Comments by "Kevin Skinner" (@kevinskinner4986) on "Donald J. Trump: Twice Impeached (2017 – 2021)" video.

You're going to have to, unless you have a time machine stashed in your basement.
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..... he literally spent months shilling fake cures like a carnie.
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.... it feels that way because right-leaning sources hump Trump's leg like a randy dog.
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Why? He did a fucking awful job. Pick somebody competent instead of cult worship. I look forward to 2028 at the cheering crowds when Trump goes "The Democrats cheated again!" and then sends the military to seize all of the votes and voting machines, don't you? You know he'll do it, he tried this time. The more baffling ones are the people wanting Trump's children to run after him, not because of anything they personally have done, but because Trump's their father and so they must be good presidents by proxy. You know, I thought we fought a war to get rid of hereditary leadership, but clearly I was mistaken.
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@ItsOfficiaI Yes? He pushed an anti-malaria medicine with no concrete evidence and no reliable testing whatsoever to the point of promoting a fucking "illness is caused by sex demons" witch doctor because that was the only person that would actually back him up.
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@thepsychomagus No, no of. It was a "peaceful" protest where you tried to beat cops to death with the flag and gouge their eyes out while screaming "Hang Mike Pence!" The founding fathers would have driven you back with gunfire and bayonets, not tear gas and harsh words, and Trump would have been hanged for sedition. Also, you didn't deny that you lied.
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@stussykr3w For a party that claims to "Defend the constitution" not a single one of you has read it. Trump was impeached twice. Impeachment is the trial in the House. Impeachment is NOT removal and regardless of what the Senate decides, Trump goes down in history as impeached. Not a single one of you fake patriots argues that Andrew Johnson or Bill Clinton were "failed impeachments". Also, considering that one of the senators from.... I want to say Florida flat-out-said that they would have voted to clear him even if they had hard proof of his guilt, that's probably not something to brag about. Then again, that should make you wave your little flag with joy because there's nothing more American than corruption lol.
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@thepsychomagus Oh look, another lying Republican The first was over Trump withholding funds to Ukraine to get information to help him in the next election, which you admit happened so is therefore not "false allegation". The second was in response to Trump's followers attempting a coup.
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So.... where was Trump's hatred of "fake news" when Fox had guests being arrested for felony impersonation of law enforcement to spread bogus "inside information" about the Obama administration?
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Yes, after refusing to let evidence be presented, and as I recall, one of the senators from... Florida I think, flat-out admitted that even had he been shown concrete proof that Trump was guilty, he would have acquitted him anyways because it "wasn't the right time to change presidents" or something along those lines. By the way, voting against your actual beliefs in a criminal trial is called Jury Nullification. Lovely huh? It must make you so proud how corrupt your party is
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@nzbrotrev9028 You mean the evidence his own party blocked from being heard?
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@lakemanson8051 Had Hillary won, it would have been authorized a month sooner. She wouldn't have wasted thousands of human lives spending months tweeting how the virus would disappear on its own and that people should just take malaria medicine instead of seeking real help from the safety of his golf course.
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You do realize that the Republicans are going to defraud the midterms this year, right? They're currently in the middle of a power play passing laws in order to remove every Democrat election official and election board and replacing them with party stooges under direct control of the state legislature so that they hold complete control. It's too late for Georgia. It's already happened. When they start making excuses in order to change the election results completely unopposed because they've already fired everybody that can stop them, I bet you cheer yourself hoarse.
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No offense, but before trying to pretend that you want to "defend the constitution" - read the bloody thing first. Impeachment is the trial in the House, not removal from office. Conviction in the House is impeachment, regardless of what the Senate does.
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Depends on if he's allowed to. multiple states are going to bar him from being on the ballot under the... I think it's the 14th and there's a grand jury deliberating on whether to charge him with felony attempts to coerce an elected official to commit election fraud. Which he's guilty of, as we all know, but good luck getting a jury that doesn't nullify.
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