Unlike Nixon, Trump Will Not Go Quietly

[georgephillip]

If Trump goes down he will take a lot of Washington with him. His justice dept. still has 57000 sealed indictments to unseal. When those start to be unsealed a lot of dems and rinos will back off trying to unseat our duelly elected President. The people love him, it’s just the swamp and their brain dead followers that want to remove him.

Do you believe Trump's loyalty is to himself or his country?

"Opinion: The Founding Fathers would have impeached corrupt Trump in a New York minute..."

"Unique among presidents, Trump has divided loyalties.

"He has entangled his business interests with his official duties, creating the impression, if not the reality, that his own financial interest — not his duty as president — guides his thoughts and actions."

The Founding Fathers would have impeached corrupt Trump in a New York minute

 

[blackhawk]

For Trump to be impeached and removed from office you would need two thirds of the Senate to vote to convict no Republicans are likely to do this and I doubt you could even get all the Democrats in the Senate to vote to convict. Joe Manchin from West Virginia didn't go along with the lefts assault on Brett Kavanaugh so I don't see him voting to convict Doug Jones of Alabama might vote to convict but given he voted against Kavanaughs confirmation if he did it all but assures he will lose his next reelection bid considering he barely won against a canadiate as bad as Roy moore. I almost hope the Democrats do prusue impeachment nothing would be funnier than to see what happened to the Republicans when they tried to impeach Bill Clinton in the 90s happen to the Democrats now I guess the old saying those who don't learn from history are destined to repeat it is true.

 

[SmokeALib]

In July of 1974, the House Judiciary Committee approved three articles of impeachment against Dick Nixon.

"Faced with near-certain approval of the articles by the entire House and subsequent conviction in the Senate, Nixon opted to resign."

Trump can not afford to follow Nixon's example.

Donald Trump Will Not Go Quietly Like Nixon

"Some of his children and his son-in-law may be indicted, the stock market may continue its tumble, the country may slide into a recession, and the Republican establishment may desert him, but he won’t follow Nixon’s lead and quit.

"Trump will remain until the bitter end and seek reelection, not because he is a man of courage and principle, but because he has no other safe personal option...."

"If Trump resigned before 2020, he would be subject to prosecution for any federal offenses he may have committed since 2015.

"The statute of limitations for most federal felonies is five years. Moreover, the pardon power of a newly sworn-in President Mike Pence would do nothing to limit his exposure to numerous state prosecutions..."

"In any event, Trump has little to gain by departing the Oval Office early and much to lose if he does.

"Guided by narcissism and self-interest, and backed by his dogged white nationalist base, he’ll stay put until he is either removed or defeated at the polls.

"Hopefully, he won’t drag the last vestiges of our diminished constitutional system with him when he goes."

Criminals and traitors can be very much alike.
Some criminals feel guilt and some don’t.
Some traitors feel guilt and some don’t.

Donald Trump doesn’t feel guilty at all.
It’s not one of the few emotions he has.

According to some estimates, 21% of CEOs qualify as psychopaths, Trump appears to be among them. His glib and superficial charm was amply displayed on reality television for 14 years.

Grandiose estimations of personal accomplishments are currently on display daily.

Pathological lying combined with cunning and manipulativeness and coupled with a total lack of remorse or empathy pretty much guarantee an inbred inability to feel anything remotely like guilt.

Check Trump's score on the standard Hare Psychopathy Checklist.

Karen Celestino-Horseman: Donald Trump—presidential psychopath? | 2018-04-27 | Indianapolis Business Journal | IBJ.com

Teddy Roosevelt, FDR, JFK, Reagan all were considered great leaders and all had psychopathic traits. There has been a lot written on the subject.
What good presidents and psychopaths have in common

It in part is what makes a good leader.

Thank you my leader for presiding over the worst markets in 10 years and starting off the new year with a significant drop Thank you for acting so presidential and bashing only 5 of your generals who think you're a blooming AH

My 401k up 85k in 2 years.

