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That seems sketchy. That feels like it would violate senate rules. But I'm more thinking about the senators who are worried about primary just not show up. Between the democrats and the Rs that will convict (sasse, Romney, Collins, murkowski... likely more), there would be plenty to offset the lackeysHughFreakingDillon said:
correct. the thing I read recently is that if Schumer really wanted to be shrewd about this; he could refuse to seat the seditionist senators, only seat the dems and the rest and he easily (apparently) reaches the 2/3 majority of those seated.mrussel1 said:So someone check me on this. To convict, you need 2/3 if the senators sitting. So long as a quorum is reached you don't necessarily need 66 senators0 -
it SEEMS sketchy. but it's within the rules, from what i read. and if people want the dems to start playing hardball, start there.mrussel1 said:
That seems sketchy. That feels like it would violate senate rules. But I'm more thinking about the senators who are worried about primary just not show up. Between the democrats and the Rs that will convict (sasse, Romney, Collins, murkowski... likely more), there would be plenty to offset the lackeysHughFreakingDillon said:
correct. the thing I read recently is that if Schumer really wanted to be shrewd about this; he could refuse to seat the seditionist senators, only seat the dems and the rest and he easily (apparently) reaches the 2/3 majority of those seated.mrussel1 said:So someone check me on this. To convict, you need 2/3 if the senators sitting. So long as a quorum is reached you don't necessarily need 66 senators
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So the majority leader can refuse to seat any senator he wishes, for any reason?HughFreakingDillon said:
it SEEMS sketchy. but it's within the rules, from what i read. and if people want the dems to start playing hardball, start there.mrussel1 said:
That seems sketchy. That feels like it would violate senate rules. But I'm more thinking about the senators who are worried about primary just not show up. Between the democrats and the Rs that will convict (sasse, Romney, Collins, murkowski... likely more), there would be plenty to offset the lackeysHughFreakingDillon said:
correct. the thing I read recently is that if Schumer really wanted to be shrewd about this; he could refuse to seat the seditionist senators, only seat the dems and the rest and he easily (apparently) reaches the 2/3 majority of those seated.mrussel1 said:So someone check me on this. To convict, you need 2/3 if the senators sitting. So long as a quorum is reached you don't necessarily need 66 senators
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Senate was sworn in on the 3rd with the house members for the 117th congress. so what are you talking about?
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sorry, no, that was incorrect. it's newly elected members only. but now I looked it up and the supreme court found any duly elected member cannot be refused to be seated unless they don't fit the specific requirements of age, citizenship or residency.mrussel1 said:
So the majority leader can refuse to seat any senator he wishes, for any reason?HughFreakingDillon said:
it SEEMS sketchy. but it's within the rules, from what i read. and if people want the dems to start playing hardball, start there.mrussel1 said:
That seems sketchy. That feels like it would violate senate rules. But I'm more thinking about the senators who are worried about primary just not show up. Between the democrats and the Rs that will convict (sasse, Romney, Collins, murkowski... likely more), there would be plenty to offset the lackeysHughFreakingDillon said:
correct. the thing I read recently is that if Schumer really wanted to be shrewd about this; he could refuse to seat the seditionist senators, only seat the dems and the rest and he easily (apparently) reaches the 2/3 majority of those seated.mrussel1 said:So someone check me on this. To convict, you need 2/3 if the senators sitting. So long as a quorum is reached you don't necessarily need 66 senators
FUCK EM.
previously, article 1 section 5 of the constitution was interpreted as the house and senate could basically "self govern" as to the qualifications of their own members, and refuse to seat them for any reason.
i really wish these articles I read would get their shit straight.Your boos mean nothing to me, for I have seen what makes you cheer0 -
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Stay classy Trump:
Trump was enraged that Pence was refusing to try to overturn the election. In a series of meetings, the president had pressed relentlessly, alternately cajoling and browbeating him. Finally, just before Pence headed to the Capitol to oversee the electoral vote count last Wednesday, Trump called the vice president’s residence to push one last time.
