Comments by "Hugh Jorgan" (@HughJorgan1) on "Smerconish: The Supreme Court comes up short" video.

A better example of an attempted coup was the Democrat's 100% partisan impeachment. Pelosi, Schiff and the rest of the Democrat liars should've been charged with treason.
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I find it mind boggling there's Democrats and Trump haters calling this "treason" and a "coup attempt". I remind you the Democrats conducted a 100% partisan impeachment that wasn't based on a crime. It was a clear abuse of Congressional powers and spat on the Constitution. THAT'S what a coup attempt looks like.
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Daniel Brien Garrison .."Obstructing Congress" isn't a crime....it's just a ridiculous made-up term from Democrats after they realized they had no evidence. It also ignores the Constitutional principle of "Separation of Power". Trump was entirely within his powers to ignore supoeana's to the Executive Branch. I also remind you Clinton's impeachment was bi partisan and involved actual crimes, including a felony. Trump's legacy is solid while Clinton's is forever tarnished. Lastly, please remember what Pelosi said in 2017: "We can't impeach Trump unless it's bi partisan". She knew that history would view a 100% partisan impeachment as completely useless and an abuse of Congressional powers.
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Daniel Brien Garrison ...Again, "Obstruction of Congress" isn't a crime. And again, it's a ludicrous charge in the context of Constitutional Separation of Power. For example, many Presidents (including Clinton and Obama) have ignored Congressional supoenas to the Executive Branch. Were they also "obstructing Congress"? (rhetorical question). And you'd be wise to do some research on the details behind Clinton's impeachment. In addition to Obstruction of Justice (a crime), his charges included "Witness Tampering". Bottom line, I will agree that Trump used poor judgement in his Ukraine call. But it was abuse of Congressional powers for the Democrats to try to impeach.
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Daniel Brien Garrison ..I respect your ability to do some basic research on the topic. But none of your points change the fact Trump's impeachment was 100% partisan, wasn't based on a crime, and was clear Abuse of Congressional Powers by the Democrat party. And none of your points change the fact Clinton's impeachment was bi partisan and based on crimes, including a felony. Bottom line, I know it's upsetting to Democrats and Trump haters that his legacy isn't remotely tarnished by the Democrat's coup attempt. Thanks for the chat. In the future, try to leave out the insults (i.e. calling me an "idiot"). Have a good one.
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Nope, treason was the Democrat's 100% partisan impeachment of Trump that wasn't based on a crime and spat on the Constitution.
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@TheSecondBeef ..You appear to disagree with something I said. There's 7 Levels of Disagreement (google in images). The bottom 2 levels are using ad hominem and insults. In other words, your comment is completely useless. Why do you disagree with my comment?
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@mrsky67 ..Please see my other reply just above. Why do you disagree with my comment?
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@TheSecondBeef ..Thanks for proving my point.
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@greggarsenault4457 ..I believe your comment was intended for me. I remind you that Trump's impeachment was 100% partisan. And worse, the Democrats couldn't even get all their House members to go along with the scam, as 2 voted against their own party. And the impeachment wasn't base on a crime. It was a coup attempt and clear Abuse of Congressional Powers by the Democrat party. For comparison, please remember that Clinton's impeachment was bi partisan and involved actual crimes, including a felony. Lastly, remember what Pelosi said in 2017" "We can't impeach Trump unless it's bi partisan".
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@dilbertdoe601 ..If an impeachment is 100% partisan and is neither based on a crime nor supported with evidence...it's most certainly a coup attempt. And as I said, even the idiot, liar Pelosi knew the Democrats would forever be known as the party that attempted a coup and spat on the Constitution when she said in 2017: "We can't impeach Trump unless it's bi partisan".
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The Electoral College votes are based on the popular vote in each State. Every vote matters.
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