 

[rightwinger]

For Trump to be impeached and removed from office you would need two thirds of the Senate to vote to convict no Republicans are likely to do this and I doubt you could even get all the Democrats in the Senate to vote to convict. Joe Manchin from West Virginia didn't go along with the lefts assault on Brett Kavanaugh so I don't see him voting to convict Doug Jones of Alabama might vote to convict but given he voted against Kavanaughs confirmation if he did it all but assures he will lose his next reelection bid considering he barely won against a canadiate as bad as Roy moore. I almost hope the Democrats do prusue impeachment nothing would be funnier than to see what happened to the Republicans when they tried to impeach Bill Clinton in the 90s happen to the Democrats now I guess the old saying those who don't learn from history are destined to repeat it is true.

If the charges against Trump are that he paid off a porn star to keep her quiet ......that is the equivalent of impeaching over a blow job

It will go nowhere

However, if he made deals with Russia to lift sanctions in return for personal gain or help in getting elected......even Republicans will have no choice but to impeach

 

[easyt65]

In July of 1974, the House Judiciary Committee approved three articles of impeachment against Dick Nixon.

"Faced with near-certain approval of the articles by the entire House and subsequent conviction in the Senate, Nixon opted to resign."

Trump can not afford to follow Nixon's example.

Donald Trump Will Not Go Quietly Like Nixon

"Some of his children and his son-in-law may be indicted, the stock market may continue its tumble, the country may slide into a recession, and the Republican establishment may desert him, but he won’t follow Nixon’s lead and quit.

"Trump will remain until the bitter end and seek reelection, not because he is a man of courage and principle, but because he has no other safe personal option...."

"If Trump resigned before 2020, he would be subject to prosecution for any federal offenses he may have committed since 2015.

"The statute of limitations for most federal felonies is five years. Moreover, the pardon power of a newly sworn-in President Mike Pence would do nothing to limit his exposure to numerous state prosecutions..."

"In any event, Trump has little to gain by departing the Oval Office early and much to lose if he does.

"Guided by narcissism and self-interest, and backed by his dogged white nationalist base, he’ll stay put until he is either removed or defeated at the polls.

"Hopefully, he won’t drag the last vestiges of our diminished constitutional system with him when he goes."

He has faced a treasonous conspiracy / coup from Day 1, a witch hunt for 2 years, and a new Democrat Controlled House whose democrats said today they don't need evidence or Mueller's final report to Impeach him...

There is no evidence of a crime that warranted an investigation, no evidence of any crime involving Trump while there is a preponderance of evidence of crimes committed by Democrats, which the Democrats in the House will ensure never get investigated now....

So why in the hell would Trump willing step down because Democrats want him to...?!

 

[blackhawk]

For Trump to be impeached and removed from office you would need two thirds of the Senate to vote to convict no Republicans are likely to do this and I doubt you could even get all the Democrats in the Senate to vote to convict. Joe Manchin from West Virginia didn't go along with the lefts assault on Brett Kavanaugh so I don't see him voting to convict Doug Jones of Alabama might vote to convict but given he voted against Kavanaughs confirmation if he did it all but assures he will lose his next reelection bid considering he barely won against a canadiate as bad as Roy moore. I almost hope the Democrats do prusue impeachment nothing would be funnier than to see what happened to the Republicans when they tried to impeach Bill Clinton in the 90s happen to the Democrats now I guess the old saying those who don't learn from history are destined to repeat it is true.

If the charges against Trump are that he paid off a porn star to keep her quiet ......that is the equivalent of impeaching over a blow job

It will go nowhere

However, if he made deals with Russia to lift sanctions in return for personal gain or help in getting elected......even Republicans will have no choice but to impeach

You do realize we have not a single shread of evidence presented to support that far left wet dream.

 

[georgephillip]

There is no evidence of a crime that warranted an investigation, no evidence of any crime involving Trump while there is a preponderance of evidence of crimes committed by Democrats, which the Democrats in the House will ensure never get investigated now....

