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targetpractice

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2. Q: If the House votes for impeachment...

Reply to Tom Rinaldo (Original post)

Sat May 25, 2019, 01:56 PM

May 2019

...Must the Senate take up a trial? Or, can McConnell refuse to hold a trial?

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There's a time window for Impeachment. "Tactics" may be germane within it, but that window is short [View all] Tom Rinaldo May 2019 OP

It's the end of May....we have time. nt UniteFightBack May 2019 #1

Q: If the House votes for impeachment... targetpractice May 2019 #2

Ah Ha! crazytown May 2019 #5

There is no window for Impeachment Trumpocalypse May 2019 #3

House must take it up in June AND FINISH BY mid-SEPTEMBER 4139 May 2019 #4

My point in a nutshell, though I think it could still work if it started in mid-september Tom Rinaldo May 2019 #12

Our Debates start in June, if there are 3-4 debates before impeach hearing begin it will 4139 May 2019 #13

Building a legal case isn't delusional. It's imperative StarfishSaver May 2019 #6

Nancy Pelosi is "keeping her powder dry" while pursuing smaller options. earthshine May 2019 #7

No window at all. Make GOP defend trump for 2020 election, we outnumber beachbum bob May 2019 #8

October is the unoffical start of the Wellstone ruled May 2019 #9

I agree that delay is a mistake fallrey May 2019 #10

Why is this agreement a good idea? fallrey May 2019 #11

Because it will expedite the appeal StarfishSaver May 2019 #14

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