May 22, 2020: Second House Impeachment Hearing of
President Donald J. Trump
Capitol Hill
House Judiciary Chairman Jerry Nadler: “Indiscriminate
Tweeting is clearly an impeachable offense under the Constitution. To be
honest, this should not be a controversial statement. Trump thinks he can do
anything. He is a dictator.”
Rep. Adam Schiff: “I heard—and I do not know this, but it
sounds right—that President Trump threatened to eat the children or grandchildren
of any Republican Senator that voted to convict him. Again, this is what I
hear…I hope it isn’t true, but it shocked and repulsed me to my core
that he would say such evil things. Ladies and gentlemen, sadly, that is who we
are dealing with. If threatening to eat children and grandchildren—cannibalism!—isn’t
grounds for impeachment, I don’t know what is. We must remove this kid-eating
dictator! Also, if he is not removed from office, I believe he might give Texas back to Mexico. I encourage you all to 'Remember the Alamo!'”
(Sadly and bizarrely, this isn’t
far off from how Democrats and their (as yet) unindicted co-conspirators in the
mainstream media actually speak of the president. There is very little
hyperbole here. Nadler really did call Trump a dictator on the Senate floor.
Schiff really does--repeatedly-- make things up and traffic in hearsay…in an impeachment
hearing. He really did speculate about Trump giving Alaska to the Russians. And the House really did impeach President Trump without accusing
him of a crime.)
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