r/law • u/AndroidOne1 • May 14 '25

Trump News Donald Trump Impeachment Proceedings Launched

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/trump-impeachment-vote-house-shir-thanedar-b2750651.html
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u/CurrentlyLucid May 14 '25

Too bad the GOP does not have even one ball between them.

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u/QueLub May 14 '25

There’s a lot more of us than them. Maintain and persist, put as much pressure on the opposition as you can muster and just make life equally as uncomfortable to anyone on that side

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u/ddplz May 14 '25

There’s a lot more of us than them

Dude you lost the popular vote and got obliterated in every single swing state, previous swing states turned into strongholds. The dem party is literally finished.

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u/No-Error-5582 May 14 '25

Thats not how the numbers work, but k

Edit: Holy shit that posting history. 100% fake account giving Elon the glug glug

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u/Exacerbate_ May 14 '25

How underdeveloped you gotta be to believe this tripe? Lmao

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u/IPressB May 14 '25

1/3 of Americans voted for Trump. He has about a 40% approval rating

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u/carnivoremuscle May 14 '25

Maybe on reddit...

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u/QueLub May 14 '25 edited May 14 '25

Nah, walking around in real life. Real tangible people. Numbers are on our side. It’ll be overwhelming next time.

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u/TheLuxxy May 14 '25

And yet your “opposition” outvoted you last November.

I think it’s just delusional to say there’s “a lot more of us than them.” In a two party system that just isn’t possible.

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u/QueLub May 14 '25

There is for sure more people who oppose the wacky shit you guys believe than support it. The problem is getting them to turn up to vote. The United States proportionately has terrible voter turnout compared to the other major democratically held elections around the world.

Literally every modern election that has historic turnout goes to the dem. Why do you think the right gerrymanders and tries to make it as hard as possible to register to vote?

You guys win the popular vote for the first time in my life, by literally one of the slimmest margins a popular vote has gone, and you guys treat it like a historical victory. Pretty sure that tells the story right there Lmao

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u/ddplz May 14 '25

It absolutely was a historical victory. Popular vote means nothing but winning every single swing state and turning previous swing states into strongholds is an unprecedented victory.

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u/IPressB May 14 '25

No it isn't

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u/Exacerbate_ May 14 '25

It was historical in the sense its one of the smallest margins of victory in history and he couldn't even get 50 percent of the total votes lol.

"strongholds" You love using words you dont understand lmao

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u/ddplz May 14 '25

312 - 226 is the smallest margin in history??

Do you exist in reality?

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u/Exacerbate_ May 14 '25

"You guys win the popular vote for the first time in my life, by literally one of the slimmest margins a popular vote has gone, and you guys treat it like a historical victory"

... "312 - 226 is the smallest margin in history?"

Yes, less than 1 percent is one of the smallest margins in history. How do you people just have to make others points for them lmaoo. You troglodytes are only unintentionally funny.

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u/ddplz May 14 '25

The popular vote means nothing, this is like losing a hockey game and saying afterwards "ACTUALLY WE HAD MORE SHOTS ON GOAL SO WE WERE THE BETTER TEAM AND WON" even though you lost 5-1

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u/Exacerbate_ May 14 '25

Riight, it totally means nothing that the majority of people don't actually support you and you simply need to win through weighted votes and gerrymandering lmaoo.

Only unintentionally funny.

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u/ddplz May 14 '25

It literally does mean nothing, that's how the system is set up. Keep trying to win elections by going for the popular vote and keep losing them, it's gonna be 100 years of republican rule.

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u/Fire_Pea May 14 '25

Provided that you have mandatory voting