#Convict

Ramesh Ponnuru

RameshPonnuru

How could convicting Trump get 17 Republican votes in the Senate? Thread: 1/x Easiest votes to get are Romney, Toomey, Murkowski, Sasse, Collins. I think leadership would have to supply

Sunnyside

Sunnysidebot

1. So... in my home town when riots started this summer I was cowering in my friends house as we watched the news live all night long pretty much. 2.

Reid Ribble

RepRibble

I thought the video by the House managers yesterday was powerful. It showed what can result after two months of continued lies about the election being stolen. But the legitimate

Ali Velshi

AliVelshi

1/13This week, the Senate will hear arguments about why the former seditionist President of the United States should be convicted of Inciting an Insurrection. Democrats will argue that the former

sushant sareen

sushantsareen

I can bet my last dollar that these cases are going to fall when the sentences are appealed in the higher courts. Until now there is absolutely no info on

Dr. Michael Bitzer

BowTiePolitics

"If negotiating a post-Donald-Trump world has been a disorienting experience for Republicans around the country, it is especially acute in NC, a state that has become a polarized, and nearly

Ari Berman

AriBerman

Shocking stat: 57 senators who voted to convict Trump represent 76.7 MILLION more Americans than 43 senators who voted to acquit Senators voting to impeach represent 61.6% of Americans (202

Palmer Report

PalmerReport

1) The media has once again used magic wand theory to bait you into believing something different than reality. It painted an impeachment trial conviction as a magic wand. It

Julian Sanchez

normative

This is an utterly bizarre thing to write.https://www.nationalreview.com/2021/02/what-happened-to-officer-sicknick/ It’s bizarre, to be clear, because even if it turned out that Sicknick just coincidentally dropped dead for reasons totall

Brad DeLong: 'Live long, & prosper!'

delong

**David Frum**: _Impeachment Did Not Prevail, But Trump Still Lost_: ‘Senators showed courage worth enduring historical honor. Seven were Republicans: Richard Burr, Bill Cassidy, Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski, Mitt Romney,

Chris Geidner

chrisgeidner

Yikes.https://twitter.com/kaitlancollins/status/1355683228640813061 I get those responding, “Who cares? They’re not going to convict.” I get that thinking, but, two points, and one already coming out here: If Republican senators are g

Oliver Willis

owillis

in the early days of mmfa we were the first ones to actually listen to limbaugh and report back to people on it. literally nobody had ever bothered to do

Greg Olear

gregolear

Just watched House Managers presser:>>Raskin says they only needed Beutler's statement about the McCarthy/Trump call, as that was new. They got it into the record. They got what they wanted.

Michael Coughlin

ABereanOne

Dan Phillips @BibChr has pointed out for years that our problem is not a lack of good preaching and teaching, but a reticence to hear and respond to the truth

Chad Pergram

ChadPergram

A) Much of Congress is scripted. We usually know the outcome of things. Sometimes day in advance.But today, a huge, O. Henry surprise. And where this takes the second impeachment

Dan Barkhuff VFRL.org

DBarkhuff

A war story: in 2005 I was a junior officer in Afghanistan. A navsof operation targeting a local warlord named Ahmed Shah went horribly wrong, a four man team was

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