There's no shortage of evidence for Trump's many violations of the Emoluments Clause.

"It seems the Founding Fathers had Donald Trump (or someone very like him) in mind when they wrote those clauses into the Constitution.

"They were concerned about our government officials being corrupted by foreign or domestic powers. Alexander Hamilton argued in Federalist Paper #73 that the domestic emoluments clause was designed to keep the president independent and incorruptible.

‘Appealing to his avarice’
"'In the main,' Hamilton argued, 'it will be found that a power over a man’s support is power over his will.'"

The Founding Fathers would have impeached corrupt Trump in a New York minute

 

[Avatar4321]

In July of 1974, the House Judiciary Committee approved three articles of impeachment against Dick Nixon.

"Faced with near-certain approval of the articles by the entire House and subsequent conviction in the Senate, Nixon opted to resign."

Trump can not afford to follow Nixon's example.

Donald Trump Will Not Go Quietly Like Nixon

"Some of his children and his son-in-law may be indicted, the stock market may continue its tumble, the country may slide into a recession, and the Republican establishment may desert him, but he won’t follow Nixon’s lead and quit.

"Trump will remain until the bitter end and seek reelection, not because he is a man of courage and principle, but because he has no other safe personal option...."

"If Trump resigned before 2020, he would be subject to prosecution for any federal offenses he may have committed since 2015.

"The statute of limitations for most federal felonies is five years. Moreover, the pardon power of a newly sworn-in President Mike Pence would do nothing to limit his exposure to numerous state prosecutions..."

"In any event, Trump has little to gain by departing the Oval Office early and much to lose if he does.

"Guided by narcissism and self-interest, and backed by his dogged white nationalist base, he’ll stay put until he is either removed or defeated at the polls.

"Hopefully, he won’t drag the last vestiges of our diminished constitutional system with him when he goes."

I think he will have no choice but to leave quietly in 2024. Presidential terms are limited.

Hopefully on a stretcher

Are you seriously looking for a secret service visit for wishing harm on the president?

 

[rightwinger]

For Trump to be impeached and removed from office you would need two thirds of the Senate to vote to convict no Republicans are likely to do this and I doubt you could even get all the Democrats in the Senate to vote to convict. Joe Manchin from West Virginia didn't go along with the lefts assault on Brett Kavanaugh so I don't see him voting to convict Doug Jones of Alabama might vote to convict but given he voted against Kavanaughs confirmation if he did it all but assures he will lose his next reelection bid considering he barely won against a canadiate as bad as Roy moore. I almost hope the Democrats do prusue impeachment nothing would be funnier than to see what happened to the Republicans when they tried to impeach Bill Clinton in the 90s happen to the Democrats now I guess the old saying those who don't learn from history are destined to repeat it is true.

If the charges against Trump are that he paid off a porn star to keep her quiet ......that is the equivalent of impeaching over a blow job

It will go nowhere

However, if he made deals with Russia to lift sanctions in return for personal gain or help in getting elected......even Republicans will have no choice but to impeach

You do realize we have not a single shread of evidence presented to support that far left wet dream.

I wouldn’t be so sure if I were you

1. We have evidence of Trump opposing sanctions, modifying the GOP platform for terms favorable to Russia, defending Putin, engaging in business deals with Russia

2. We have evidence of Russia assisting Trump in the election. A proposed Trump Tower in Moscow, numerous business deals between Trump and Russia

3. We have cooperation of Flynn and Manafort who can link 1 and 2 together

 

[MarathonMike]

For Trump to be impeached and removed from office you would need two thirds of the Senate to vote to convict no Republicans are likely to do this and I doubt you could even get all the Democrats in the Senate to vote to convict. Joe Manchin from West Virginia didn't go along with the lefts assault on Brett Kavanaugh so I don't see him voting to convict Doug Jones of Alabama might vote to convict but given he voted against Kavanaughs confirmation if he did it all but assures he will lose his next reelection bid considering he barely won against a canadiate as bad as Roy moore. I almost hope the Democrats do prusue impeachment nothing would be funnier than to see what happened to the Republicans when they tried to impeach Bill Clinton in the 90s happen to the Democrats now I guess the old saying those who don't learn from history are destined to repeat it is true.

