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Tom Friedman, NYT - Impeach 'the Con', Save America (Original Post) malaise Dec 2019 OP
That should be on a shirt! dustyscamp Dec 2019 #1
or a bumper sticker malaise Dec 2019 #2
Or a neck tattoo lame54 Dec 2019 #3
From the article: guillaumeb Dec 2019 #4
The will of the people was for Hillary to be president Poiuyt Dec 2019 #5
And Obama prior to that. However, speaking of impeachment, guillaumeb Dec 2019 #7
It's a very good read malaise Dec 2019 #6
Agreed on both points. guillaumeb Dec 2019 #8

guillaumeb

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4. From the article:
Wed Dec 11, 2019, 05:46 PM
Dec 2019
Generally speaking, I believe presidents should be elected and removed by the voters at the polls. But when I hear Trump defenders scream, “Impeachment subverts the will of the people,” I say: “Really? What the hell do you think Trump was doing in Ukraine?” He was subverting the will of the people by scheming to use our tax dollars to knock out his most feared opponent in the coming election — rather than trusting voters to do that.



The only reason the plot was aborted was that a whistle-blower from the intelligence community drew attention to the president’s plan, forcing him to release the money to Ukraine — moments before his shakedown exploded into public view. Trump was like a bank robber with a gun to a teller’s head, who suddenly heard the police sirens approaching and ran off before he could stash the money in his bag.


He was caught, and he stopped.
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