https://www.independent.co.uk/news/worl ... 90965.html

Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene files articles of impeachment against Joe Biden, but it's probably going to go nowhere.

She has been rather busy on social media also:

https://edition.cnn.com/2021/01/21/poli ... index.html

Total waste of time and will never go to a floor vote. Greene is more concerned with validation from her Twitter flock than governance.

The Traitor from Georgia should be tossed out and tried for crimes against the United States.

Such a strong constitutional knowledge she has when she filed impeachment articles for events that did not occur during this term. She’s brilliant, I tell you.

Not to mention ‘events’ already investigated by the GOP Senate last year and with determination of no wrongdoing.

Gesture of pure spite. Shameful.

Wow. Can't have one day full of peace in this country without dirty politics.

I think Biden is doing good so far by keeping focus on the immediate crisis at hand, the pandemic.

She's just one of those who's fully committed to the Trump lunatic movement and will try to somehow keep it alive within the government...

I think she, and all the other dangerous idiots doing the same, will find it pretty hard to keep that stinky fire going as most of the mainstream GOP will have no interest in following through with it, now that they can't use Trump for their own benefit.

This is just the start, Republican fringe are going to file articles every time Biden mis-speaks, wears a tan suit, allows his family to visit him in the Whitehouse etc etc etc

I wouldn't be shocked at an impeachment being filed every other week or so. And the accompanied outrage that none of them are being given "the serious consideration that is due", of course.

No one should ever vote for someone with a name like that.

moo wrote:

This is just the start, Republican fringe are going to file articles every time Biden mis-speaks, wears a tan suit, allows his family to visit him in the Whitehouse etc etc etc

I wouldn't be shocked at an impeachment being filed every other week or so. And the accompanied outrage that none of them are being given "the serious consideration that is due", of course.

for four years Republicans falsely claimed in outrage that Trump impeachment was on the way within minutes after him taking office when it was in fact 10 month, just to do the just that with an incoming President.

Makes me worry about those Republicans claiming Democrats are pedophile satanist cannibals since they seem to do all the blame Democrats for ...

best regards
Thomas

This is going to become a regular occurrence now. If the GOP takes the house in 2022 (which they likely will) I fully expect they’ll impeach Biden

LNCS0930 wrote:

This is going to become a regular occurrence now. If the GOP takes the house in 2022 (which they likely will) I fully expect they’ll impeach Biden

Impeach him for what? Defeating Trump by winning more electoral college votes than him? Not being orange?

vrbarreto wrote:

LNCS0930 wrote:

This is going to become a regular occurrence now. If the GOP takes the house in 2022 (which they likely will) I fully expect they’ll impeach Biden

Impeach him for what? Defeating Trump by winning more electoral college votes than him? Not being orange?

lying about his education in 1987 will suddenly be a misdemeanor or high crime.

best regards
Thomas

tommy1808 wrote:

vrbarreto wrote:

LNCS0930 wrote:

This is going to become a regular occurrence now. If the GOP takes the house in 2022 (which they likely will) I fully expect they’ll impeach Biden

Impeach him for what? Defeating Trump by winning more electoral college votes than him? Not being orange?

lying about his education in 1987 will suddenly be a misdemeanor or high crime.

best regards
Thomas

Disgraceful.. Straight to Monday Night Rehabilitation.

LNCS0930 wrote:

This is going to become a regular occurrence now. If the GOP takes the house in 2022 (which they likely will) I fully expect they’ll impeach Biden

I can guarantee that if thats the case, then it will mark the point at which the world decides to sideline the US as a country and remove its power. Having a powerful country with so much sway globally that wildly swings in policy every 4 years, and now has an active political war going on, is just dangerous.

moo wrote:

LNCS0930 wrote:

This is going to become a regular occurrence now. If the GOP takes the house in 2022 (which they likely will) I fully expect they’ll impeach Biden

I can guarantee that if thats the case, then it will mark the point at which the world decides to sideline the US as a country and remove its power. Having a powerful country with so much sway globally that wildly swings in policy every 4 years, and now has an active political war going on, is just dangerous.

convincing the world that the US electorate has learned a lesson, and won´t put a raging mad man into the White House again at any time soon is a tall enough order already given the embarrassing amount of vote Trump got.

best regards
Thomas

The last two weeks the republicans where reminding everyone on the importance of reaching out across the aisle... how's that working out for you guys?