If the charges against Trump are that he paid off a porn star to keep her quiet ......that is the equivalent of impeaching over a blow job

It will go nowhere

However, if he made deals with Russia to lift sanctions in return for personal gain or help in getting elected......even Republicans will have no choice but to impeach

You do realize we have not a single shread of evidence presented to support that far left wet dream.

I wouldn’t be so sure if I were you

1. We have evidence of Trump opposing sanctions, modifying the GOP platform for terms favorable to Russia, defending Putin, engaging in business deals with Russia

2. We have evidence of Russia assisting Trump in the election. A proposed Trump Tower in Moscow, numerous business deals between Trump and Russia

3. We have cooperation of Flynn and Manafort who can link 1 and 2 together

Who's we?

 

[Avatar4321]

In July of 1974, the House Judiciary Committee approved three articles of impeachment against Dick Nixon.

"Faced with near-certain approval of the articles by the entire House and subsequent conviction in the Senate, Nixon opted to resign."

Trump can not afford to follow Nixon's example.

Donald Trump Will Not Go Quietly Like Nixon

"Some of his children and his son-in-law may be indicted, the stock market may continue its tumble, the country may slide into a recession, and the Republican establishment may desert him, but he won’t follow Nixon’s lead and quit.

"Trump will remain until the bitter end and seek reelection, not because he is a man of courage and principle, but because he has no other safe personal option...."

"If Trump resigned before 2020, he would be subject to prosecution for any federal offenses he may have committed since 2015.

"The statute of limitations for most federal felonies is five years. Moreover, the pardon power of a newly sworn-in President Mike Pence would do nothing to limit his exposure to numerous state prosecutions..."

"In any event, Trump has little to gain by departing the Oval Office early and much to lose if he does.

"Guided by narcissism and self-interest, and backed by his dogged white nationalist base, he’ll stay put until he is either removed or defeated at the polls.

"Hopefully, he won’t drag the last vestiges of our diminished constitutional system with him when he goes."

I think he will have no choice but to leave quietly in 2024. Presidential terms are limited.

Hopefully on a stretcher

got to love people who are always hoping for the worst against their fellow man yet tries to hide it by claiming their party is all about love and inclusivity.

Max ,what can I say? I hate republican blood suckers I hate Trump the crook McConnell the the pos leader of your senate...I can't change

Anyone can change. Just let go of the hate. It isn’t worth it

 

[georgephillip]

He has faced a treasonous conspiracy / coup from Day 1, a witch hunt for 2 years, and a new Democrat Controlled House whose democrats said today they don't need evidence or Mueller's final report to Impeach him...

He's a gold-plated con man who found enough suckers to put him in the White House (after losing the popular vote by 8 million ballots)

One thing he has accomplished is to reveal the true nature of "Exceptional Americans"

Donald Trump and the world

"Donald Trump openly displays the aggressive nature of US imperialism. He shamelessly bullies and intimidates other countries, including the traditional allies of the USA.

"He boasts about the infinite power of American imperialism and does not hesitate to humiliate even its best friends.

"He says openly what others previously whispered in the dark corners of the Oval Office, the State Department and the Pentagon. That is his principal sin, and something for which the Washington establishment cannot forgive him."

 

[Avatar4321]

In July of 1974, the House Judiciary Committee approved three articles of impeachment against Dick Nixon.

"Faced with near-certain approval of the articles by the entire House and subsequent conviction in the Senate, Nixon opted to resign."

Trump can not afford to follow Nixon's example.

Donald Trump Will Not Go Quietly Like Nixon

"Some of his children and his son-in-law may be indicted, the stock market may continue its tumble, the country may slide into a recession, and the Republican establishment may desert him, but he won’t follow Nixon’s lead and quit.

