Impeachment hearings why is the you know 2016 was the year of the outsider and we saw that in the democratic primaries with Bernie Sanders surging and of course the dirty tricks that the d. N. C. Had to play to stop them and we sort on the republican side with donald trump taking down the entire establishment and you know i think all of this impeachment inquiry makes donald trump look like hes still the outsider still battling the swamp inside of washington d. C. And i think after 2 years of the mother report the mother investigation and 30000000. 00 plus i think a lot of americans are just tired at this point its a lot of fatigue and theres been a lot of false alarms you know you can only be kind of the boy who cried wolf so many times and thats the way the democrats i think have been coming across as of late but surely youre not saying that joe biden as it was warren. Is bad is the spectacular catastrophic candidate of clinton last time around. It is hard to imagine a worse candidate
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November you can already see that the impeachment inquiry is probably strengthen donald trump in some key swing states a poll that came out recently shows him ahead why i should say Public Opinion against the impeachment inquiry by a good margin now in wisconsin for instance im afraid the even media and other nato nations seems to reflect your media in the United States because theyre very excited about the impeachment proceedings actually and i think youre referring to that gallup poll which Shows Increased support for trump joining the cause of these impeachment hearings why is that you know 2016 was the year of the outsider and we saw that in the democratic primaries with Bernie Sanders surging and of course the dirty tricks that the d. N. C. Had to play to stop him and we sort on the republican side with donald trump taking down the entire establishment and you know i think all of this impeachment inquiry makes stuff. Trump look like hes still the outsider still battling the swamp
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