Technically, the call for an official impeachment inquiry into Trump's treason is bipartisan, since ex-Republican Jason Amash (I-MI) is adamantly in favor of it.
UPDATE: Here's the devastating whistleblower complaint that will help send Trumpanzee and his regime and family packing. Smoking gun? Judge for yourself...
UPDATE: There are now 211 members of Congress in favor of opening an official impeachment inquiry-- meaning all they need is 7 more, something they will have before the end of the day.On Tuesday morning-- apparently with an OK from Pelosi-- John Lewis, who is considered by many the "conscience of Congress," spoke on the House floor, reversing his public impeachment position. "We cannot delay. We must not wait. Now is the time to act. I have been patient while we tried every other path and used every other tool.
Which way to Kiev?William Kristol had some advice for Congress yesterday. In his Bulwark column he offered a roadmap for what the House and Senate can do about the whistleblower report and the Ukraine. He began with a charming quote from Virgil's Aeneid that describes what Trump's time in the White House must feel like for #NeverTrump Republicans:
I have a good friend who's in his mid-20s, a brilliant scientist, currently studying glaciers in Greenland. He's very good at working on the global cryosphere and, especially in on glaciology, his specialty. But outside of his field, he's like a 12 year old. He runs around Greenland in a t-shirt or, when he remembers, a sweatshirt.
by NoahThe above cartoon (You can click on it to enlarge) goes a long way in summing up the idiocy of our American culture these days. I especially like the Schrodinger's Impeachment explanation depicted in the first frame. On the one hand we have Rep. Nadler at least saying the right words, effectual or not, that would steer us toward the possibility of impeaching the disease called Trump.
Thursday evening, Washington Post reporter's Nick Miroff and Josh Dawsey wrote that the Trumpist Regime is "considering a plan to again divert billions of dollars in military funding to pay for border barrier construction next year, a way t
A new poll done by Change Research-- a very good firm-- found that 60% of voters in rural counties in 9 states-- Colorado, Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and West Virginia-- approve of the way Trump is doing his job.
