tempted to do something similar.


The condemnation can take the form of a resolution to censure Trump over this matter.

snip

If Trump is impeached by the House with acquittal by the Senate being a virtual certainty, more Republicans may jump on the censure bandwagon, and Senate Democrats will have to decide whether to support it as a sort of withered booby prize since taking Trump down was beyond their powers.

If Congress Doesn’t Impeach and Remove Trump, It Could Still Censure Him

There are cracks in the Democrat party concerning Schiff's clown show we were subject to for the past two weeks...And polls after this two week circus show that a majority of Americans are against impeaching Donald Trump....

Do Americans Support Impeaching Trump?

Face it Democrats, you didn't come close on this one....Time to regroup....

If Congress doesn't impeach and remove tRump then they have successfully circumvented the Constitution and the rule of law, completing our transition to a banana republic.

 

[j-mac]

Now that an impeachment inquiry is underway, the shoe is on the other foot, and among those Republicans who aren’t just angrily defending everything Trump has ever done, we are beginning to hear mutterings about censure as a way for the GOP to express disapproval of the president’s conduct without removing him from office. Here’s Washington Post conservative columnist Henry Olsen following Gordon Sondland’s testimony establishing Trump’s efforts to pressure Ukraine to mess with the Bidens:

Republican members of Congress should seek to do justice in all of its elements here. That could easily involve acquittal in the Senate, because all this does is put the final decision to the American people. But they should also act to both condemn what Trump has done and try to ensure that no other president is ever tempted to do something similar.


The condemnation can take the form of a resolution to censure Trump over this matter.

snip

If Trump is impeached by the House with acquittal by the Senate being a virtual certainty, more Republicans may jump on the censure bandwagon, and Senate Democrats will have to decide whether to support it as a sort of withered booby prize since taking Trump down was beyond their powers.

If Congress Doesn’t Impeach and Remove Trump, It Could Still Censure Him

There are cracks in the Democrat party concerning Schiff's clown show we were subject to for the past two weeks...And polls after this two week circus show that a majority of Americans are against impeaching Donald Trump....

Do Americans Support Impeaching Trump?

Face it Democrats, you didn't come close on this one....Time to regroup....

If Congress doesn't impeach and remove tRump then they have successfully circumvented the Constitution and the rule of law, completing our transition to a banana republic.

Democrats, and select Republican's couldn't care any less about the Constitution anymore....Didn't you get the memo?

 

[Flash]

Being censured along strict party lines by the Democrat controlled House is simply nothing more than Democrat Dirty Tricks and is a joke.

 

[Crepitus]

Now that an impeachment inquiry is underway, the shoe is on the other foot, and among those Republicans who aren’t just angrily defending everything Trump has ever done, we are beginning to hear mutterings about censure as a way for the GOP to express disapproval of the president’s conduct without removing him from office. Here’s Washington Post conservative columnist Henry Olsen following Gordon Sondland’s testimony establishing Trump’s efforts to pressure Ukraine to mess with the Bidens:

Republican members of Congress should seek to do justice in all of its elements here. That could easily involve acquittal in the Senate, because all this does is put the final decision to the American people. But they should also act to both condemn what Trump has done and try to ensure that no other president is ever tempted to do something similar.


The condemnation can take the form of a resolution to censure Trump over this matter.

snip

If Trump is impeached by the House with acquittal by the Senate being a virtual certainty, more Republicans may jump on the censure bandwagon, and Senate Democrats will have to decide whether to support it as a sort of withered booby prize since taking Trump down was beyond their powers.

If Congress Doesn’t Impeach and Remove Trump, It Could Still Censure Him

There are cracks in the Democrat party concerning Schiff's clown show we were subject to for the past two weeks...And polls after this two week circus show that a majority of Americans are against impeaching Donald Trump....

Do Americans Support Impeaching Trump?

Face it Democrats, you didn't come close on this one....Time to regroup....

If Congress doesn't impeach and remove tRump then they have successfully circumvented the Constitution and the rule of law, completing our transition to a banana republic.

Democrats, and select Republican's couldn't care any less about the Constitution anymore....Didn't you get the memo?

You've got that backwards kiddo.

