Comments by "B Bodziak" (@B_Bodziak) on "Graham on new FISA abuse details, investigating Russia probe origins" video.

@mimsyborogove3906 You might as well give up trying to educate this lot. Those who comment on this channel are the 29-30% of diehards that actually believe God put Trump in office & are likely the same ones who believe(d) Obama was actually the Antichrist. You cannot open or clear the mind of someone who believes God hand-picked Trump to put the world back in order. Smh
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@mimsyborogove3906 It IS incredibly frustrating. I get through it by trying to have pity on them because they have already had the kool-aid. If you'll notice, their retorts are rarely factually based and almost always boil down to vulgar name calling. How can you possibly enlighten someone who's responses are based upon name calling? You can't. Encourage the young people you know to vote. The 18-24 yr old age group is the group that has historically voted the least BUT if they did vote, studies show they have the highest numbers and the most influence. I'm not a huge fan of AOC, but that's the age group in NY that actually turned out to vote & got her elected. Young people simply don't seem to realize the power in numbers that are literally at their fingertips.
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@mimsyborogove3906 I think it's a very touch & go to start impeachment hearings. While I personally believe there is enough evidence for the House to vote in favor to impeach Trump, I don't think the Senate will vote in favor to remove him. If that happens, Trump cannot face trial for those same crimes when he leaves office (double indemnity). Then he walks scott-free. As much as I want him out of office, but it won't get done through impeachment. Therefore, I'd rather the House do nothing and have him indicted the day after his term(s) ends. It's very frustrating to many of us and I, too, have a very hard time understanding how his supporters are able to ignore his & his cronies' actions. Worse yet, I don't know how they are able to acknowledge & then justify Trump's & many in the GOP's actions. It is beyond me how KY views McConnell and SC views Graham in a such a positive light that they're able to win re-election. It's as if we're living in two separate world's -- one based in reality and the other based in ?? The division in our country now runs so deep that no matter what Trump says or does, his side accepts it. What's worse to me is that they refuse to question anything he does. It's like a young child who doesn't question an abusive parent. Why? They don't know any better and can't reason past what they're told. I'm hoping that social media will help encourage young people to realize their vote does indeed matter. When I was young, like you, I didn't feel my vote mattered either and politics was a tangled mess that I didn't understand. Hopefully, our advanced technology & social media will change that -- and HOPEFULLY, even if Trump chooses to ignore that a foreign govt was able to interfere in our elections, the rest if the GOP won't! I cannot believe Trump supporters aren't throwing their arms up & raising hell over Russia infiltrating our system(s). Trump is taking no actions to secure our voting processes. Yet, if he loses in 2020, he will blame his loss on some type of "illegally gotten votes". I fear there will be widespread pockets of street violence if he loses, and I definitely don't think he'll leave the WH on his own accord if he loses in 2020. It's going to be a mess whether he's voted in or out in 2020.
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