Joe Biden Discussion

[Veovis]

Except after months of searching and the inquiry beginning this week,

I love how the time frames you like are so vastly different.

Trump investigations 8-9 YEARS

Biden - couple months, time to say nothing to see here. (and that's after media, and intelligence agencies COVERED UP evidence for years, imagine if they did their job instead)

Spend the same time and resources THEN come back and see.

Either way, neither should be the next president.

[PoplarSoul]

Except after months of searching and the inquiry beginning this week,

Trump investigations 8-9 YEARS

Both Trump's impeachments were presidency related.
Not possible to have been investigated for 8-9 years.

First impeachment of Donald Trump, the 2019 impeachment on charges of abuse of power and obstruction of Congress.
Second impeachment of Donald Trump, the 2021 impeachment on a charge of incitement of insurrection.

[Veovis]

2016 wins election

Pelosi immediately stated - I will impeach him.

2023 - still going

sorry 7 years non stop investigations and digging and JUST now getting somewhere.

Do that to Joe for 7 solid years and see where things are, quitting after barely looking and having intelligence and media helping cover it up for Joe makes it a lot harder to make headway.

All I'm saying is people need to compare apples an Apples, not years with weeks.

And again, neither should be president.

[Pappywinkle]

I love how the time frames you like are so vastly different.

Trump investigations 8-9 YEARS

Biden - couple months, time to say nothing to see here. (and that's after media, and intelligence agencies COVERED UP evidence for years, imagine if they did their job instead)

Spend the same time and resources THEN come back and see.

Either way, neither should be the next president.

And I love watching the goalposts get moved as Republicans' promises to impeach President Biden keep falling flat. One would think that if Republicans needed 8-9 years to find evidence on President Biden they wouldn't humiliate themselves by claiming they already have tons of evidence and then holding ridiculous impeachment inquiries where they try and pass QAnon nonsense as evidence.

[Pappywinkle]

2016 wins election

Pelosi immediately stated - I will impeach him.

2023 - still going

sorry 7 years non stop investigations and digging and JUST now getting somewhere.

Do that to Joe for 7 solid years and see where things are, quitting after barely looking and having intelligence and media helping cover it up for Joe makes it a lot harder to make headway.

All I'm saying is people need to compare apples an Apples, not years with weeks.

And again, neither should be president.

Trump was first impeached in 2019 - not 'still going'. And Republicans have been threatening to impeach Biden since 2020. So the timelines aren't that dissimilar at all at both around 3 years. The only difference is Republicans failed to produce even a shred of evidence upon which to impeach Biden.

Either there's no evidence of President Biden's alleged corruption or the GOP are totally incompetent. I think it's both.

[Pappywinkle]

Trump was impeached twice, based on actual evidence,

Not really.

Yes really.

[GordonH]

Not really.

Yes really.

Why was there no guilty verdict against Trump, even though they had evidence.

[Silverstarqueen]

Yes really.

Why was there no guilty verdict against Trump, even though they had evidence.

Because Republicans believed that the election was stolen and that Trump had every right to send his thugs to attack the capitol.

[The Green Barbarian]

Because Republicans believed that the election was stolen

And it was. But time to move on to Biden getting destroyed in 2024. That walking bag of senile manure needs to go.

[the truth]

Because Republicans believed that the election was stolen

And it was. But time to move on to Biden getting destroyed in 2024. That walking bag of senile manure needs to go.

a long time ago,

[PoplarSoul]

Why was there no guilty verdict against Trump, even though they had evidence.

The Constitution requires a two-thirds vote of the Senate to convict, and the penalty for an impeached official upon conviction is removal from office. In some cases, the Senate has also disqualified such officials from holding public offices in the future. There is no appeal.

First impeachment.

How senators voted on Trump’s impeachment

Senators voted largely along party lines to acquit President Donald Trump on charges that he abused power and obstructed Congress when he allegedly sought to pressure Ukraine to investigate his rivals. Two-thirds of the Senate would have been required to convict Trump and remove him from office — something that’s never happened before in U.S. history.

https://www.politico.com/interactives/2 ... e-results/

Second impeachment.

Here’s how senators voted on Trump's second impeachment

House impeachment managers needed to convince 17 Republicans to join all Democrats to impeach the president. In the end, seven Republicans joined Democrats, meaning Trump was acquitted of inciting insurrectionists to attack the Capitol on Jan. 6.

https://www.politico.com/interactives/2 ... nate-vote/

[The Green Barbarian]

First impeachment.

We can only hope this is what is in store for the Biden Crime Family syndicate. Thanks for posting.

[PoplarSoul]

Pelosi immediately stated - I will impeach him.

2023 - still going

Both impeachment are done and over with. 2019 and 2021
The 4 indictments and the 91 criminal charges are different.
Pelosi has nothing to do with it. The House of Representatives and the Senate have nothing to do with it.
Republicans have been wanting to impeach President Biden ever since he won in 2020.
If they can find evidence they should go ahead but I don't think they have anything yet.
If and when impeached, will he be convicted?
I doubt it.

The Constitution requires a two-thirds vote of the Senate to convict, and the penalty for an impeached official upon conviction is removal from office.

[The Green Barbarian]

Both impeachment are done and over with.

And both were unsubstantiated garbage brought forward by disgusting and evil Peloser scum.

[Pappywinkle]

Republicans have been wanting to impeach President Biden ever since he won in 2020.
If they can find evidence they should go ahead but I don't think they have anything yet.

Yup, the fact that the GOP hasn't produced a shred of evidence after repeatedly claiming they did is just so embarrassing.