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Senate Dems shirk Constitutional Duty and just Dismiss Mayorkas Impeachment

I think the dems are just rejecting this purely political process in order to allow the voters to weight in on this issue. National policy dictates that nothing should be done about anything if there is a split government and an election is coming.
 
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I think the dems are just rejecting this purely political process in order to allow the voters to weight in on this. National policy dictates that nothing should be done about anything if there is a split government and an election is coming.
They did this because they know if they allowed themselves to rehash all of the nonsense happening at the border that they’d look like horseshit when they ignored it…right before the election. So, they’d rather just take the shit for doing this because it makes them look less terrible.
 
Followed the Constitution to the letter.

Determined that both articles of impeachment were unconstitutional (for referencing conduct that did not rise to the level of high crimes etc) and thus no need for trial.

Much like a motion to dismiss.
 
They did this because they know if they allowed themselves to rehash all of the nonsense happening at the border that they’d look like horseshit when they ignored it…right before the election. So, they’d rather just take the shit for doing this because it makes them look less terrible.

My answer was facetious.

They dismissed the impeachment because it's their prerogative, just like it always has been.
 
I don’t recall you being as up in arms when the Republican led Senate refused to hold a vote on the nomination of Merrick Garland? Is that a constitutional responsibility?
Then you weren’t paying attention because I called the GOP out for it every time it was brought up. Nice try. One of the most egregious things they’ve ever done. Sorry. Try something else.
 
Anyone else hearing crickets?
No. For what?

Whoops. Post 14 from a thread back in 2018. @theiacowtipper can take a look too.

 
Followed the Constitution to the letter.

Determined that both articles of impeachment were unconstitutional (for referencing conduct that did not rise to the level of high crimes etc) and thus no need for trial.

Much like a motion to dismiss.
"High crimes and misdemeanors" was specifically included to weed out impeachments of this sort. Not that @FAUlty Gator cares. He'll just keep on trucking.
 
"High crimes and misdemeanors" was specifically included to weed out impeachments of this sort. Not that @FAUlty Gator cares. He'll just keep on trucking.
High crimes and misdemeanors has never been defined by the constitution. The articles of impeachment were delivered to the Senate. By their own rules they need to begin the hearing of the evidence (by 1pm the next day) and then need 2/3 to convict…which they definitely would have gotten.

Again, they chose this so their failings at the border do t get rehashed on national TV day after day this close to an election. Period.
 
The GOP in the Senate are stalwarts for protecting the institution.

I’ll save my outrage.
Agreed they’re awful. And so are the Dems. It’s obvious.

They don’t want to protect our borders. And they don’t want any accountability for anyone failing to protect our borders. And this shows just how embarrassed they are by it that they don’t even want it litigated publicly.
 
High crimes and misdemeanors has never been defined by the constitution. The articles of impeachment were delivered to the Senate. By their own rules they need to begin the hearing of the evidence (by 1pm the next day) and then need 2/3 to convict…which they definitely would have gotten.

Again, they chose this so their failings at the border do t get rehashed on national TV day after day this close to an election. Period.

Bro. You think the Senate would have gotten 2/3rds to convict Mayorkas?

C’mon. That’s your gout taking nonsense.
 
High crimes and misdemeanors has never been defined by the constitution. The articles of impeachment were delivered to the Senate. By their own rules they need to begin the hearing of the evidence (by 1pm the next day) and then need 2/3 to convict…which they definitely would have gotten.

Again, they chose this so their failings at the border do t get rehashed on national TV day after day this close to an election. Period.
The border problem the Democrats negotiated in good faith this winter to address with compromise legislation that the GOP just killed so they can try to politicize the issue in the 2024 general election you mean? 🙄
 
Agreed they’re awful. And so are the Dems. It’s obvious.

They don’t want to protect our borders. And they don’t want any accountability for anyone failing to protect our borders. And this shows just how embarrassed they are by it that they don’t even want it litigated publicly.

Let me know about the high crimes. Until the law to change asylum claims is resolved, this ain’t an issue. This is on Congress to do their damn job.
 
The border problem the Democrats negotiated in good faith this winter to address with compromise legislation that the GOP just killed so they can try to politicize the issue in the 2024 general election you mean? 🙄
Yup. And I said as much. GOP is complicit in this with that bullshit move not even bringing the bill up for a vote. They should impeach themselves as well.
 
High crimes and misdemeanors has never been defined by the constitution. The articles of impeachment were delivered to the Senate. By their own rules they need to begin the hearing of the evidence (by 1pm the next day) and then need 2/3 to convict…which they definitely would have gotten.

Again, they chose this so their failings at the border do t get rehashed on national TV day after day this close to an election. Period.
I laugh everytime a con puts "period" at the end of a stupid post like it somehow cloaks their stupid argument with an invincibility shield.
 
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