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kingdragonfly: I now have 45 seconds. I won't take them all. But it is repugnant to me and astonishing to me that during Christmas -- I like to call them "the holiday season" to be inclusive -- but during Christmas because the majority always wants to just call it Christmas.
That during Christmas, a time in which we celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ, a Jesus Christ who had to flee for his life with Mary and Joseph, thank God there wasn't a wall that stopped him from seeking refuge in Egypt. Thank God that wall wasn't there. And thank God there wasn't an administration like this, or he would have too, have perished on the 28th, on the Day of Innocents, when Herod ordered the murder of every child under 2 years of age.
Maybe I haven't gone a lot to Bible School. But I know that part. Thank God. Shame on everybody that separates children and allows them to stay at the other side of the border, fearing death. Fearing hunger. Fearing sickness. Shame on us for wearing our badge of Christianity during Christmas and allow the secretary to come here and lie.
Quoted this because it's the truth. These "Christians" are only "Christians" when convenient to collect a vote, when convenient to their racism, when convenient to the their pocket.
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The New York Times - The Inevitability of Impeachment
Dec. 27, 2018
Even Republicans may be deciding that the president has become too great a burden to their party or too great a danger to the country.
An impeachment process against President Trump now seems inescapable.
Unless the president resigns, the pressure by the public on the Democratic leaders to begin an impeachment process next year will only increase.
Too many people think in terms of stasis: How things are is how they will remain. They don’t take into account that opinion moves with events.
Whether or not there’s already enough evidence to impeach Mr. Trump, we will learn what the special counsel, Robert Mueller, has found, even if his investigation is cut short.
A significant number of Republican candidates didn’t want to run with Mr. Trump in the midterms, and the results of those elections didn’t exactly strengthen his standing within his party.
His political status, weak for some time, is now hurtling downhill.
The midterms were followed by new revelations in criminal investigations of once-close advisers as well as new scandals involving Mr. Trump himself.
The odor of personal corruption on the president’s part - perhaps affecting his foreign policy - grew stronger.
Then the events of the past several days - the president’s precipitous decision to pull American troops out of Syria, Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis’s abrupt resignation, the swoon in the stock market, the pointless shutdown of parts of the government - instilled a new sense of alarm among many Republicans. ...
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