Interesting points re impeachment. What's really interesting to me (and no liberal seems to understand) is that within the two articles, there's not an actual crime - or violation of any actual statute on the books - listed in the articles. Like, if I hold you up at gunpoint and steal your shit, that's called "armed robbery", right? There are specific statutes against that exact crime. And same with bribery, etc. But there is no legally defined statute for either "abuse of power" or "obstruction of congress", at least not to my knowledge nor anyone else who seems to understand this shit. Now, if I as a politician went around bribing, extorting, and taking bribes, yes I can be charged sure. But the actual charges would be that I took bribes and extorted people. A subjective way to describe these crimes could be to call them "abuse of power," but there's no legal definition or statute regarding "abuse of power". Only statutes against the myriad of crimes one could commit that may be colloquially described as "abuse of power." And "obstruction of congress"? It's a completely made up phrase! No such statute fucking exists for it, either! If you take Clinton, for example, he was charged with perjury, which is a felony on the books. Perjury is defined by an actual statute, in other words. So he was actually charged with an actual crime. So my point is that they may as well have charged Trump with "being orange while breathing" or "having purple hair" because it makes as much sense from a legal standpoint as what they did here. And to that point, someone pointed out that they didn't charge him with violating actual statutes because they knew they couldn't prove that he did. And apparently, Dems in the senate are pissed at Dems in the house because they know what I'm saying here is true. They're basically looking at Nancy and being like "bitch WTF do you expect us to do with this shit?" But of course, very few in the MSM are even talking about this although it's fundamental to this whole shitshow to begin with. Go figure.