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McParadigm wrote:Sounds like we’d better get some Republicans into office to fix this

(CNSNews.com) - For the first time in the history of the United States, the federal government has spent more than $3 trillion in the first eight months of the fiscal year, according to the Monthly Treasury Statement released today.

The record $3,013,541,000,000 that the federal government spent in October through May of fiscal 2019 was $181,157,920,000 more than the previous record of $2,832,383,080,000 (in constant May 2019 dollars) that the federal government spent in October through May of fiscal 2009

Bi_3 wrote:

liebzz wrote:Are we still mad about something substantive like the census or forgotten in the storm of his latest outrageous statement? Thought so.

Queue the out of context claim or joking or press is the enemy of the people and we’ll have two news cycles to forget about designing the census to help one sports team.

I'd like to chat more on the census question if you're up for it.

Professor Laurence Tribe has an excellent idea. In essence, his suggestion is to open an impeachment enquiry, but not for the purpose of sending it forward to the Senate to be killed off, but to result in a censure from the House.

The House's powers will be at their peak, witnesess will have to attend, including Mueller and they'll get access to all docs easier.

Dems get to air all of Trump's dirty laundry without giving him the opportunity of proclaiming vindication for 2020.

To be honest, each day his chances of re-election get worse. This should finish him off.

dimejinky99 wrote:Would this work?

Professor Laurence Tribe has an excellent idea. In essence, his suggestion is to open an impeachment enquiry, but not for the purpose of sending it forward to the Senate to be killed off, but to result in a censure from the House.

The House's powers will be at their peak, witnesess will have to attend, including Mueller and they'll get access to all docs easier.

Dems get to air all of Trump's dirty laundry without giving him the opportunity of proclaiming vindication for 2020.

To be honest, each day his chances of re-election get worse. This should finish him off.

dimejinky99 wrote:The Prince of Whales. He likes whales. They also blow hard

liebzz wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:Would this work?

Professor Laurence Tribe has an excellent idea. In essence, his suggestion is to open an impeachment enquiry, but not for the purpose of sending it forward to the Senate to be killed off, but to result in a censure from the House.

The House's powers will be at their peak, witnesess will have to attend, including Mueller and they'll get access to all docs easier.

Dems get to air all of Trump's dirty laundry without giving him the opportunity of proclaiming vindication for 2020.

To be honest, each day his chances of re-election get worse. This should finish him off.

Well if they made a compelling case, the public paid attention and supported it and the Senate automatically killed it, you would have a chance at taking the majority in the Senate in 202, which is a distinct possibility anyway.

Strat wrote:

McParadigm wrote:Sounds like we’d better get some Republicans into office to fix this

(CNSNews.com) - For the first time in the history of the United States, the federal government has spent more than $3 trillion in the first eight months of the fiscal year, according to the Monthly Treasury Statement released today.

The record $3,013,541,000,000 that the federal government spent in October through May of fiscal 2019 was $181,157,920,000 more than the previous record of $2,832,383,080,000 (in constant May 2019 dollars) that the federal government spent in October through May of fiscal 2009

Democrats will fuck this one up in messaging.

tragabigzanda wrote:I’m thinking that his latest comments don’t jive with her tea party buddies and this was just the last straw

verb_to_trust wrote:Are his eye tan lines from the goggles he wears in his tanning bed? I know he golfs a lot but I can't remember him wearing sunglasses. There is no reason other than laziness his eyes would look so bad.