>i was skeptical at first.
>but its pretty amazing what theyve been able to bring to the
>surface despite full on obstruction of justice.

I was skeptical, too. It's all documented here. I thought Dems would flub the shit out of this. And while I'm still of the belief that he'd never be removed from office, I think they've done an exceptional job at laying out this case considering the roadblocks.


>people dont even question whether trump is guilty (because the
>facts overwhelmingly point that way). they just question
>whether it clears the bar for impeachment.

Trump doesn't even question whether he's guilty. I mean he outright admitted it then solicited further campaign help. The fact that some people are shrugging it off is what's confounding. Madison literally wrote the rule for this exact reason.


>70% of americans believe trump pressing ukraine was wrong.
>https://twitter.com/MSNBC/status/1196605523749154816
>
>thats not exactly a failure at 'making their case'.
>
>if dems got access to the relevant communications (call logs,
>emails, etc) then it would be even higher...which is pretty
>remarkable when you think about it.
>
>right now support for impeachment itself is around 50% in most
>reputable polls. support for nixons impeachment was only in
>the low 50s...in a less partisan environment without a
>prevalent right wing media echo chamber...*after* nixon was
>caught on tape literally saying 'i did it'.

Trump did that too lol.