It isn’t any coincidence that those members of the Democratic Party screaming the loudest for impeachment happen to be some of the most corruption plagued individuals who have ever occupied a seat in Congress.
The list of members who want impeachment, and want it now represents a virtual rouge’s gallery of individuals who have put their own interests far above the public’s since their initial election.
Maxine Waters has the dubious honor of the following
The Hill reported that
Waters was charged by the House ethics committee for allegedly securing bailout funds for a bank in which her husband owned stock. She received three counts of violating House rules in addition to the federal ethics code. These charges were linked to her moves to establish a meeting between OneUnited bank representatives and Treasury officials in 2008. The committee stated that Waters’ moves to benefit OneUnited bank would serve as personally beneficial to her own interests due to her husband’s ownership of stock”
But as noxious as Walters may be it’s not as if she is without challengers for the title of “Loudest proponent of Impeachment”, an up and coming challenger would be Democrat Representative Al Green, who has wanted to impeach Trump for everything from getting up late, to going to bed early. Green is part of the “let’s impeach him early and avoid the rush crowd” but as this video from the OAN Network demonstrates, the Congressman from Texas isn’t without his own problems
The list goes on, another champion of the “let’s impeach Trump just in case he’s done something wrong” crowd would be Billionaire Steven Cohen. The Tennessee Congressman wants to impeach Trump for comments he (Trump) made following the violence that took place this summer in Charlottesville, Va. Specifically Cohen took issue with Trump’s comments that there were “good people on both sides” where most forth graders could explain that Trump was referring to “left wingers and right wingers” the very liberal Cohen took the opportunity (as did many of his brethren) to twist Trump’s words in order to infer that he was praising the KKK and White Supremacists (really).
Cohen a former hedge fund manager who survived investigations for Insider Trading (despite paying a $135,000,000.00 settlement). Is also famous (infamous?) for attacking Conservative Star Parker by calling her “ignorant” for her attempts to limit abortion and most of all for daring to question Cohen’s talking points..
Writing an article that appeared on Townhall.com after her testimony (and her clash with Cohen) Parker writes
“I responded to allegations, often made, that abortion is essentially a health and welfare program, categorizing it like major government spending programs that target the poor, such as Medicaid and food stamps.
I shared my view that thinking about abortion in this way is “disingenuous.”
In Parker’s words Cohen took umbrage with her remarks and as Parker explains
“suggested that my telling the truth somehow showed disrespect to him.”
The “truth” that Parker is referring to is that abortion has an adverse impact on the black community (something that even the most uneducated rock should recognize as true). Because she dared to call the great and powerful wizar…er Congressman “disingenuous” . AND had the audacity to refrain from singing the praises of Margaret Sanger and Planned Parenthood (two things that Liberal Progressives like Steve Cohen hold near and dear) Cohen felt the need to refer to Parker as “ignorant” and then in a fit of “I’m a Congressman!” superiority demand a private apology.
Here the Democratic Congressman appears in all his offended glory
Hey at least Parker refrained from mentioning the rumors of insider trading that have always plagued Cohen, so at least one side of the conversation had some class (hint – it wasn’t the blowhard Congressman).
There are a LOT of synonyms for “cover up”, among them are “conspiracy”, “evasion”, “camouflage”, “concealment”, “dissimulation”, “front”, “masking”, “pretense”, “whitewash”, “closeting”. “disguising”, etc. Sadly, any of these terms can be said to describe the actions of Waters, Green and Cohen.
To bastardize the famous Winston Churchill quote, “Never have so few tried to sell so much BS to so many”
