Another Democrat who believes that the process was flawed and that Democrats went off the deep end on this thing. On the flip side, he did not decide to change Parties (so Democrats have that going for them). Peterson represents a fairly conservative district here in Minnesota and could conceivably put reelection in limbo by going after the President.Barring new information, Peterson will not vote for impeachment https://t.co/5ZOhhp6tvk pic.twitter.com/OwOn4gg1UN— The Globe of Worthington (@dglobe) December 14, 2019
Saturday, December 14, 2019
Minnesota Democrat a no vote for impeachment
Now Peterson is weighing in and saying that unless something substantially changes in the facts, he will not be voting in favor of impeachment. He said he also expects 4-5 other Democrats to follow him.
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Dems very quietly agree to fund $1.375B for the wall in the next budget.
Oof.
WASHINGTON —In a bold initiative aimed at ending the shutdown, congressional Democrats on Thursday agreed to fund a border wall and reopen the government if Donald Trump leaves the country forever.
Calling the deal “a huge win for America,” the Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi, said that Trump would get the wall he wanted plus the opportunity to do something “incredibly patriotic” for his country.
Pelosi brushed aside criticism of the offer’s 5.7-billion-dollar price tag, telling reporters, “When you consider what we are getting in return, nine trillion dollars would be a bargain.”
But, even as Pelosi touted the offer, some details remained unresolved, such as finding a country willing to accept Trump.
Although Russia has a practice of providing country houses to former leaders such as Nikita Khrushchev and Boris Yeltsin, it is unclear whether Trump’s two years of service to the Kremlin qualify him for such accommodations.
The White House offered no official response to the Democrats’ offer, but Trump’s lawyer Rudy Giuliani gave it a full-throated endorsement during an appearance on CNN.
“He should absolutely take this deal,” Giuliani said. “I mean, if he stays in the country, he’s probably going to prison.”
Satire Jane's Epic fail.
President Trump will fix what Pelosi screwed up.
"MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's deputy foreign minister, Jesus Seade, said on Saturday he sent a letter to the top U.S. trade official expressing surprise and concern over a labor enforcement provision proposed by a U.S. congressional committee in the new North American trade deal."
As for the impeach thingy, it is getting ever more Bi-Partisan AGAINST
James didn't bring the funny.
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