Now do the whistleblower's attorney's use of "coup"
Nunes’s use of “overthrow” today to describe impeachment troubles me. I think he used the word’s violent connotations deliberately to discredit and threaten the good faith investigation. Trump allies will keep kindling violence as they grow more desperate. It’s a dangerous game.
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That was reckless and dangerous too.
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They’re gunning for a civil war.
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Americans are far too lazy to fight a civil war. I'm serious. It's not even close to a possibility.
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This hearing is going so badly for Trump and his Republican’s. They are embarrassing themselves with their obvious lack of any intelligent defense. I think Trump may end up at Walter Reed for phase 2 of his medical exam tonightpic.twitter.com/EEbp5Y72Xf
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It’s clear that they don’t care - they don’t care about the Constitution, they don’t care about our allies, they don’t care about the middle class & poor. They don’t care about anything except staying in power. And they will burn us all down to keep it.
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It’s going to get worse
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Yep. People aren't prepared for the language yet to come. They're gonna call for violence.
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Why did the Founders put impeachment in if it's a coup to use it? And why did they put an amendment process in if voters can just make the Constitution functionally inoperative by electing a crook?
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