It can’t be all about climate change, right?
There’s another news story developing that is about to eclipse the approaching armaggeddon: Donald Trump’s impending resignation.
He’s done.
But until that fateful moment, when he waves bye-bye as he steps into the presidential jet one last time, the drama in Washington, indeed, the whole United States will keeping building and building.
My biggest concern? Well, Canada is in the midst of a federal election campaign, and I fear Trump will board that farewell jet on Oct. 21, election day. There goes Page A1 out the window. Hopefully, he’ll hang in till November.
Not going to go too long with this post. I thought I would turn it over to my American friends. What say you about the Tweeter-in-Chief?
I also wanted to try out a new Chromebook we picked up last week. More on that another time.
Cheers
Jillian
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He won’t leave that soon regardless what happens in our impeachment process. He is too narcissistic to accept that it could ever happen.
As to the rumor that he may resign in exchange for some kind of immunity, or a pre-planned pardon from Pence – it won’t happen. He has to stay in office through re-election to let the Statute of Limitations of most of his crimes to run out. If he is removed from office he will undoubtedly be facing several indictments for Federal crimes. Even if Saint Pence pardons him, there are several indictments waiting for him at the State of New York.
Personally, I want the impeachment to take longer than Nancy Pelosi wants. I really don’t want a President Pence.
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OMG! I fail to understand all the rush to impeach Trump. Who in the world thinks Pence is a better alternative? Especially those of us who are a part of the LGBTQ family. Don’t get me wrong, I do not like Trump and cringe every time he opens his mouth, but let’s not be so short-sighted to overlook what comes next. The election is next year, we can hang on til then and make a rational choice for POTUS who will better serve the will of the people.
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What is the point of impeachment if the president doesn’t end up getting removed from office?
Because the Constitution demands that we impeach.
Our elected officials are sworn to protect the Constitution of the United States. the House Democrats take their oath seriously. The Republicans in the Senate seem to think they are in office to protect the president.
The president will be impeached.
The Senate will probably give him a pass.
You have to think beyond the current would-be dynasty to realize how not impeaching the current president will mark the beginning of the end of our Republic.
If there is no impeachment then the lawless, reckless and unconstitutional activities of IQ45 will be normalized. Future presidents, regardless of party, will feel enabled to do the same thing. We will have an imperial presidency with no bounds. Now and for all future presidents. Forever.
If there is no impeachment, the U.S.Constitution will be weakened; reduced to a historical document with no effect in the current era. There will be no rule of law. Law is whatever our dictatorial president says it is. Now and for all future presidents. Forever.
It is imperative that this president be impeached. Even if it means the Representatives voting for impeachment might lose their office by doing their job. If I were in Congress today, my oath would be to protect and defend the Constitution. If I failed to do so over the lawless activities of this president, I wouldn’t want to be an elected official under an administration which has no respect for the Constitution or for the Rule of Law.
Too many people make decisions based on their 401k, racism or whatever reason they support IQ45. They have no vision beyond the current administration.
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Well said. You should run for president, Steve.
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Yes, Pence may be worse, but he is implicated in many of IQ45’s wrongdoings, so he will finish the term and probably not be elected in November, 2020.
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