"Trump will remain until the bitter end and seek reelection, not because he is a man of courage and principle, but because he has no other safe personal option...."

"If Trump resigned before 2020, he would be subject to prosecution for any federal offenses he may have committed since 2015.

"The statute of limitations for most federal felonies is five years. Moreover, the pardon power of a newly sworn-in President Mike Pence would do nothing to limit his exposure to numerous state prosecutions..."

"In any event, Trump has little to gain by departing the Oval Office early and much to lose if he does.

"Guided by narcissism and self-interest, and backed by his dogged white nationalist base, he’ll stay put until he is either removed or defeated at the polls.

"Hopefully, he won’t drag the last vestiges of our diminished constitutional system with him when he goes."

Criminals and traitors can be very much alike.
Some criminals feel guilt and some don’t.
Some traitors feel guilt and some don’t.

Donald Trump doesn’t feel guilty at all.
It’s not one of the few emotions he has.

Maybe because he hasn’t done anything wrong

 

[AntonToo]

Nixon resigned and received a pardon

Unlikely Trump will get the same deal

What does trump need to be pardoned for?

You guys keep picturing some great day where trump goes to jail you just seem to keep forgetting he needs to commit a crime first

Pretty sure you would be saying same shit about Cohen about a year ago.

 

[blackhawk]

For Trump to be impeached and removed from office you would need two thirds of the Senate to vote to convict no Republicans are likely to do this and I doubt you could even get all the Democrats in the Senate to vote to convict. Joe Manchin from West Virginia didn't go along with the lefts assault on Brett Kavanaugh so I don't see him voting to convict Doug Jones of Alabama might vote to convict but given he voted against Kavanaughs confirmation if he did it all but assures he will lose his next reelection bid considering he barely won against a canadiate as bad as Roy moore. I almost hope the Democrats do prusue impeachment nothing would be funnier than to see what happened to the Republicans when they tried to impeach Bill Clinton in the 90s happen to the Democrats now I guess the old saying those who don't learn from history are destined to repeat it is true.

If the charges against Trump are that he paid off a porn star to keep her quiet ......that is the equivalent of impeaching over a blow job

It will go nowhere

However, if he made deals with Russia to lift sanctions in return for personal gain or help in getting elected......even Republicans will have no choice but to impeach

You do realize we have not a single shread of evidence presented to support that far left wet dream.

I wouldn’t be so sure if I were you

1. We have evidence of Trump opposing sanctions, modifying the GOP platform for terms favorable to Russia, defending Putin, engaging in business deals with Russia

2. We have evidence of Russia assisting Trump in the election. A proposed Trump Tower in Moscow, numerous business deals between Trump and Russia

3. We have cooperation of Flynn and Manafort who can link 1 and 2 together

You keep living that fantasy life. None of 1 is illegal as for 2 we have evidence of Russia trying to interfer in the election but none that they had any impact on the outcome or that Trump colluded with them the Trump tower deal never went foreward and at the time Trump was still a private citizen and free to prusue business deals if he wished with who he wished again no crime finally three Flynn's crime was making false statements to the FBI over contact he had with the Russian ambassador as part of the tranistation team hardly a major offense and Manaforts were white collar crimes done years before there was ever a Trump campiagn for President. Your response.

 

[edward37]

In July of 1974, the House Judiciary Committee approved three articles of impeachment against Dick Nixon.

"Faced with near-certain approval of the articles by the entire House and subsequent conviction in the Senate, Nixon opted to resign."

Trump can not afford to follow Nixon's example.

Donald Trump Will Not Go Quietly Like Nixon

"Some of his children and his son-in-law may be indicted, the stock market may continue its tumble, the country may slide into a recession, and the Republican establishment may desert him, but he won’t follow Nixon’s lead and quit.

"Trump will remain until the bitter end and seek reelection, not because he is a man of courage and principle, but because he has no other safe personal option...."