“You can either go down in history as a patriot,” Trump told him, according to two people briefed on the conversation, “or you can go down in history as a pussy.”
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Good clarification.HughFreakingDillon said:
sorry, no, that was incorrect. it's newly elected members only. but now I looked it up and the supreme court found any duly elected member cannot be refused to be seated unless they don't fit the specific requirements of age, citizenship or residency.mrussel1 said:
So the majority leader can refuse to seat any senator he wishes, for any reason?HughFreakingDillon said:
it SEEMS sketchy. but it's within the rules, from what i read. and if people want the dems to start playing hardball, start there.mrussel1 said:
That seems sketchy. That feels like it would violate senate rules. But I'm more thinking about the senators who are worried about primary just not show up. Between the democrats and the Rs that will convict (sasse, Romney, Collins, murkowski... likely more), there would be plenty to offset the lackeysHughFreakingDillon said:
correct. the thing I read recently is that if Schumer really wanted to be shrewd about this; he could refuse to seat the seditionist senators, only seat the dems and the rest and he easily (apparently) reaches the 2/3 majority of those seated.mrussel1 said:So someone check me on this. To convict, you need 2/3 if the senators sitting. So long as a quorum is reached you don't necessarily need 66 senators
FUCK EM.
previously, article 1 section 5 of the constitution was interpreted as the house and senate could basically "self govern" as to the qualifications of their own members, and refuse to seat them for any reason.
i really wish these articles I read would get their shit straight.
I still think that it can get done by some of the more 'vulnerable' senators sitting it out.0 -
Right. Not gonna happen, though. They have to go right to this instead of waiting 100 days regardless. You can't force an impeachment and then delay, you'll look like hypocrites. Let the R's keep doing that.HughFreakingDillon said:
correct. the thing I read recently is that if Schumer really wanted to be shrewd about this; he could refuse to seat the seditionist senators, only seat the dems and the rest and he easily (apparently) reaches the 2/3 majority of those seated.mrussel1 said:So someone check me on this. To convict, you need 2/3 if the senators sitting. So long as a quorum is reached you don't necessarily need 66 senators
Man, this What-About-ism on the House floor is at an all-time high.0 -
i had to stop watching. it's all the same bluster and hoping for sound bites to be published by fox news.Jearlpam0925 said:
Right. Not gonna happen, though. They have to go right to this instead of waiting 100 days regardless. You can't force an impeachment and then delay, you'll look like hypocrites. Let the R's keep doing that.HughFreakingDillon said:
correct. the thing I read recently is that if Schumer really wanted to be shrewd about this; he could refuse to seat the seditionist senators, only seat the dems and the rest and he easily (apparently) reaches the 2/3 majority of those seated.mrussel1 said:So someone check me on this. To convict, you need 2/3 if the senators sitting. So long as a quorum is reached you don't necessarily need 66 senators
Man, this What-About-ism on the House floor is at an all-time high.Your boos mean nothing to me, for I have seen what makes you cheer0 -
I turned it off when they passed it on to the "Gentleman" from Florida Mr. Gaetz. I just couldn't.HughFreakingDillon said:
i had to stop watching. it's all the same bluster and hoping for sound bites to be published by fox news.Jearlpam0925 said:
Right. Not gonna happen, though. They have to go right to this instead of waiting 100 days regardless. You can't force an impeachment and then delay, you'll look like hypocrites. Let the R's keep doing that.HughFreakingDillon said:
correct. the thing I read recently is that if Schumer really wanted to be shrewd about this; he could refuse to seat the seditionist senators, only seat the dems and the rest and he easily (apparently) reaches the 2/3 majority of those seated.mrussel1 said:So someone check me on this. To convict, you need 2/3 if the senators sitting. So long as a quorum is reached you don't necessarily need 66 senators
Man, this What-About-ism on the House floor is at an all-time high.Someone brought up Kathy Griffin's severed head joke. OK, we'll just give a pass to an insurrection.1995 Milwaukee 1998 Alpine, Alpine 2003 Albany, Boston, Boston, Boston 2004 Boston, Boston 2006 Hartford, St. Paul (Petty), St. Paul (Petty) 2011 Alpine, Alpine
