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Re: A decision

By: DigSpace in ALEA | Recommend this post (0)
Sat, 27 Oct 12 9:29 PM | 74 view(s)
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I can't believe I fuggin read that.

Impeach for what?

Seriously, that civil service folks in forward offices in the State Dept got killed?

Really?

Even bloody Boehner wouldn't touch that. The degree with which the electorate would BURY the right for such notions is massive.

So, I'm all in, I look forward to an Obama win, followed by impeachment over Libya ... I invite the hopelessly out of touch to walk that path.

Does nobody even read anymore?

Really, is there a human (well there is one) are there two humans that see the notion of a right attack impeachment proceeding based on the attack in Libya as something that those who bring such charges could hopelessly pretend to survive (politically)?

I doubt, with sincerity, that I may read a more stupid notion for the rest of my life.

Amazing.

Scale of 1 to 10 ... that was a 40.

Wow.

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A decision
By: xcslewis in ALEA
Sat, 27 Oct 12 7:18 AM 		Msg. 11081 of 54959

The way Benghazi is unraveling it must have occured to the President if he is re-elected, there is a growing possibility of impeachment.

If he is not re-elected there will be no impeachment.

Republicans will hold the house. It takes only a majority to impeach. Repubicans may take the senate. It takes two thirds to convict.

I expect he would survive the trial but it may be, for him, better to lose the election than face the process.

I think he has already made his decision.

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