 

[j-mac]

Now that an impeachment inquiry is underway, the shoe is on the other foot, and among those Republicans who aren’t just angrily defending everything Trump has ever done, we are beginning to hear mutterings about censure as a way for the GOP to express disapproval of the president’s conduct without removing him from office. Here’s Washington Post conservative columnist Henry Olsen following Gordon Sondland’s testimony establishing Trump’s efforts to pressure Ukraine to mess with the Bidens:

Republican members of Congress should seek to do justice in all of its elements here. That could easily involve acquittal in the Senate, because all this does is put the final decision to the American people. But they should also act to both condemn what Trump has done and try to ensure that no other president is ever tempted to do something similar.


The condemnation can take the form of a resolution to censure Trump over this matter.

snip

If Trump is impeached by the House with acquittal by the Senate being a virtual certainty, more Republicans may jump on the censure bandwagon, and Senate Democrats will have to decide whether to support it as a sort of withered booby prize since taking Trump down was beyond their powers.

If Congress Doesn’t Impeach and Remove Trump, It Could Still Censure Him

There are cracks in the Democrat party concerning Schiff's clown show we were subject to for the past two weeks...And polls after this two week circus show that a majority of Americans are against impeaching Donald Trump....

Do Americans Support Impeaching Trump?

Face it Democrats, you didn't come close on this one....Time to regroup....

If Congress doesn't impeach and remove tRump then they have successfully circumvented the Constitution and the rule of law, completing our transition to a banana republic.

Democrats, and select Republican's couldn't care any less about the Constitution anymore....Didn't you get the memo?

You've got that backwards kiddo.

I don't think so....To libs the constitution is only useful if it can be used as subterfuge in their corrupt narratives.

 

[Cellblock2429]

The House can impeach and Congress later censure given the fact Senate Republicans lack the courage and integrity to convict.

Indeed, Senate Republicans could very well agree to censure in a failed and pathetic effort to save face and conceal their cowardice and lack of integrity.

/—-/ You live in an alternative reality.

 

[Crepitus]

Now that an impeachment inquiry is underway, the shoe is on the other foot, and among those Republicans who aren’t just angrily defending everything Trump has ever done, we are beginning to hear mutterings about censure as a way for the GOP to express disapproval of the president’s conduct without removing him from office. Here’s Washington Post conservative columnist Henry Olsen following Gordon Sondland’s testimony establishing Trump’s efforts to pressure Ukraine to mess with the Bidens:

Republican members of Congress should seek to do justice in all of its elements here. That could easily involve acquittal in the Senate, because all this does is put the final decision to the American people. But they should also act to both condemn what Trump has done and try to ensure that no other president is ever tempted to do something similar.


The condemnation can take the form of a resolution to censure Trump over this matter.

snip

If Trump is impeached by the House with acquittal by the Senate being a virtual certainty, more Republicans may jump on the censure bandwagon, and Senate Democrats will have to decide whether to support it as a sort of withered booby prize since taking Trump down was beyond their powers.

If Congress Doesn’t Impeach and Remove Trump, It Could Still Censure Him

There are cracks in the Democrat party concerning Schiff's clown show we were subject to for the past two weeks...And polls after this two week circus show that a majority of Americans are against impeaching Donald Trump....

Do Americans Support Impeaching Trump?

Face it Democrats, you didn't come close on this one....Time to regroup....

If Congress doesn't impeach and remove tRump then they have successfully circumvented the Constitution and the rule of law, completing our transition to a banana republic.

Democrats, and select Republican's couldn't care any less about the Constitution anymore....Didn't you get the memo?

You've got that backwards kiddo.

I don't think so....To libs the constitution is only useful if it can be used as subterfuge in their corrupt narratives.

That describes the conservitard practice perfectly.

 

[RandomPoster]

Somehow, I don't think Donald Trump would lose any sleep over a stern scolding from the Democrats.

 

[Butch_Coolidge]

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[j-mac]

There are cracks in the Democrat party concerning Schiff's clown show we were subject to for the past two weeks...And polls after this two week circus show that a majority of Americans are against impeaching Donald Trump....

Do Americans Support Impeaching Trump?

Face it Democrats, you didn't come close on this one....Time to regroup....

If Congress doesn't impeach and remove tRump then they have successfully circumvented the Constitution and the rule of law, completing our transition to a banana republic.

Democrats, and select Republican's couldn't care any less about the Constitution anymore....Didn't you get the memo?

You've got that backwards kiddo.

I don't think so....To libs the constitution is only useful if it can be used as subterfuge in their corrupt narratives.

That describes the conservitard practice perfectly.

Thank you Pee Wee Herman....