McCarthy announces House will open impeachment inquiry into Biden

Caleb

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There was plenty of evidence against Trump, but the biased Republican Senate was too frightened of not being re-elected they failed to do the right thing and find Trump guilty. But, you guys know this. We’ll see how Trump does with real juries as opposed to the gutless people who spared him at the impeachment trial. There is no evidence of any wrong doing by President Biden. Don’t forget the Senate has a Democratic majority. This is going nowhere. What we are truthfully witnessing is the demise of the GOP.
How do you know there's no evidence and if there is will the democrate controlled senate be equally gutless?
 

cabezadecaballo

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Sorry but both impeachments of Trump and this inquiry were/are jokes … everyone know it means nothing & will amount to nothing … just a big political waste of time and money … and just goes to show neither side are above playing political games … impeachment should be reserved for real crimes (like Nixon) !
You're a "useful idiot", or a gaslighting liar.

 

cabezadecaballo

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No. Trump crimes worse than Nixon by any measure. The difference is the GOP cared about Nixon's crimes and had a sense of duty, which they no longer hold. (minus Romney, Cheney and a few others)

Meanwhile the GOP is impeaching Joe Biden and they do not have any evidence of a crime or link by their own admission.
🤡🤡🤡
 

cabezadecaballo

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How do you know there's no evidence and if there is will the democrate controlled senate be equally gutless?
The Democrat liars seem to want to pretend that the Constitution demands the Impeachment case must be made and won in the press FIRST, in order for the House to proceed with an Impeachment Inquiry.


The cognitive dissonance on display among loyal Democrats is amazing, at least for the sincere ones.

Is "sincere Democrats" an oxymoron, though ?
 

Harrycrane

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The Democrat liars seem to want to pretend that the Constitution demands the Impeachment case must be made and won in the press FIRST, in order for the House to proceed with an Impeachment Inquiry.


The cognitive dissonance on display among loyal Democrats is amazing, at least for the sincere ones.

Is "sincere Democrats" an oxymoron, though ?
Irony is dripping like syrup down the edge of a stack of pancakes . Cognitive dissonance is a MAGA trademark
 

cabezadecaballo

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You clowns insisted he would never be indicted. Now it’s he will never be found guilty. Lol.
It's amazing that you are so stupid that you fail to realize some of us never believed that the Democrats would be willing to stoop so low, and become so unconcerned with the actual rule of law.
 
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Insidetrip73

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Good smart response . You win 😂. His post was spot on . Your non response is further evidence of this . Your party is a shambles and a clown show
"Your party is a shambles and a clown show" ...hahahahahahahahahahahahah Hey Clown take a look in the mirror ......O'Biden is endless fodder, the NW doesn't even know what state he's in half the time. He's making deals with the Saudi's on 9/11 .....Supporting Irans nuclear program......Crime rate and illegals both through the roof, but thats what happens when you vilify the police FOR VOTES from the minority demographic committing most crime .......Record inflation.......Got 13 Americans killed due to his lack of plan and stupidity ...O'Biden will go down as the worst president of the FREELOADERS ever.
 

Happier

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Opinion

The GOP wants to impeach Biden for ‘corruption’? Don’t make me laugh.​

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By Paul Waldman
Columnist|
September 18, 2023 at 7:15 a.m. EDT

Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) listens as President Donald Trump delivers remarks outside the White House in January 2019. (Jabin Botsford/The Washington Post)

Comment1683
If one tried to articulate the principle on which the Republican push to impeach President Biden is based, it would have to go something like this: Public officials shouldn’t be permitted to profit from their positions, and anyone who does should be removed from office. Like any principle, this one should apply to every public official regardless of party or ideology.


But if any Republican said that out loud, the proper response would be to burst out laughing.
This isn’t just because Republicans have found no evidence that Biden is guilty of wrongdoing, despite the tireless efforts of multiple House committees. Nor is it because they have defended the relentless quest of the Trump family to profit from former president Donald Trump’s time in the White House. Hypocrisy might be the tribute vice pays to virtue, but Republicans stopped paying any tribute to virtue long ago. They sped right past hypocrisy to arrive at something entirely different.



