Tag: impeachment

Joachim Hagopian, Will America Survive Its Southern Border War? 

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Joachim Hagopian [Editor’s note: Texas Governor Greg Abbott has declared an invasion of Texas and asserted the States’ Right to defend itself, which was supported by an extremely well-crafted statement that could serve as the basis for impeachment proceedings against Biden and which I have inserted (in 2 parts) below.] American citizens are viewed expendable according to the globalist agenda to replace us with foreign invaders. Whereas Americans are being evicted and rendered homeless at unprecedented rates, the invaders are given prioritized status and unlimited freebies galore staying in rent-free…

Paul Gottfried, The Undumpable Biden

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By Paul Gottfried Listening to Republican media pundits counting the days until the Dems abandon a scandal-ridden president, I have to wonder what kind of fantasy world these Pollyanna types inhabit. Biden is exactly the kind of figurehead his handlers, whether woke ideologues or Deep State operatives, want as their frontman. Why should they care if Jim Jordan, James Comer, Chuck Grassley or the head of a Ukrainian gas company think that Joe or his ne’er-do-well son is a criminal slimebag? Our corrupt demented titular head of state serves the needs…

Mike Whitney, Trump Just Thumped the Democrats and That’s a “Win” for the Country

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Mike Whitney “Our historic, patriotic and beautiful movement to Make America Great Again has only just begun…I look forward to continuing our incredible journey together to achieve American greatness for all of our people.”                                                              —Donald Trump, President of the United States   The Democrats approached the impeachment with the same cockiness that they approach everything. They thought they’d stomp their…

Don’t Impeach Trump. Impeach The Deep State For Its Conspiracy To Kill The Constitution

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BY TYLER DURDEN Authored by John Whitehead and Nisha Whitehead via The Rutherford Institute, “All that was required of them was a primitive patriotism which could be appealed to whenever it was necessary to make them accept longer working hours or shorter rations. And even when they became discontented, as they sometimes did, their discontent led nowhere, because, being without general ideas, they could only focus it on petty specific grievances. The larger evils invariably escaped their notice.” – George Orwell, 1984 Let’s be clear about one thing: the impeachment of Donald…

Jonathan Turley, Senate faces difficult burden with issue of the second impeachment

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Jonathan Turley The second impeachment trial of Donald Trump appeared to effectively end before it even began Tuesday. In a threshold procedural vote on the constitutionality of trying a former president, 45 senators voted in favor of a motion to challenge the trial, and that means almost half of the Senate believes Trump might not be subject to a trial, let alone a conviction, as a former president. It also means House impeachment managers may not be able to secure the Senate votes to convict. For those members who believe the trial…

The Senate’s Cadaver Synod: The Trial of Citizen Trump would Raise Serious Constitutional Questions

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 jonathanturley   Below is my column in USA Today on the upcoming Senate trial of President Donald Trump. The Hill recently my second column on why the best defense of Trump could be no defense — to skip the Senate trial and force a threshold vote on the constitutionality of the trial of an ex-president. Here is my column: With the second impeachment of President Donald Trump, the Congress is set for one of the most bizarre moments in constitutional history: the removal of someone who has already left office. The retroactive…

Paul Sperry, Whistleblower Was Overheard in ’17 Discussing With Ally How to Remove Trump

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Paul Sperry Eric Ciaramella, above,. He and a colleague, Sean Misko, below — both now central to impeachment — were Obama administration holdovers (whitehouse.gov). Barely two weeks after Donald Trump took office, Eric Ciaramella – the CIA analyst whose name was recently linked in a tweet by the president and mentioned by lawmakers as the anonymous “whistleblower” who touched off Trump’s impeachment – was overheard in the White House discussing with another staffer how to remove the newly elected president from office, according to former colleagues. Sean Misko: He spoke…

Jim Fetzer, Impeachment Nearing Conclusion: Recent Developments Point to Outcome

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Jim Fetzer The impeachment trial of Donald J. Trump exemplifies the classic proverb, “You can’t make a silk purse from a sow’s ear”. The Democrats have been out for his scalp even before his inauguration, where the abuses of the FISA Court are unraveling with the determination two of four warrants on which the surveillance of Carter Page was based were invalid, which means that investigations and prosecutions based on them qualify as “fruit of the poisonous tree”. The “two hop” rule allowed the FBI to investigate those who had direct contact with Page and…

Jefferson Morley, Weakest Link: Impeachment and National Security

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Jefferson Morley Barack Obama talks on the phone with Russian President Vladimir Putin about Ukraine. Photograph Source: White House – Public Domain In the summer of 2016 President Barack Obama and Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump didn’t agree about much, except for one obscure issue of U.S. foreign policy: lethal military aid to Ukraine. As commander in chief, Obama objected to such assistance, even in the face of a Russian proxy war. So did candidate Trump.  On the eve of Trump’s nomination, his allies replaced the GOP platform’s demand for…

Jim Fetzer, Impeachment Half-Time: Assessment of How Things Stand

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Jim Fetzer “Even if we impeach this guy, he will get reelected”—Contra Rep. Al Green (D-TX) Watching the House present its case against the President, it became apparent why Nancy Pelosi had stalled for nearly a month before sending the Articles of Impeachment to the Senate. As a retired professor who has thousands of hours of public speaking experience, including hundreds of PowerPoint presentations, it was obvious that the mode, style and timing of the presentations by the House Managers were too slick, too smooth and too professional to have…