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Originally Posted by dc_dux
I dont doubt Kucinich in his sincerity that this is the right and justifiable thing to do, rather than having any political motivation to boost his (less than marginal) presidential campaign.
But much like his bill for a cabinet-level Department of Peace and Non-Violence, this impeachment resolution is going nowhere. The next step would be for the House Judiciary Committee to hold an impeachment inquiry hearing. Unlike other committee hearings, to hold an impeachment inquiry requires a majority vote of the full House, and at best, he has a handful of Dems who would vote "aye"
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Given - you don't think this is going anywhere and given (assuming he has done his homework and knows) the votes are not there, how do you conclude his sincerity is real and not motivated by political reasons?
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