dank69
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GOP admitted that they don't have the votes pages ago. Don't let that stop you from pretending this whole thing is fake news though.Did they start the impeachment yet?
GOP admitted that they don't have the votes pages ago. Don't let that stop you from pretending this whole thing is fake news though.Did they start the impeachment yet?
GOP admitted that they don't have the votes pages ago. Don't let that stop you from pretending this whole thing is fake news though.
This sounds just like my eight year old son who asks how long until something occurs, waits for the time to change and then says "Nuh-uh, it's (quoted time minus 1 minute) minutes away!"
Only pointing out the falseness of the OP. It didn't say it "might" happen or they are looking into it. It says that it is going to start "moday". I'm pretty sure he meant Monday.
Meadows & Jordan planted the story that they'd do it on Monday. Just goes to show us all that they're just bullshit artists.
And I'm only pointing out that a statement can be true when it is made and become false later as circumstances change.
I'm also not-so-subtly insinuating that predicating "See, I'm right!" statements on these changing circumstances is something that a child might do.
A statement is only true or false. The one in the OP was false.
I asked if it started yet as I haven't seen any news today and happened to be reading the forum...
My intention was not to say "see I'm right". Your assumptions are baseless.
It was when it was stated as a fact as in the OP:
"Rosenstein impeachment to start Moday"
It was when it was stated as a fact as in the OP:
"Rosenstein impeachment to start Moday"
Not out of the woods yet
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...-congressional-staffers/ar-AAAc1qS?li=BBnb7Kz
A statement is only true or false.
This assertion is incorrect.
You didn't say assertion of fact. You said statement.No, It isn't.
If I make an assertion of fact it is either true or it is false. It cannot be both.
You didn't say assertion of fact. You said statement.