Ever since Cohen turned into a member of the Resistance to seemingly save his own backside and Manafort was found guilty of something that had nothing to do with collusion, the Left has been losing its damn mind more so than usual because they think this will somehow lead to Hillary being president.
We’ve been more than happy to point out that the odds of them actually removing Trump are very, very low and even if they somehow managed it, we get President Pence who truth be told, is far more Conservative than the president.
Perhaps they should be careful what they ask for?
Ari Fleischer put together a short, unbiased, and factual thread about why Trump shouldn’t be impeached:
I don’t care for Trump’s style. He can be too offensive & divisive. I like many of his policies. If he fires Mueller/pardons Manafort, I’d consider impeachment. But nothing so far merits impeachment. The remedy 4 those who can’t stand him is political. Beat him in ‘20 if you can.
— Ari Fleischer (@AriFleischer) August 23, 2018
Bingo.
Enough digging and hoping for some dirt that even if found likely wouldn’t get him removed.
That being said, the Left already failed to beat the most unpopular GOP candidate in history so maybe they’re just desperate …
People are asking me why firing/pardoning might make me support impeachment. Here’s why: Trump has the constitutional right to do both, but I believe either one would be obstruction of justice, designed to protect himself. That’s not the purpose of those presidential powers.
— Ari Fleischer (@AriFleischer) August 23, 2018
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Fair.
I also think firing a subordinate officer like Comey is different. Comey had other duties and lost the trust of potus. Mueller’s only job is to investigate Trump. Firing Mueller would be an attempt to interfere with the investigation.
— Ari Fleischer (@AriFleischer) August 23, 2018
If Trump waited until the Mueller probe was over and then pardoned Manafort, the timing would indicate the pardon was not meant to curry favor. That would put it in a different light. (It would be unwise to pardon a tax cheat, but that’s a different story.)
— Ari Fleischer (@AriFleischer) August 23, 2018
My bottom line is simple: Trump won and the will of the people should not be lightly set aside. I have heard nothing so far that rises to an impeachable offense. The best remedies in a democracy are through the ballot box – not one-party impeachments.
— Ari Fleischer (@AriFleischer) August 23, 2018
But Russia! Trump! Hillary!
Cohen?
So good.
The will of the electoral college. More voters voted for @HillaryClinton. Stop making it sound like there’s a majority of the US electorate that voted for @realDonaldTrump, it’s simply not the case. There is no mandate.
— Will Mohler (@will_mohler) August 23, 2018
Don’t you love how Democrats don’t want to change themselves when they lose? They want to change the system they couldn’t beat.
Sad.
Trumps being “elected” is the perfect case against the electoral college.
— Pamela (@lilsma43) August 23, 2018
Please explain how lying about a blowjob is an impeachable offense but directing your lawyer to commit campaign finance fraud is not.
— Suzanna Flynn (@Suzyfly) August 23, 2018
Ari even explains that he would support impeachment under certain circumstances and these people still can’t deal.
*sigh*
Resistance is gonna resist. *shrug*
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