Sit down: A repentance redemption story by a "sanctimonious" Repuke
He lost his seat to Trey GOWDY, so two steps back before taking one step forward. And his copping to Repukes' would be impeaching/removing *YESTERDAY* if OBAMA had ever done one-millionth of what SHITLER has done is covering for his Repukes who know this totally well but don't admit it.
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https://news.yahoo.com/republican-who-wanted-to-destroy-bill-clinton-during-1998-impeachment-has-regrets-100011971.html
(Bob Inglis, R-S.C.) …. Inglis visited Clinton a few years ago at the former president’s office in Harlem, he said, in what he described as a “very interesting” meeting. Inglis informed Clinton that he joined the Judiciary Committee as soon as he was elected to Congress in 1992, the same year Clinton was elected president, with the intent of impeaching him.
“I hated you so much that I wanted to impeach you,” Inglis told Clinton.
Clinton “sort of flinched,” Inglis said. “I said, ‘Yeah, I know you hadn’t done anything yet, but so much did I hate you.”
“I told him that it wasn’t good for my soul, it wasn’t good for the country, for me to have that level of animosity toward him,” Inglis said. “He didn’t say the words that you would hope to hear, which is, ‘You’re forgiven.’ But in every way he has expressed that to me. He’s been very kind to accept the apology for sure.” ….
In the years following that defeat, Inglis says he evolved as he worked through anger and sadness over the loss. He described himself as “sanctimonious” during his stint in Congress in the ’90s, but softened and became more empathetic to people who didn’t share his political views.
When he decided to run for the House again in 2004, his son challenged him to do better on environmental policy. That led Inglis, once he began his second stint in Congress, to join the Science and Technology Committee, where he studied the research on climate change and became convinced that he had been wrong to reject the issue as partisan.
“I used to pooh-pooh climate change. In my first term in the Congress, six years, I said: ‘A bunch of nonsense. Al Gore’s imagination,’” Inglis told PBS in 2012. ….
As to whether Trump should be impeached, Inglis said that Republicans should try to think about what they would do if the president were a Democrat.
“What would we do if Barack Obama had done this?” Inglis said, referring to Trump’s pressure on Ukraine to investigate former Vice President Joe Biden. “I think the answer is pretty clear. We would have impeached him and removed him from office very quickly. I just want fellow Republicans to think about that.”
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They are vile, power-hungry, & inhumane. They are this close to one-party rule. There is nothing they won't do. Not a goddamned thing is too low for this mob. And the base will eat it up. There is nothing the base loves more than owning the libs. They love it even more than an economy that works for everyone. 