Republicans are not characterizing their impeachment push against Biden as an attempt to bring strict ethical standards back to government. There’s no high-minded talk of integrity, moral rectitude or the solemn obligations of public service. That’s because they are in the midst of a years-long crusade to convince the public to not care about corruption.


That crusade is only partly about defending Trump, perhaps the most shamelessly corrupt president in U.S. history. He installed his laughably unqualified family members in White House positions. He spent a good amount of time in office at his various resorts, charging the Secret Service as much as $1,185 a night per room to stay there to protect him. His Washington hotel became a destination for anyone who wanted to put some money directly in his pocket; foreign governments spent millions of dollars there, as did a fleet of Republican candidates and party flunkies. Foreign governments also eagerly gave special favors to Trump’s businesses. His relentless advocacy for the government of Saudi Arabia while in office was followed by the Saudis giving son-in-law Jared Kushner $2 billion for his start-up private equity firm, even though the Saudis’ own investment advisers found Kushner’s operation “unsatisfactory in all aspects.”

 

the horse 78

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Opinion​

The GOP wants to impeach Biden for ‘corruption’? Don’t make me laugh.​

imrs.php

By Paul Waldman
Columnist|
September 18, 2023 at 7:15 a.m. EDT

Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) listens as President Donald Trump delivers remarks outside the White House in January 2019. (Jabin Botsford/The Washington Post)

Comment1683
If one tried to articulate the principle on which the Republican push to impeach President Biden is based, it would have to go something like this: Public officials shouldn’t be permitted to profit from their positions, and anyone who does should be removed from office. Like any principle, this one should apply to every public official regardless of party or ideology.


But if any Republican said that out loud, the proper response would be to burst out laughing.
This isn’t just because Republicans have found no evidence that Biden is guilty of wrongdoing, despite the tireless efforts of multiple House committees. Nor is it because they have defended the relentless quest of the Trump family to profit from former president Donald Trump’s time in the White House. Hypocrisy might be the tribute vice pays to virtue, but Republicans stopped paying any tribute to virtue long ago. They sped right past hypocrisy to arrive at something entirely different.



Republicans are not characterizing their impeachment push against Biden as an attempt to bring strict ethical standards back to government. There’s no high-minded talk of integrity, moral rectitude or the solemn obligations of public service. That’s because they are in the midst of a years-long crusade to convince the public to not care about corruption.


That crusade is only partly about defending Trump, perhaps the most shamelessly corrupt president in U.S. history. He installed his laughably unqualified family members in White House positions. He spent a good amount of time in office at his various resorts, charging the Secret Service as much as $1,185 a night per room to stay there to protect him. His Washington hotel became a destination for anyone who wanted to put some money directly in his pocknewspaper et; foreign governments spent millions of dollars there, as did a fleet of Republican candidates and party flunkies. Foreign governments also eagerly gave special favors to Trump’s businesses. His relentless advocacy for the government of Saudi Arabia while in office was followed by the Saudis giving son-in-law Jared Kushner $2 billion for his start-up private equity firm, even though the Saudis’ own investment advisers found Kushner’s operation “unsatisfactory in all aspects.”

It's an opinion from a newspaper that's a mouth piece for the DNC.
 

Harrycrane

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You are an asz-clown, Harry.
Another non response . You win again . Angriest white 60 year old in Ohio . It’s all personal and anger with you . No wonder you’re alone all the time hanging out here complaining and whining . That’s all you do . You don’t post about anything
Positive or what you enjoy or anything people like to read .? Just anger , attacking others and well that’s it . No wonder no one wants to be around you
 
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SayMyName

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Another non response . You win again . Angriest white 60 year old in Ohio . It’s all personal and anger with you . No wonder you’re alone all the time hanging out here complaining and whining . That’s all you do . You don’t post about anything
Positive or what you enjoy or anything people like to read .? Just anger , attacking others and well that’s it . No wonder no one wants to be around you
Irony....LMAO
 
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