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Well, from your point of view, no big deal, I suppose. Just add it to the list of Trump appointees who have broken the Constitution, right?
How did Barr break the Constitution?
Well, from your point of view, no big deal, I suppose. Just add it to the list of Trump appointees who have broken the Constitution, right?
The rich pay a wildly disproportionate amount of the state and federal haul now. You know, trying to starve the less fortunate.Financial resources are limited for many people. These are called people on “fixed incomes” or “dependents.”
You know sick, elderly, disabled, children, etc.... the people social programs exist to serve...
They are part of why it’s important that we pay taxes and not just cut taxes on the richest of the rich for no particular reason.
The contrary for me, I'm surprised there was was this much of a split. Pelosi has her hands full right now, but she's doing a good job.
You and Debby call Trump daddy, why?
It’s an American thing; you wouldn’t understand.
None of those women look anything near "underage". That party looks like it was epic though.
Well they have about 235 seats, so assuming the yesses were along party lines, 95/235 is approximately 40%, so something close to 60/40 against impeachment.Do you have the breakdown on how many Dems voted against impeachment and how many voted for?
You’re right. We need the government to ensure that the mentally handicapped can compete in the market.
In fact, all systems should be designed to cater to the lowest denominator.
Wanna do some bong rips?
Well they have about 235 seats, so assuming the yesses were along party lines, 95/235 is approximately 40%, so something close to 60/40 against impeachment.
It's public information, and also post #40 itt.would be nice to know who actually voted for impeachment so we can get an exact number instead of assuming it was either a split or unanimous.
I don't see Progressive or Establishment Dems bickering over this at all. At all. There's no substantial rift there at all.Well they have about 235 seats, so assuming the yesses were along party lines, 95/235 is approximately 40%, so something close to 60/40 against impeachment.
....All that is FINALLY OVER.
That is the bottom line.
Looks like it's still Pelosi's party. They aren't going to prematurely initiate impeachment proceedings while there are still other avenues of investigation and the Senate has a Trump loyal majority. All in due time.
I seriously doubt that.