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Senate Decided Not to Call Trump Impeachment Witnesses Because ‘People Want to Get Home for Valentine’s Day’: Report Senate Democrats had, despite their collective vote to hear witnesses, not actually…

57-43.  7 R's voted to convict:  Ben Sasse, Mitt Romney, Lisa Murkowski, Susan Collins, Pat Toomey, Richard Burr, and Bill Cassidy. That's a lot.  43 Rethugs sealed their names in…

I understand that some people don't like confrontation. But to be so devoted to non-confrontation that you prefer humiliation at the hands of scoundrels is beyond me.

In a way I miss the days when Republican fuckwits would come here and try to defend the horrible shit elected Republicans were up to. It would be especially interesting to hear them argue that attacking the congress and killing cops is OK because ...Maxine Waters...used the word 'fight' once ...(?)

Prompted by the fact that Bruce Springsteen is having perhaps the roughest week of his public life. First he filmed a commercial for the first time -- for Jeep, of…

The takeaway from the second day of "Impeachment 2: Impeach Harder" seems to be that Trump deliberately riled up his mob to target VP Mike Pence. Lots of people were…

Facing financial ruin, did these dumbfucks ever say "Wow, capitalism really is bullshit." Nope. They said, "I'll fight for Trump. He cares about regular people like me." It is really…

Trump impeachment "defense" lawyer Bruce Castor says 'don't impeach, just go to Mara Lago arrest him.' I say impeach AND go arrest him.

ATLANTA — Prosecutors in Fulton County have initiated a criminal investigation into former President Donald J. Trump’s attempts to overturn Georgia’s election results, including a phone call he made to Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger in which Mr. Trump pressured him to “find” enough votes to help him reverse his loss. On Wednesday, Fani Willis, the recently elected Democratic prosecutor in Fulton County, sent a letter to numerous officials in state government, including Mr. Raffensperger, requesting that they preserve documents related to Mr. Trump’s call, according to a state official with knowledge of the letter. The letter explicitly stated that the request was part of a criminal investigation, said the official, who insisted on anonymity to discuss internal matters.