One of my core reasons for being so strongly for impeachment is what it says if we don't. Not acting changes the dynamics of acceptance of conduct AND the threshold for action. Both are bad.
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@SpeakerPelosi@RepJerryNadler@LeaderHoyer@chuckschumer don’t seem to understand... and it makes me question their leadership at a critical point in history.
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Yes, part of the reason impeachment backfired on the Republicans in 1998 was that it was transparently frivolous. Not now.
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Exactly. Why is that so hard for some people to understand? Media tends to turn it into an abstraction. But the details are so different, and that's what actual (not abstract) impeachment would show.
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Disingenuous. Impeachment will become the issue in the 2020 campaign. Democrats who flipped red districts and states in'18 might be in peril.
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Upholding the law “should be” more important that flipping a district or loosing a seat. If we stop following the rule of law that binds us together as a civil society then we will fall.
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And everyone seems to forget the impact on the 2000 election. Gore was seen at least partly as a tainted candidate, and wouldn’t even campaign with Clinton. This alone might have been enough to put Bush within Supreme Court distance of the presidency.
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@march4progress Not impeaching/pardoning Nixon kicked the door open on "do what you want don't get caught" presidents. -
And every republican and other than Carter & O every dem took liberties.
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This. Make Republicans stand up and take a vote to say that they approve of treason. Then nail them to the wall for it.
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