Is it beginning?
The liberals, terrified of Trump and the loss of momentum their socialist control agenda has encountered over the last few years, are grasping at whatever they can to bring Trump down.
Michael Cohen is testifying before the Congressional House Oversight Committee today. I'm not sure how much credibility he has seeing that he has been convicted of lying. But, whatever happens this is likely the first step towards a possible impeachment hearing.
https://www.cnn.com/politics/live-news/michael-cohen-testimony/index.html
I'm sure the Democrats/Liberals are giddy that they might get something to justify their hatred of Trump, and to make stronger efforts to oust him from office.
I've said in some past posts that impeachment may be likely for Trump. He may resign before actually being impeached.
If he does leave office, which, if the impeachment process actually happens, will probably happen towards the end of the year, the vice president won't be president for very long. The presidential race will probably be beginning. Several Republican candidates will probably enter the ring at that time, along with the ever growing number of Democrat candidates.
Unfortunately, with a likely recession hitting late this year, and with vice president Pence likely to become president about the same time, Pence won't have time to convince the people that he can do the job.
Without a strong candidate to convince the moderates and independents, along with a struggling economy, and who knows how many disasters that will be happening over the next year and a half, the Republicans will be facing a very steep uphill battle to win the presidency in November 2020.
I want to be wrong, but I think we're going to see the very liberal left win the majorities in both houses of Congress as well as the presidency in November 2020.
And, with how far the country has been swinging from extreme to extreme, with each swing getting more extreme, as soon as the new liberal Congress and President are in power, they will begin to move as quickly as they can to enact their agenda. I'm hoping they don't have a super-majority because then we may really see some drastic changes.
Michael Cohen is testifying before the Congressional House Oversight Committee today. I'm not sure how much credibility he has seeing that he has been convicted of lying. But, whatever happens this is likely the first step towards a possible impeachment hearing.
https://www.cnn.com/politics/live-news/michael-cohen-testimony/index.html
I'm sure the Democrats/Liberals are giddy that they might get something to justify their hatred of Trump, and to make stronger efforts to oust him from office.
I've said in some past posts that impeachment may be likely for Trump. He may resign before actually being impeached.
If he does leave office, which, if the impeachment process actually happens, will probably happen towards the end of the year, the vice president won't be president for very long. The presidential race will probably be beginning. Several Republican candidates will probably enter the ring at that time, along with the ever growing number of Democrat candidates.
Unfortunately, with a likely recession hitting late this year, and with vice president Pence likely to become president about the same time, Pence won't have time to convince the people that he can do the job.
Without a strong candidate to convince the moderates and independents, along with a struggling economy, and who knows how many disasters that will be happening over the next year and a half, the Republicans will be facing a very steep uphill battle to win the presidency in November 2020.
I want to be wrong, but I think we're going to see the very liberal left win the majorities in both houses of Congress as well as the presidency in November 2020.
And, with how far the country has been swinging from extreme to extreme, with each swing getting more extreme, as soon as the new liberal Congress and President are in power, they will begin to move as quickly as they can to enact their agenda. I'm hoping they don't have a super-majority because then we may really see some drastic changes.
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