>>4580690

Impeachment "hearings" will begin almost immediately it appears:

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2019/01/03/day-one-democrat-to-introduce-articles-of-impeachment-against-donald-trump/

This means the MSM will have a shiny new toy for the foreseeable future. Expect to see a shitload of Gloria Allred types on the evening news.

It also means POTUS is going to have a much harder time breaking through the MSM filter. Worst of all, it is going to make it extremely easy for any type of prosecution or "Storm" events to be spun as political grandstanding by Trump to save his ass.

Basically, things are going to get ugly for us and anyone else expecting justice or retribution against the cabal.

>>4580782

This definitely could not have been part of any Plan because it is going to chew up a large part of the next 2 years and President Trump's available time. There are only 24 hours in a day and Nancy Pelosi just grabbed a big fucken part of DJT's days for the next 2 years.

Keep in mind that much of what Q told us was false - disinformation.

>>4580849

Sorry you are wrong. Impeaching the president only requires 51% of the House to vote for it.

CONVICTING and removing the president from office requires the Senate, which obviously will never happen.

But impeachment is as likely as the sun coming up in the East tomorrow morning.

Impeachment is happening.

>>4580829

Yeah Q team, assuming it includes Trump, missed the opportunity to launch the Storm, maybe they halfway expected to win the House and maybe they had leverage against them that has them paralyzed. Who knows.

>>4580910

Don't think POTUS has 1 bit of say in the matter, anon. The House is completely out of his hands. Those fuckers could impeach him tonight if they wanted to although they won't because the optics would be terrible and politically it is best to draw it out.

>>4580926

Agree he won't be removed from office, but disagree on "effectiveness". Impeachment left a mark on Clinton, and no impeached president has ever run for re-election. You can bet we will hear all about that in the next year.

>>4580940

Now would be a great time for President Trump to do something dramatic.

>>4580981

Kek.

Yeah, Romney will get a lot of press if he wants it, taking the gadfly role, but boy is he going to pay for it. I still don't see more than a few Repubs who would vote for conviction in the Senate. A lot less than the Dems will need.

>>4581020

He doesn't seem too worried at having Pelosi as the face of the Democrats.

>>4581057

Give it another week before throwing in the towel.