Great smear of a political opponent! The President is throwing whatever he can at Vice President Biden, and a smidgen of political dirt is sticking.
Mr. Biden, under other circumstances, might be defending himself. But his campaign seems to be in a cocoon as a lot of the media and other Democrats take up his banner.
Meanwhile, President Trump seems not to have lost significant support because of the impeachment inquiry. Speaker Pelosi and Cong. Schiff, their ships of state are taking on water, listing, and in danger of sinking.
That is the case. But I don't think that is translating into loss of support for the President.
And there is a case for impeachment. And the President likely will get impeached. The way the hearings are being conducted, impeachment is a foregone conclusion.
But after impeachment will come regret. Because the fun will be over, the energy to make one last ditch effort to dislodge the President before the election will be spent, and the Dems will find themselves in a battle for the White House where they are massively outspent and divided as to who to lead their side.
An exhausted Democratic Party, licking its wounds from a bruising primary season, will find its members no longer motivated to stop the unstoppable Donaald Trump.
Great smear of a political opponent! The President is throwing whatever he can at Vice President Biden, and a smidgen of political dirt is sticking.
ReplyDeleteMr. Biden, under other circumstances, might be defending himself. But his campaign seems to be in a cocoon as a lot of the media and other Democrats take up his banner.
Meanwhile, President Trump seems not to have lost significant support because of the impeachment inquiry. Speaker Pelosi and Cong. Schiff, their ships of state are taking on water, listing, and in danger of sinking.
impeachment support is growing
ReplyDeleteespecially when trump confesses publicly to the crimes
That is the case. But I don't think that is translating into loss of support for the President.
ReplyDeleteAnd there is a case for impeachment. And the President likely will get impeached. The way the hearings are being conducted, impeachment is a foregone conclusion.
But after impeachment will come regret. Because the fun will be over, the energy to make one last ditch effort to dislodge the President before the election will be spent, and the Dems will find themselves in a battle for the White House where they are massively outspent and divided as to who to lead their side.
An exhausted Democratic Party, licking its wounds from a bruising primary season, will find its members no longer motivated to stop the unstoppable Donaald Trump.