Has President Trump

[HONDO74]

[robert.]

The people that stormed the capitol. they will be the first pushed under the bus. Most of them come from a place where you have an Uncle daddy. all fools . Much like you said. A small number of fools. Be more worried about the ones that stayed behind. Understand people think the Russians hacked our election and people think our government hacked our election. I don't need a Phd. in mathematics to know. A majority of this country no longer trust our election process. One group will say "we have proof your crazy "and the other "your proof is fake news". You can figure out your own bottom line. 4 years 2 presidential elections. Both sides main takeaway. "the other side cheated" . Not that the other side ran a better campaign.

[HONDO74]

And in other news,

Washington city's mayor rushed to safety after homeless-advocate rioters storm City Hall

The mayor of Bellingham, Wash., reportedly had to be rushed out of City Hall on Friday morning after rioters advocating for the homeless stormed the building.

"It was unsettling," Mayor Seth Fleetwood, who remained undeterred about asking those in a homeless encampment outside of the building to move 25 feet away, told KIRO-TV of Seattle.

"They banged on the door and we got word they had somehow broken it open and were entering, and I was advised to leave."

He was taken out the back door to his car, the station reported. Fleetwood said he couldn’t help comparing it to the rioters who breached the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., on Jan. 6.

The rioters also spray painted the outside of the building, the Bellingham Herald reported.

[MurphOnMillerAve]

Isn't "reckless endangerment" considered criminal behavior, making the perpetrator available for:
arrest
trial
and imprisonment

[HONDO74]

Isn't "reckless endangerment" considered criminal behavior, making the perpetrator available for:
arrest
trial
and imprisonment

But it has to be proven in a court of law with 12 impartial jurors. Where are you going to find 12 impartial jurors in the senate

They have already filed the charges against him. That was what the democrat controlled house of reps did.

The trial by fire starts next month in the senate

[MurphOnMillerAve]

I'm not talking about impeachment. I'm talkin 'bout his possibly being cuffed and jailed and serving a sentence . I'm not saying I want that to befall him; I'm just wondering about the possible drama of such an occurrence .

You make a good point, Hondo, about finding twelve impartial jurors - anywhere, I would add.

[gregj410]

I'm not talking about impeachment. I'm talkin 'bout his possibly being cuffed and jailed and serving a sentence . I'm not saying I want that to befall him; I'm just wondering about the possible drama of such an occurrence .

You make a good point, Hondo, about finding twelve impartial jurors - anywhere, I would add.

The Democrats and the Republicans will hire some jurors to see to it that he’s convicted and possibly jailed. They want to send a message to the Trump family to never try this again. For that matter any other outsider that wants to run for President. If they don’t get him impeached they will do there very best to try and destroy him and his family over the next 4 years, like they have for the past 4 years. But Donald Trumps not your average Neil, he’s ten steps ahead of these buffoons at all times. Even if they convict him, they’ll have to answer to the 70 million people that voted for him. Furthermore they know that Donald Trump jr and Eric Trump could pose a 2024 threat to the establishment. Neil has even mentioned this. It gives me great pleasure to know he probably wakes in a cold sweat in the middle of the night knowing the Trumps could possibly regain power again in 2024.

[Neil]

"It gives me great pleasure to know he probably wakes in a cold sweat in the middle of the night knowing the Trumps could possibly regain power again in 2024."

If you believe this, you are even more out of touch with reality than I thought . Not a huge surprise of course, living, as you do, in your alt-right bubble of misinformation and self-delusion.

[gregj410]

Pay no attention to Neil as few here do anyway. This is all just a distraction from the Biden’s who are the real criminals. Neil likes to pretend he’s Jesus and has reached some moral high ground that you and I are not capable of achieving. He’s okay with the real criminals running the country because it fits his narrative. However you’ll never hear him mention this because he’s suffers from convenient amnesia and TDS.

[Neil]

“Poor Greg is quite insane.”

[v8vega]

It gives me great pleasure that all Democrats, I call them what they are Communists, are so overwhelmed by Trump.

[Neil]

"It gives me great pleasure that all Democrats, I call them what they are Communists, are so overwhelmed by Trump.'

Yes, the same way the British were overwhelmed by Hitler. It took a while, but the fascists were defeated. The man is a fascist through and through. Fortunately, he's unlikely to be in any position to threaten the nation ever again. If the Senate doesn't convict, his poor health habits and age will likely prove quite a deterrent to future escapades in totalitarian fun.

Do you collect Social Security or Social Security disability coverage, or Medicare? Those were considered socialist when originally proposed. Now almost all older Americans just consider these government services that sustain the country, much like the Army, Navy and Air Force.

[Neil]

And as we used to say to sore losers whose poor sportsmanship dishonored whatever game was being played. "Scoreboard."

[MurphOnMillerAve]

An impeachment trial in the Senate is meant for removing a President from office.

It is not meant as a trial for criminal behavior convictions.

Mr. Trump is out of office. So, what's the point of this impeachment effort? Precluding him from running again? I do not recall reading that in our Constitution (when I was in Social Studies class when an undergraduate , back in the olden days.)

[Neil]

The purpose is not allowing seditious behavior by a sitting President to go unpunished. There is legal provision for preventing a President or other federal official who has been convicted by the Senate from holding future office, as you note. I would expect a quick vote and then getting on with the real business of the nation. Doesn't matter all that much whether he is convicted of sedition or not, the facts speak for themselves. Attempting to subvert election results for two months, encouraging insurrection will not be soon forgotten by those not blinded by his charisma and charm.