Trump is a few years shy of being a Boomer. He’s actually a member of the Silent Generation. 

Of course, the Boomers also produced the generation of violent, extreme leftist rebellion, free love, and generally were the instrument that changed society from the 1950s “the government knows best” conformity to a society that was deeply distrustful of power.

Yeah, never mind the fact that he has no idea about how technology actually works. Back in the 1990s, it is quite possible that the DNC had an email server or two sitting in a server room. These days, most data and services are cloud-based. They’re not sitting on one or two servers in a specific place. They are…

I’d love to see the President fight Joe Biden. Like, if he gets the nomination, he should propose a celebrity boxing match or something with the proceeds going to a charity of the winner’s choice. Then, every day Biden should remind people that the President is too scared to fight him.

It is the logical fallacy of division. 

That is one reason that Pelosi wants to focus narrowly on the Ukrainian issue. She does not want to go down the same road that the Republicans did with Clinton where they kept throwing stuff at the wall to see what sticks. The abuse of power is pretty clear and undebatable. It is not a President keeping ahold of his…

1. You are cherry-picking polls.

I really do not see a basis for your criticism. We know about as much about the op-ed editorial writer’s identity as we do about the whistleblower’s identity. We know the op-ed editorialist was a senior staffer at the White House (one of a few dozen people) and we know that the whistleblower is a civilian intelligence…

They found the op-ed newsworthy, so whether they had to agree to publish it is irrelevant. It was published. What is important is that it was published on the condition of anonymity, so they had a duty to keep the author anonymous. Thus, the situation is in no way comparable to the whistleblower, who was not an…

What is your evidentiary basis for not believing that. Polls show that impeachment is generally unpopular. They show that it is even more unpopular with Independents and Republicans. Since none of these districts have anywhere near enough Democrats to win, they need to do well with independents at the very least. The…

I generally agree with most of what you are saying except the investigatory power of congress. The congress’s power to investigate the President does not change simply because they call an investigation an official impeachment investigation. There is nothing in federal law, the Constitution, or congressional rules…

1. It is a violation of the laws of logic to conclude that because the Democratic party nationwide experienced an increase in votes in 2016 due to the unpopularity of Trump that a Democrat in a particular district was elected for that reason.

That is a logical fallacy of division. 

I do not really see how the two are comparable.

The administration may not care about the law but individual staffers do care about going to federal prison. I don’t think that anyone in the White House is going to face serious federal felony charges in a likely futile attempt to cover for their boss.

Support for impeachment in those districts is very low. It is likely that a primary challenger, if ultimately victorious, would be less likely to win in a general election than the incumbent Democratic congressman.

I do not believe that is very likely. These systems are essentially air-gapped and highly secure. They also are closely monitored and logged. The whole reason the files were moved there in the first place were so they would be on a system where it was highly unlikely that anyone who was not specifically looking for…

Every single politician serving in congress has been elected to serve the needs of his constituents and every district is unique. Democrats elected in moderate and conservative districts are the ones responsible for giving the Democrats control of the House. Undermining them is not going to do anything except make it…

Emoluments and obstructions are not “slam dunks”. The Emoluments issue is very constitutionally complex. The obstruction issue simply does not have any public support or widespread support in the congress and is very complex.

It’s almost as if Pelosi, who was determined by her peers to be the best candidate for Speaker of the House, is better at her job than internet blog commentators/writers.