"If Trump resigned before 2020, he would be subject to prosecution for any federal offenses he may have committed since 2015.

"The statute of limitations for most federal felonies is five years. Moreover, the pardon power of a newly sworn-in President Mike Pence would do nothing to limit his exposure to numerous state prosecutions..."

"In any event, Trump has little to gain by departing the Oval Office early and much to lose if he does.

"Guided by narcissism and self-interest, and backed by his dogged white nationalist base, he’ll stay put until he is either removed or defeated at the polls.

"Hopefully, he won’t drag the last vestiges of our diminished constitutional system with him when he goes."

I think he will have no choice but to leave quietly in 2024. Presidential terms are limited.

Hopefully on a stretcher

Are you seriously looking for a secret service visit for wishing harm on the president?

WOW just wishing gets a visit ?? Are there enough SS men to get to ALL those who wish harm to the vile pos?

 

[rightwinger]

For Trump to be impeached and removed from office you would need two thirds of the Senate to vote to convict no Republicans are likely to do this and I doubt you could even get all the Democrats in the Senate to vote to convict. Joe Manchin from West Virginia didn't go along with the lefts assault on Brett Kavanaugh so I don't see him voting to convict Doug Jones of Alabama might vote to convict but given he voted against Kavanaughs confirmation if he did it all but assures he will lose his next reelection bid considering he barely won against a canadiate as bad as Roy moore. I almost hope the Democrats do prusue impeachment nothing would be funnier than to see what happened to the Republicans when they tried to impeach Bill Clinton in the 90s happen to the Democrats now I guess the old saying those who don't learn from history are destined to repeat it is true.

If the charges against Trump are that he paid off a porn star to keep her quiet ......that is the equivalent of impeaching over a blow job

It will go nowhere

However, if he made deals with Russia to lift sanctions in return for personal gain or help in getting elected......even Republicans will have no choice but to impeach

You do realize we have not a single shread of evidence presented to support that far left wet dream.

I wouldn’t be so sure if I were you

1. We have evidence of Trump opposing sanctions, modifying the GOP platform for terms favorable to Russia, defending Putin, engaging in business deals with Russia

2. We have evidence of Russia assisting Trump in the election. A proposed Trump Tower in Moscow, numerous business deals between Trump and Russia

3. We have cooperation of Flynn and Manafort who can link 1 and 2 together

Who's we?

We the People

The ones he is supposed to be serving

 

[AntonToo]

In July of 1974, the House Judiciary Committee approved three articles of impeachment against Dick Nixon.

"Faced with near-certain approval of the articles by the entire House and subsequent conviction in the Senate, Nixon opted to resign."

Trump can not afford to follow Nixon's example.

Donald Trump Will Not Go Quietly Like Nixon

"Some of his children and his son-in-law may be indicted, the stock market may continue its tumble, the country may slide into a recession, and the Republican establishment may desert him, but he won’t follow Nixon’s lead and quit.

"Trump will remain until the bitter end and seek reelection, not because he is a man of courage and principle, but because he has no other safe personal option...."

"If Trump resigned before 2020, he would be subject to prosecution for any federal offenses he may have committed since 2015.

"The statute of limitations for most federal felonies is five years. Moreover, the pardon power of a newly sworn-in President Mike Pence would do nothing to limit his exposure to numerous state prosecutions..."

"In any event, Trump has little to gain by departing the Oval Office early and much to lose if he does.

"Guided by narcissism and self-interest, and backed by his dogged white nationalist base, he’ll stay put until he is either removed or defeated at the polls.

"Hopefully, he won’t drag the last vestiges of our diminished constitutional system with him when he goes."

Criminals and traitors can be very much alike.
Some criminals feel guilt and some don’t.
Some traitors feel guilt and some don’t.

Donald Trump doesn’t feel guilty at all.
It’s not one of the few emotions he has.

