Republicans want to investigate the “culture of corruption” they claim surrounds the president.

  • @[email protected]
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    There is not one ounce of honor or decency left in the Republican party.

    They’ve investigated this to death and found ZERO evidence and ZERO witnesses of any criminal activity, and yet they are moving to impeach.

    They are cartoonishly stupid and evil, and we’re forced to watch them destroy our democracy in slow motion.

    • IHeartBadCode
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      There is not one ounce of honor or decency left in the Republican party

      Oh that was already the case with buttery emails and before that birth certificate two, the long form-aroo. We all saw an exodus of long standing Republican Senators in middle of the road positions, because they saw the writing on the wall. Batshit crazy is the new GOP.

      • snooggums
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        1410 months ago

        Don’t forget the dozen or so bEnGhAzI investigations that also were a massive waste of time.

        • Billiam
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          Between Benghazi and buttery males, Hillary Clinton sat for over forty hours (that’s more than four tens!) testifying in front of Republicans. Guess who still hasn’t been arrested?

          The point isn’t to seriously investigate, the point is to use the idea of an investigation itself as pretext for their “CorruPT BiDen CRIme fAMiLY” narrative they’re gonna push on Fox.

    • LazaroFilm
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      1410 months ago

      That’s the issue with the two party system. You have to choose between batshit crazy extremist radicalized neo nazi party. Or the rest all into one party blended and diluted into a somewhere in the middle to please everyone but really no one is happy with party.

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        10 months ago

        I hate that argument.

        We became a global superpower under a two party system. We passed the New Deal under a two party system.

        It’s not the number of parties holding us back from greatness, and the suggestion that it is is what gets a fringe group of people to vote for Ralph Nader, and ultimately hand the country to George W Bush.

        Republican lunatics absolutely love their party right now. The problem is that democrats keep voting for moderates in the primaries because they think that voting for Bernie Sanders will wind up with us losing the general election… As if Republicans don’t already call Obama, Hillary, and Biden socialists and communists.

        • LazaroFilm
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          410 months ago

          You’re right. It’s not the number of parties. It’s where the separation of this parties is. The system worked great for a very long time until a group of extremists figured out a way to pull the blankets to them a bit more every year. Gerrymandering and lobbying to tip the balance more and more. In sports, when someone finds a loophole in the rules, they change the rules to keep the game fair. In politics, when they find a hole the dig it deeper and deeper. That’s the difference. None the less, the cure t result is two parties so imbalanced that realistically it’s a single watered down party and an extremist party.

    • BruceTwarzen
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      1210 months ago

      I don’t even care anymore about these clowns, but this is just a case of: you impeached our god and now we impeach your guy.