Red Mosquito

He’ll resign when they tell him he won’t win the senate trial. John Kasich came out in favor of impeachment today. The moderates are coming to their senses.

wease wrote:They can actually vote on whether or not he can hold public office again as well as vote to remove him from office. One would think that if they saw him as unfit to continue to remain in office, they would consider him unfit to hold that office again. But...

He can still create plenty of electoral mischief even if this does stick.

meatwad wrote:He’ll resign when they tell him he won’t win the senate trial. John Kasich came out in favor of impeachment today. The moderates are coming to their senses.

Kasich doesn't get a vote, though. I can totally see him laying the groundwork for a 2024 campaign (whether or not Trump wins in 2020) on a "return to normalcy" platform.

def got a point there.

Green Habit wrote:

wease wrote:They can actually vote on whether or not he can hold public office again as well as vote to remove him from office. One would think that if they saw him as unfit to continue to remain in office, they would consider him unfit to hold that office again. But...

He can still create plenty of electoral mischief even if this does stick.

Not if he isn't allowed to run again.

doesn't have to run to hold rallys. I mean, just look at the past three years and the number of rallys he's done.

bune wrote:doesn't have to run to hold rallys. I mean, just look at the past three years and the number of rallys he's done.

If he's removed from office AND prohibited from running for office again, do you REALLY think he's going to go around the country holding rallies? These would be the people that voted him out. The worst betrayal ever. He's going to blame every democrat and republican in his temper tantrum. His political career will be over so there won't be any need for a rally. If he gets nothing out of it, he ain't gonna do it.

eh. I could see him doing it for the appearance fees alone.

Green Habit wrote:

wease wrote:They can actually vote on whether or not he can hold public office again as well as vote to remove him from office. One would think that if they saw him as unfit to continue to remain in office, they would consider him unfit to hold that office again. But...

He can still create plenty of electoral mischief even if this does stick.

He could prop up and endorse another wacko candidate

If he is ever removed from office, I hope the Southern District of NY has enough to put him behind bars .... but at this point, it still seems he has the votes to survive a Senate trial

Coach wrote:

Green Habit wrote:

wease wrote:They can actually vote on whether or not he can hold public office again as well as vote to remove him from office. One would think that if they saw him as unfit to continue to remain in office, they would consider him unfit to hold that office again. But...

He can still create plenty of electoral mischief even if this does stick.

He could prop up and endorse another wacko candidate

If he is ever removed from office, I hope the Southern District of NY has enough to put him behind bars .... but at this point, it still seems he has the votes to survive a Senate trial

Do you really think if he's not the top dog, he would spend his very extraordinarily valuable time stumping for another candidate?

Coach wrote: I hope the Southern District of NY has enough to put him behind bars

Perhaps early in the AM on January 21, 2021, he will be awoken from his mar-a-lago slumber to the pitter patter of FBI agents rappelling off the terra cotta roof and rushing through gold-leaf doors to apprehend a person accused of money laundering, fraud, racketeering, tax evasion, and a host of other charges generally associated with bankrupt casino operators.

wease wrote:

Coach wrote:

Green Habit wrote:

wease wrote:They can actually vote on whether or not he can hold public office again as well as vote to remove him from office. One would think that if they saw him as unfit to continue to remain in office, they would consider him unfit to hold that office again. But...

He can still create plenty of electoral mischief even if this does stick.

He could prop up and endorse another wacko candidate

If he is ever removed from office, I hope the Southern District of NY has enough to put him behind bars .... but at this point, it still seems he has the votes to survive a Senate trial

Do you really think if he's not the top dog, he would spend his very extraordinarily valuable time stumping for another candidate?

Good point, if he did do it, he probably wouldn't come off the stage.

96583UP wrote:

Coach wrote: I hope the Southern District of NY has enough to put him behind bars

Perhaps early in the AM on January 21, 2021, he will be awoken from his mar-a-lago slumber to the pitter patter of FBI agents rappelling off the terra cotta roof and rushing through gold-leaf doors to apprehend a person accused of money laundering, fraud, racketeering, tax evasion, and a host of other charges generally associated with bankrupt casino operators.

I hope they wear body cameras and tape the whole thing.

Coach wrote:

96583UP wrote:

Coach wrote: I hope the Southern District of NY has enough to put him behind bars

Perhaps early in the AM on January 21, 2021, he will be awoken from his mar-a-lago slumber to the pitter patter of FBI agents rappelling off the terra cotta roof and rushing through gold-leaf doors to apprehend a person accused of money laundering, fraud, racketeering, tax evasion, and a host of other charges generally associated with bankrupt casino operators.

I hope they wear body cameras and tape the whole thing.

And periscope it.

Sell tickets via PPV.

These people who Benghazi’d day and night until the coke ran out also 100% think that it’s reasonable to put someone’s life at risk for having the gall to expose a crime their team committed.

Gym Jordan didn't wear a suit jacket when he was molesting boys either

wease wrote:

Coach wrote:

Green Habit wrote:

wease wrote:They can actually vote on whether or not he can hold public office again as well as vote to remove him from office. One would think that if they saw him as unfit to continue to remain in office, they would consider him unfit to hold that office again. But...

He can still create plenty of electoral mischief even if this does stick.

He could prop up and endorse another wacko candidate

If he is ever removed from office, I hope the Southern District of NY has enough to put him behind bars .... but at this point, it still seems he has the votes to survive a Senate trial

Do you really think if he's not the top dog, he would spend his very extraordinarily valuable time stumping for another candidate?

him and pence would make a great couple