Maybe because he hasn’t done anything wrong

Maybe in some alternate reality where Trump did not pressure FBI Director (and later fired him) to squash an investigation into Flynn, who Trump KNEW was guilty of lying to FBI.

But in this reality he did, and is a crook through and through.

 

[edward37]

In July of 1974, the House Judiciary Committee approved three articles of impeachment against Dick Nixon.

"Faced with near-certain approval of the articles by the entire House and subsequent conviction in the Senate, Nixon opted to resign."

Trump can not afford to follow Nixon's example.

Donald Trump Will Not Go Quietly Like Nixon

"Some of his children and his son-in-law may be indicted, the stock market may continue its tumble, the country may slide into a recession, and the Republican establishment may desert him, but he won’t follow Nixon’s lead and quit.

"Trump will remain until the bitter end and seek reelection, not because he is a man of courage and principle, but because he has no other safe personal option...."

"If Trump resigned before 2020, he would be subject to prosecution for any federal offenses he may have committed since 2015.

"The statute of limitations for most federal felonies is five years. Moreover, the pardon power of a newly sworn-in President Mike Pence would do nothing to limit his exposure to numerous state prosecutions..."

"In any event, Trump has little to gain by departing the Oval Office early and much to lose if he does.

"Guided by narcissism and self-interest, and backed by his dogged white nationalist base, he’ll stay put until he is either removed or defeated at the polls.

"Hopefully, he won’t drag the last vestiges of our diminished constitutional system with him when he goes."

Criminals and traitors can be very much alike.
Some criminals feel guilt and some don’t.
Some traitors feel guilt and some don’t.

Donald Trump doesn’t feel guilty at all.
It’s not one of the few emotions he has.

Maybe because he hasn’t done anything wrong

I wish on you all the money he's made since becoming president ,,that 2 years worth would last you and yours 5 lifetimes the man is a crook ,,always was

 

[rightwinger]

For Trump to be impeached and removed from office you would need two thirds of the Senate to vote to convict no Republicans are likely to do this and I doubt you could even get all the Democrats in the Senate to vote to convict. Joe Manchin from West Virginia didn't go along with the lefts assault on Brett Kavanaugh so I don't see him voting to convict Doug Jones of Alabama might vote to convict but given he voted against Kavanaughs confirmation if he did it all but assures he will lose his next reelection bid considering he barely won against a canadiate as bad as Roy moore. I almost hope the Democrats do prusue impeachment nothing would be funnier than to see what happened to the Republicans when they tried to impeach Bill Clinton in the 90s happen to the Democrats now I guess the old saying those who don't learn from history are destined to repeat it is true.

If the charges against Trump are that he paid off a porn star to keep her quiet ......that is the equivalent of impeaching over a blow job

It will go nowhere

However, if he made deals with Russia to lift sanctions in return for personal gain or help in getting elected......even Republicans will have no choice but to impeach

You do realize we have not a single shread of evidence presented to support that far left wet dream.

I wouldn’t be so sure if I were you

1. We have evidence of Trump opposing sanctions, modifying the GOP platform for terms favorable to Russia, defending Putin, engaging in business deals with Russia

2. We have evidence of Russia assisting Trump in the election. A proposed Trump Tower in Moscow, numerous business deals between Trump and Russia

3. We have cooperation of Flynn and Manafort who can link 1 and 2 together

You keep living that fantasy life. None of 1 is illegal as for 2 we have evidence of Russia trying to interfer in the election but none that they had any impact on the outcome or that Trump colluded with them the Trump tower deal never went foreward and at the time Trump was still a private citizen and free to prusue business deals if he wished with who he wished again no crime finally three Flynn's crime was making false statements to the FBI over contact he had with the Russian ambassador as part of the tranistation team hardly a major offense and Manaforts were white collar crimes done years before there was ever a Trump campiagn for President. Your response.

That is where the testimony of Flynn and Manafort is crucial. They were there. They can say Trump ordered this, Trump was aware of that.
Mueller is taking his time connecting the threads. If he does, Even Republicans can’t provide cover