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If I told you I was silly enough to watch some of Imitation Impeachment on TV today would you lose respect for me?

Well I did but I swear I only watched a little bit of it. I am not so Foolish that I would watch a lot of something so Senseless.

I actually lost interest rather quickly because the opposing speakers seemed to be saying the same things while, at the same time, being completely opposite each other.

Did you think I was being Ridiculous with what I said in the last paragraph? Actually I was not doing any such thing. Here is the kind of things I heard said...

  • The 1 Minute Speaker from one side said something like this...
    > When I was sworn into this House of Representatives I took the same oath as the President did when he was sworn in as President of these United States of America. I swore that I would Preserve, Protect and Defend the Constitution of the United States of America. Being mindful of that oath I have to vote for the Impeachment of President Trump.
  • The 1 Minute Speaker from the other side said something like this...
    >When I was sworn into this House of Representatives I took the same oath as the President did when he was sworn in as President of these United States of America. I swore that I would Preserve, Protect and Defend the Constitution of the United States of America. Being mindful of that oath I have to vote against the Impeachment of President Trump.

The Speech Writer for these guys is making easy money. All he has to do is change one word (“for” to “against”).

Would I kid u?

Smartfella






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( January 13th, 2021 @ 9:25 pm )
 
You watched it?

Well, I did watch some of it while I worked, but, I was force to mute parts of the debate when stupid people (I have a sickening aversion to abject stupid people) spoke (or something akin to speaking), so I missed about half of it while I worked ... which was good because I got more work done, so ... as an optimist, I reckon I should personally be thankful for so many stupid Democratic Socialists in the House.



Vidant Health Update — Jan. 12, 2021 Foolishness...Or Is It?, Public Perspective, Living Author Christopher Swann


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