No, he didn't, but he was rational enough to see that it was over. (Reply #6)

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Wed Apr 24, 2019, 02:57 PM

MineralMan (135,826 posts)

6. No, he didn't, but he was rational enough to see that it was over.

He could still think straight, at least. Trump can't remember the last time he thought for more than 5 seconds.

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31 replies	Author	Time	Post
"You can't impeach a popular President." [View all]	SCantiGOP	Apr 2019	OP
And someone needs to explain to him that he's not popular...	PeeJ52	Apr 2019	#1
But he routinely tweets that he's "your favorite president"!!!11!1!	PSPS	Apr 2019	#2
Has he seen his poll numbers?	C_U_L8R	Apr 2019	#3
The Difference? Nixon Had A Modicum Of Shame	corbettkroehler	Apr 2019	#4
No, he didn't, but he was rational enough to see that it was over.	MineralMan	Apr 2019	#6
Isn't he at something like 37% approval rating? And he's never cracked the 50% mark?	Siwsan	Apr 2019	#5
There was that day where he tweeted the DISAPPROVAL rating--	dawg day	Apr 2019	#26
Sad I missed that one	happybird	Apr 2019	#30
Wanna bet?	sinkingfeeling	Apr 2019	#7
Nixon was not impeached?	Sneederbunk	Apr 2019	#8
He was impreached; he wasn't convicted.	sarge43	Apr 2019	#13
Nixon was neither impeached nor convicted	Fiendish Thingy	Apr 2019	#16
I sit corrected. n/t	sarge43	Apr 2019	#28
FiendishThingy is correct. Nixon was neither impeached nor convicted. . . . nt	Bernardo de La Paz	Apr 2019	#23
don, republicans disproved that when they impeached Bill Clinton	spanone	Apr 2019	#9
Sure you can	sarisataka	Apr 2019	#10
Nixon got 49 states, electoral college AND the popular vote.	pdsimdars	Apr 2019	#11
In 1972 against a weak candidate & using dirty tricks. By May 1973 he was under 50% approval.	Bernardo de La Paz	Apr 2019	#24
He and his followers ARE THE MINORITY.	ffr	Apr 2019	#12
LESS than 40% is not "POPULAR"!!! Another math-impaired republican nt	Kashkakat v.2.0	Apr 2019	#14
That was a long time ago. That GOP no longer exists.	progressoid	Apr 2019	#15
Right. It is now the tRump-RepubliCon Party. Also known as the Grumpy Old Privilege Party. . . . nt	Bernardo de La Paz	Apr 2019	#20
Clinton was whole lot more popular than Trump...	kentuck	Apr 2019	#17
They tried and failed to convict because the public was behind Clinton 70%. Link	Bernardo de La Paz	Apr 2019	#21
His premise is wrong. He's not a popular president.	Beacool	Apr 2019	#18
Trump lied. People in Puerto Rico died. . . . nt	Bernardo de La Paz	Apr 2019	#22
Nixon was NOT POPULAR when talk of impeachment began in earnest. Key is 50% "removal from office"	Bernardo de La Paz	Apr 2019	#19
Oh yes you can. Bill Clinton comes to mind.	calimary	Apr 2019	#25
Silly geese, everyone loves a malignant narcisisst (wink, wink)	Thomas Hurt	Apr 2019	#27
Well, we don't have a popular president.	GoCubsGo	Apr 2019	#29
Nixon was impeached? Someone should ask Clinton.	hughee99	Apr 2019	#31

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