Uh Justin Amash?
The fact that a couple of House Democrats may vote against impeachment at least shows some intellectual or political independence. The fact that not one House Republican—despite overwhelming evidence—may vote for it shows a troubling, though unsurprising, absence of both.
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He’s not a Republican.
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That's a weird take away, Evan. I think it just means your evidence ain't near as "overwhelming" as you're pretending it is.
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Actually, your pretending reality doesn't exist is far weirder.
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Agree, Evan. Republicans aren’t allowed to think for themselves without being attacked.
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It's ironic that those complaining about the tyranny of political correctness are so willing to yield to the pro-Trump police on the Right. Never thought I'd live to see the day when the Republican party became the authoritarian party. But here we are.
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Not a single one. It isn’t right. I wish I was in Congress 10 years ahead of my plan to stand up for our union.
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Normally I would agree, but if you are voting against impeachment you are compromised. The facts are clear.
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Actually it just shows that they don’t want to get voted out by trump radicals in their red districts, which is further perversion.
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Yup, and they don't want to be thrown under the Trump Train, even as they see it derailing. I've seen the abuse my neighbors give
@SenatorRomney . Can't blame@RepJohnCurtis for wanting to appease them. But he needs to stand up and defend the country.
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