Posted on 01/22/2020 9:47:13 AM PST by Sean_Anthony
Just one day in to the Impeachment Trial in the Senate, ended Nancy Pelosi’s out-of-whack version of “FOREVER”
Instead of lasting “forever”, Nancy Pelosi’s signed “souvenir impeachment pens” ran out of ink today.
Look for them next on e-Bay.
They ran out of ink on the first day the Democrats’ two flimsy Articles of Impeachment reached the Senate and will now have to be retired as just another Ocasio-Cortez like badly misfired PR stunt.
Pelosi’s silly souvenir pens have been replaced by the indelible ink from the words in a National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) video, the morning after the midnight schoolyard squabble that had to be put down by Chief Justice Roberts, who silenced schoolyard bullies with the admonishment with the word “pettifogging”.
And the “impeachment”, which is actually just an act of vandalism against Donald Trump, will likely be vetoed in November.
In reality, their partisan impeachment means nothing. She is a petty, power hungry lush whose time has past.
After showing clips of angry protesters following Trump’s swearing-in, the video displays a Washington Post headline from Jan. 20, 2017—the day Trump was sworn in—that says, “The campaign to impeach President Trump has begun”.
They were right about that, but only because they were driving it themselves as hard as they could. We have an answer to a question that never should have been asked: Do the media have sufficient power to fabricate a lie sufficient to unseat a President? The screams you're hearing are the tantrums of spoiled children being told "NO."
What might be fun is to make a fake one and have a “pelosi sucks” party with a steamroller that rolls over it. Just like the “disco suck” rallies from the 70s.
Satire is the way to get to get to them. We have learned that the left don't have a sense of humor and hate it when we make fun of them.
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