I guess it is part of "trust the plan".

And so it continues. The US legislatures make a mockery of the US democracy. Shameful. Go for the middle ground.

From what I'm hearing even the GOP is wondering how they can get rid of her...

moo wrote:

LNCS0930 wrote:

This is going to become a regular occurrence now. If the GOP takes the house in 2022 (which they likely will) I fully expect they’ll impeach Biden

I can guarantee that if thats the case, then it will mark the point at which the world decides to sideline the US as a country and remove its power. Having a powerful country with so much sway globally that wildly swings in policy every 4 years, and now has an active political war going on, is just dangerous.

Nobody takes seriously the country in which the political circus is taking place. If the parties do not agree with each other and the political activity of the country (both external and internal) generally does not stabilize, then who will plan something with such a country for the future?

cpd wrote:

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/biden-impeachment-taylor-greene-qanon-b1790965.html

Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene files articles of impeachment against Joe Biden, but it's probably going to go nowhere.

She has been rather busy on social media also:

https://edition.cnn.com/2021/01/21/poli ... index.html

totally tone deaf on when to stop?

moo wrote:

the world decides to sideline the US as a country and remove its power.

How do you propose that the rest of the world removes its power?

johns624 wrote:

moo wrote:

the world decides to sideline the US as a country and remove its power.

How do you propose that the rest of the world removes its power?

Heavy tax on Twinkies and a BMI upper limit of 27 at any foreign border.

Probably more international cooperation that does not involve the US.

bennett123 wrote:

Probably more international cooperation that does not involve the US.

After the fiasco we created with Iran, any serious global manufacturer will be looking into subsidiaries that duplicate products with zero percent US content. For a start...


Crackpots like this uneducated fool from GA are symptomatic of the problem. But the US has been demonstrating stability issues for a few years now. It is not a surprise that other nations will be looking into alliances and coalitions that do not involve us.

johns624 wrote:

How do you propose that the rest of the world removes its power?

Provide international funding for the Great Wall of Trump on condition that it extends over the entire length of the US border.

Challenger007 wrote:

Nobody takes seriously the country in which the political circus is taking place. If the parties do not agree with each other and the political activity of the country (both external and internal) generally does not stabilize, then who will plan something with such a country for the future?

Feel free to nominate a nation that does not have some form of political circus and parties all agree with each other so other nations can fall in line behind.

Communist China?

johns624 wrote:

moo wrote:

the world decides to sideline the US as a country and remove its power.

How do you propose that the rest of the world removes its power?

route around it. less trade done in the Dollar domain.

get rid of transatlantic whisperers.
( Neither Friedrich Merz ( handyman for Blackrock )
nor Norbert Röttgen ( a dyed in the wool propagator of US interests ) was voted into the CDU lead position.)

Revelation wrote:

Challenger007 wrote:

Nobody takes seriously the country in which the political circus is taking place. If the parties do not agree with each other and the political activity of the country (both external and internal) generally does not stabilize, then who will plan something with such a country for the future?

Feel free to nominate a nation that does not have some form of political circus and parties all agree with each other so other nations can fall in line behind.

Communist China?

communist by name only.
One thing they've got right: corporations can't have first say in a nations matters.

...

it is less about political circus in general
but more about how that circus is run.
US politics really excel in the Catherine Aird advice domain:
“If you can't be a good example, then you'll just have to be a horrible warning.”

WIederling wrote:

Revelation wrote:

Challenger007 wrote:

Nobody takes seriously the country in which the political circus is taking place. If the parties do not agree with each other and the political activity of the country (both external and internal) generally does not stabilize, then who will plan something with such a country for the future?

Feel free to nominate a nation that does not have some form of political circus and parties all agree with each other so other nations can fall in line behind.

Communist China?

communist by name only.
One thing they've got right: corporations can't have first say in a nations matters.

...

it is less about political circus in general
but more about how that circus is run.
US politics really excel in the Catherine Aird advice domain:
“If you can't be a good example, then you'll just have to be a horrible warning.”

