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Slack.com slash DHQ. Democrats are moving to impeach President Donald

Trump over some damn thing or other. This replaces the previous move to impeach him over,

like whatever, which replaced the move to impeach him over random stuff, which in turn

replace the original move to impeach him over complete nonsense and lies.

Democrat Senator Mindless Spender told the roomful of cardboard cutouts of journalists that

the latest move toward impeachment was necessary in order to set an example for the American

public. Spender said, quote, we've got to put an end to the pernicious idea that the American

people can just elect anyone they want as president. Years of talking about government by the

people has given them the wrong idea that this is supposed to be a government by the people.

They have to learn that when they make the wrong choice, there's a consequence, or else

they'll just go out and make the same mistake again, electing whomever they want.

Unquote. At the New York Times, a former newspaper, editor-in-chief, Blithering Prevarication,

the third gave an interview to his full-length mirror, saying quote, the New York Times

gave Hillary Clinton a 98 percent chance of winning the last election, and yet voters

felt they could just go ahead and send Donald Trump to the White House as if we'd never

set a word. Journalists are the guardians of democracy, and we can't have democracy if

people don't vote the way journalists tell them to vote.

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