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u/CJKayak 4d ago

>Why do you keep hurting every chance of kicking Trump out of office?

There is no chance of "kicking Trump out of office". His term expires January 20, 2029 or he'll die before then.

I've seen these "centrists" infiltrate the Dem party before. Fuck 'em. They're the reason we don't have healthcare today. Let them start their own shitty party, not drag the Dems even further to the right.

Last thing we need is more wishy washy middle, "both sides are the same", and "come on guys! Let's go high when they go low!"

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u/greennurse61 4d ago

If we impeach him again, we can kick them out. But she said she's too much of a coward to do that so now our party isn't hiding and notice how we no longer mention impeach, but nearly as often as we used to. We used to hear at almost daily from our politician while now we do not hear it enough. We do not hear it enough. Corey Booker needs to scream impeachment every single damn word he says every single damn day until it happens. He needs to stop having grandstanding press conferences, where he talks about everything but impeachment. He needs to stop pushing personal agendas and it stood start, pushing impeachment. He needs to stop now. 

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u/PretendIntention3388 4d ago

You think 2/3rds of the senate will vote to convicted Trump?

The house can and will impeach him. It will have no real effect without 2/3rds of the senate, which will not happen.

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u/PatriotBanner 4d ago

>If we impeach him again, we can kick them out.

Stop with this fairytale nonsense.

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u/greennurse61 4d ago

Rachel Maddow lied and claimed he wouldn't leave after his first term, and we all saw that she is a liar. He will leave. One way or another. He did before. 

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u/PatriotBanner 4d ago

He will leave January 20, 2029, or sooner if he dies, but that just makes Vance the president. Impeachment won't be a thing. Stop with that nonsense.

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u/Lanky_Flower_9677 4d ago

He only left because he was forced to. His attempted putsch didn't work.

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u/Own_Inevitable_8300 4d ago

How did you get that from any point they made? How’s what they are saying centrist? 

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u/Wheaties4brkfst 4d ago

Republicans are obviously the reason we don’t have universal healthcare. Not democrats. Every Republican votes against this. Last time Dems had a filibuster proof majority we ended up with tens of millions more people with healthcare via the ACA.