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yeah that was a travesty. love the slasher flicks. i bought the friday the 13th box set when it came out a few months ago. have been too busy to open it and watch any of them though...mrussel1 said:
Yes!!! Greatest analogy ever!Spiritual_Chaos said:Agreed... this is not a "mistake" like replacing Kane Hodder as Jason Vorhees in Freddy VS Jason"You can tell the greatness of a man by what makes him angry." - Lincoln
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exactly. they are SO the same.OnWis97 said:
I turned it off when they passed it on to the "Gentleman" from Florida Mr. Gaetz. I just couldn't.HughFreakingDillon said:
i had to stop watching. it's all the same bluster and hoping for sound bites to be published by fox news.Jearlpam0925 said:
Right. Not gonna happen, though. They have to go right to this instead of waiting 100 days regardless. You can't force an impeachment and then delay, you'll look like hypocrites. Let the R's keep doing that.HughFreakingDillon said:
correct. the thing I read recently is that if Schumer really wanted to be shrewd about this; he could refuse to seat the seditionist senators, only seat the dems and the rest and he easily (apparently) reaches the 2/3 majority of those seated.mrussel1 said:So someone check me on this. To convict, you need 2/3 if the senators sitting. So long as a quorum is reached you don't necessarily need 66 senators
Man, this What-About-ism on the House floor is at an all-time high.Someone brought up Kathy Griffin's severed head joke. OK, we'll just give a pass to an insurrection.Your boos mean nothing to me, for I have seen what makes you cheer0 -
Wow. So Mitch won't accept articles of impeachment before the inauguration. That helps Dems then. They can then point to this and then take it up once Chuck is majority leader.0
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Either Mitch is being a dick and led the Dems to think he would get behind conviction or he's doing them a favor and telling them he doesn't have enough votes to convict.Jearlpam0925 said:Wow. So Mitch won't accept articles of impeachment before the inauguration. That helps Dems then. They can then point to this and then take it up once Chuck is majority leader.Remember the Thomas Nine !! (10/02/2018)
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Or he's hoping more evidence will come out and it will become a slam dunk case.Gern Blansten said:
Either Mitch is being a dick and led the Dems to think he would get behind conviction or he's doing them a favor and telling them he doesn't have enough votes to convict.Jearlpam0925 said:Wow. So Mitch won't accept articles of impeachment before the inauguration. That helps Dems then. They can then point to this and then take it up once Chuck is majority leader.I'll ride the wave where it takes me......0 -
I think so too. He won't be removed from office but it's sort of like Mitch is punting. He was eager to start the last trial because he knew acquittal was assured.Jearlpam0925 said:Wow. So Mitch won't accept articles of impeachment before the inauguration. That helps Dems then. They can then point to this and then take it up once Chuck is majority leader.0 -
Correct - wiping his hands clean, but this may also give the Republican Party the opportunity to take that route of no longer being the Party of Trump. Probably lets Inauguration Day speak for itself, too. If it turns into a Shit Show they can also point to that as an example of never letting him run for office again.mrussel1 said:
I think so too. He won't be removed from office but it's sort of like Mitch is punting. He was eager to start the last trial because he knew acquittal was assured.Jearlpam0925 said:Wow. So Mitch won't accept articles of impeachment before the inauguration. That helps Dems then. They can then point to this and then take it up once Chuck is majority leader.0 -
Yeah. Let them come and unleash the guard.Jearlpam0925 said:
Correct - wiping his hands clean, but this may also give the Republican Party the opportunity to take that route of no longer being the Party of Trump. Probably lets Inauguration Day speak for itself, too. If it turns into a Shit Show they can also point to that as an example of never letting him run for office again.mrussel1 said:
I think so too. He won't be removed from office but it's sort of like Mitch is punting. He was eager to start the last trial because he knew acquittal was assured.Jearlpam0925 said:Wow. So Mitch won't accept articles of impeachment before the inauguration. That helps Dems then. They can then point to this and then take it up once Chuck is majority leader.0
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