Call them whatever you wish. They are a single party state, and as such, there is no official political opposition.

After January 6th, some countries will start to distance themselves from the USA.

She's the future of the GOP, kids.

POLITICO uncovered hours of Facebook videos in which she expresses racist, Islamophobic and anti-Semitic views.

https://www.politico.com/news/2020/06/1 ... eos-325579

She already fits right in.

I loved her 'thoughts' about the Confederate flag and how it would be viewed by African Americans.

bennett123 wrote:

After January 6th, some countries will start to distance themselves from the USA.

A fortnight ago I did not notice any changes. Lead me?

The date that an armed group stormed the Capitol.

Many will have doubts about the US after that.

Reading a ways down the article:

A Senate investigation by Republicans last year found no evidence of corruption against the president and no evidence that his son’s work for Burisma, an oil company, influenced US foreign policy.

So, why does she want to impeach him? Corruption? After her own party said there is no corruption?

johns624 wrote:

moo wrote:

the world decides to sideline the US as a country and remove its power.

How do you propose that the rest of the world removes its power?

Short of deploying the military the US position is mostly based on soft power. That evaporates proportionally with perceived reliability as a partner.

Best regards
Thomas

seb146 wrote:

Reading a ways down the article:

A Senate investigation by Republicans last year found no evidence of corruption against the president and no evidence that his son’s work for Burisma, an oil company, influenced US foreign policy.

So, why does she want to impeach him? Corruption? After her own party said there is no corruption?

She is mentally ill, and working on destroying the livelihoods of the district she represents. It is red meat in a red meat district though, so those folks will lap it up, while down the road they will lose out on opportunities.

bennett123 wrote:

The date that an armed group stormed the Capitol.

Many will have doubts about the US after that.

But everybody abroad had been expecting the Trumpists to go Rouge.
A certainty except for the timing.

Additionally nobody expects the GOP to take a sewing machine to the cut tablecloth.

.. and Biden will change the tone internationally but not the direction of US politics.
( they'll continue trying to get traction at all cost and I expect the Biden cabinet to
be more willing to go to war than Trump.)

If the USA is so evil I then expect the number of people coming to our border will decrease to zero? Funny how that never seems to happen.

Not sure that people thought it would go that far.

Funny how you think refugees are business investors and other people of power.

Virtual737 wrote:

johns624 wrote:

moo wrote:

the world decides to sideline the US as a country and remove its power.

How do you propose that the rest of the world removes its power?

Heavy tax on Twinkies and a BMI upper limit of 27 at any foreign border.

I can still come visit. Where are you again? I sure do miss the old flags...

WIederling wrote:

One thing they've got right: corporations can't have first say in a nations matters.

Much of Chinese business is owned by the state.

bennett123 wrote:

Probably more international cooperation that does not involve the US.

Fine with us. If how Europe handled Libya is an example of your cooperation, there should be some real entertainment in the coming years.

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NIKV69 wrote:

If the USA is so evil I then expect the number of people coming to our border will decrease to zero? Funny how that never seems to happen.

Not really striving for excellence at the FL350 view, are ya?

cpd wrote:

Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene files articles of impeachment against Joe Biden, but it's probably going to go nowhere.

She's taking the spotlight that was shined on now-former Senator Loeffler during the Senate runoff campaign, and continue Trump's work in disavowing election results and denigrating the election officials in Georgia as revenge for Georgia going blue, all in the name of getting that almighty $$$$ from The Don.

All this to say, it serves a nice distraction from the other Republican Congress members who may be complicit in the insurrection.

LNCS0930 wrote:

This is going to become a regular occurrence now. If the GOP takes the house in 2022 (which they likely will) I fully expect they’ll impeach Biden

I brought this up in another thread that going forward since Clinton, every sitting president will be facing some sort of impeachment attempt.

MaverickM11 wrote:

She's the future of the GOP, kids.

No kidding, and it seems the tail-end Gen-Xer GOPs that seem to be leading the charge on this. It makes you wonder if their views were more moderate 20 years ago.

When there is an armed mob invade Parliament, I will let you know.

As for US achievements, I am not sure that I would feel safe in Baghdad or Kabul.