Mega-Thread: Trump Focused Discussion

[Blur4stuff]

Now that this is outa the way, we get to enjoy years of Trump being prosecuted and sued from every direction. People are worried about Trump running in 2024, but that's a really big fucking assumption that he even mentally/financially/legally survives that long.

[Paranoid Android]

I had to lookup up the makeup of Senators from each state. Sadly you have Republicans from Pennsylvania and Wisconsin are what we call purple states.

Ron Johnson is a PoS and moron m, yet likely set in his incumbency. Pennsylvania might be the only flip.

[Zeth Hawkins]

Oh don't say never. With the QAnon bullshit running rampant through GOP politicians and supporters I would not in the least bit be surprised if in the future a Democratic President is impeached and removed by a Republican controlled House and Senate based on a conspiracy theory.

I doubt it. Removing The President based on a conspiracy theory, by the opposing party, was avoided today. This sets a good precedent for it not happening the other way around in the future.

[Grapemask]

for the person who committed it to actually be in office.

See, here's how the constitution has been redefined to "literally anything that makes my guy right."

Impeachment as the founders wrote it was originally practiced only on those who had already left office.

[Draco-Onis]

Now that this is outa the way, we get to enjoy years of Trump being prosecuted and sued from every direction. People are worried about Trump running in 2024, but that's a really big fucking assumption that he even mentally/financially/legally survives that long. The amount of damage that will be done over the next four years will be tremendous.

He is making millions of dollars off his dumb base and will now continue to do so using his 2024 run, Trump is a roach I would not bet against him. Let's also not forget he now has hundreds of people in congress loyal to him not to mention white supremacists, incompetent judges and what not.

[beanman12345]

I had to lookup up the makeup of Senators from each state. Sadly you have Republicans from Pennsylvania and Wisconsin are what we call purple states.

Ron Johnson is a PoS and moron m, yet likely set in his incumbency. Pennsylvania might be the only flip.

I think ron is in most in peril for entire GoP if he was a centrest i think he'd be set, but he's super extreme, wisconsin has been giving the finger to the extremists of late. Pennsylvania could flip it depends on who'll be Fetterman's opponent is. OH too could flip if, and likely only if Gym Jordan is the nominee.

[TigTone]

Now that this is outa the way, we get to enjoy years of Trump being prosecuted and sued from every direction. People are worried about Trump running in 2024, but that's a really big fucking assumption that he even mentally/financially/legally survives that long.

I imagine he is back on his terrible diet and all those stressors you mentioned maybe be enough to send him into the grave.

[Fugus]

Stop responding to Zeth, you all know exactly what he is and what he is doing.

Just report him and move on.

[Zeth Hawkins]

Haha... trumpism, banana republic.

I hope you are somehow referring to the clothing retailer, and not claiming The United States is a banana republic.

[DarkTZeratul]

one of the driving questions is what Trump even gained from all this because fucking up your life and legacy to spite someone, and solely to satisfy yourself, is a sign of sociopathy of the highest magnitude

Yes, absolutely, that is precisely right. I'm so glad you finally understand.

[Adam Jensen]

Republicans: "CANCEL CULTURE SUCKS!"

Also Republicans: "Cancel Bill Cassidy!"

https://twitter.com/LAGOP/status/1360722297754177546

[Zeth Hawkins]

But still Impeached. Twice.

And not removed from office. Twice. One of which was, of course, after he was already out of office.

Weird how the democrats decided to wait until President Trump became a private citizen before impeaching him.

[Adam Jensen]

I hope you are somehow referring to the clothing retailer, and not claiming The United States is a banana republic.

The United States is a banana republic.

The US Senate just refused to hold a man, who incited insurrection against the government, accountable. Which means there's no reason for him, or someone worse than him, to try again.

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And not removed from office. Twice. One of which was, of course, after he was already out of office.

Weird how the democrats decided to wait until President Trump became a private citizen before impeaching him.

House impeached before the inauguration, try again.

[Shadowferal]

Stop responding to Zeth, you all know exactly what he is and what he is doing.

He's still crying that Trump lost and that his little insurrection failed. Of course that Trump threw his little zealots under the bus after he himself ran away like the coward he's always been says something about the people they are.

[Adam Jensen]

Sure they will. All it requires is an impeachable offence be committed, and for the person who committed it to actually be in office.

They've impeached people after they've left office before. Look up William Blount.

[beanman12345]

And not removed from office. Twice. One of which was, of course, after he was already out of office.

Weird how the democrats decided to wait until President Trump became a private citizen before impeaching him.

You know they make youtube compilation video's of people like you, put copium on it, and we all get a laugh at the clownery? I personally enjoy the recucklican tears.

[Zeth Hawkins]

What a liar you are.
Your little god wasn't exonerated child. And the former toddler-chief did indeed incite violence commitr treason. But since you don't live here it obviously matters little to you.

Says I'm a child, then refers to a President as "toddler-chief".

Also, live where? What claim are you making about me right now?

[Benggaul]

The numbers from the election disagree with you it shows the conservatives are vastly outnumbered by Trumpists.

I mean, I never disputed that, so I'm not sure what point you're arguing exactly. The Republican Party is not a party for actual conservatives and hasn't really been for a long time now.

[Draco-Onis]

I mean, I never disputed that, so I'm not sure what point you're arguing exactly. The Republican Party is not a party for actual conservatives and hasn't really been for a long time now.

I think my point is that over the decades conservatism has basically vanished aside from a very few people, the last president that balanced the budget was a democrat. Whenever republicans get into power they spend like drunken sailors, the right has been stuck on the culture wars forever without doing any real governing or presenting a vision for the future.

The base needed for conservatism is gone they are a dying breed.

[Breccia]

The whole “now fully support murderous insurrection” is the kind of expected overreach.

I disagree. So did the GOP. That's why they hid behind "he already left office".