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I am not sure that there should be impeachment hearings, after all it would be a waste of time and money like Sec. of State Clinton's hearings (& she is still not in jail!) because the Senate is not fgoing to do anything about any of this.  #SenRonJohnson would not care if Pres. Trump shot some one on Times Square.  There are very few who know how serious the offense was, and, obviously, the president does not trust the Congress to act in a non-partisan way.  But that is like the pot calling the kettle black.  It is too bad that the Republicans feel they can do whatever - the country can go to heck as long as Republicans are in power, do whatever it takes to win.

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