The consequences that fall on me as a result of that are going to be extraordinary.

But I swore in oath before God, and I'm a religious person, that I would apply impartial

justice, and applying impartial justice said what the president did was grievously wrong,

and I had to vote if I was going to live with my own conscience in a way that was consistent

with that oath of office.

I don't know if you heard the beginning of that, but Midsett, he knows he's going to get

a lot of blowback politically on that or whatever.

It's going to be lonely in Washington, he's agreed.

I think this is a non-story, it's a typical Washington DC, they love the soap opera, the

person versus person personality, it doesn't mean freaking anything.

It's a broadcast nationwide constantly by the nation's media.

Your total vote was 52, not guilty, 48, guilty on one, and then 53, not guilty, 47, guilty

on the other, and you needed to get to two thirds.

So it wasn't even close, all right?

So one person who's a Republican voting is from Big Deal.

Who cares?

It illustrates the absolute dishonesty of the media and politicians, all of a sudden

met who they portrayed as a monster.

He was half a dozen different kinds of monster during the election, a racist and a misogynist

and a religious lunatic and a thief in the rest of all of a sudden now he's a saint and

being worshiped.

And by the way, I don't hate Mitt Romney for what he did.

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