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The failure of the [[impeachment sham]] was the worst defeat for Democrats since [[Battle of Appomattox Court House|Appomattox]].
The failure of the [[impeachment sham]] was the worst defeat for Democrats since [[Battle of Appomattox Court House|Appomattox]].
===Denial of due process===
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:{{See also|Deep State coup 2.0}}
The Democrats 2019 [[impeachment]] probe was an attack on the fundamental [[due process]] rights of the [[constitution]] guaranteed to all Americans. House Democrats rewrote House Rules to illegally exclude Republicans from the process.<ref>https://theconservativetreehouse.com/2019/09/28/pelosis-house-rule-changes-are-key-part-of-articles-of-impeachment-being-drafted-over-next-two-weeks/#more-172169</ref> A poll of registered voters on the eve of Nancy Pelosi's unilateral declared "impeachment inquiry" without a vote from Congress found 46% think it's more likely that Trump will be reelected in 2020 than defeated by the Democratic nominee or impeached. 28% see a win by the Democrats’ candidate as more likely, down from 33% two months earlier. 17% believe Trump is likely to be impeached before serving his full term in office, down from a high of 29% when Rasmussen Reports first asked this question in late December 2017. Despite Democrats and fake news media's best efforts at another manufactured scandal Trump poll ratings remained strong.
Democrats changed the House Rules to exclude Republicans from the process, including forbidding Republicans to question witnesses while the [[Articles of Impeachment]] were drawn up.<ref>https://www.zerohedge.com/political/how-gop-will-answer-pelosis-pre-planned-lawfare-assisted-impeachment-plan</ref>
One day after the House voted along party lines to pass a supposed 'impeachment inquiry resolution', President Trump held a rally in Tupelo, [[Mississippi]]. At the rally, of the 16,432 voters who provided data, 27% were Democrats. 20% of those reporting were black in a state where the black population is approximately 37%. At an earlier [[Dallas]] rally where 53,985 voters had attended, 21.4% were Democrats. 11% were Hispanic. In the United States, Hispanics are 18% the population.<ref>https://www.redstate.com/elizabeth-vaughn/2019/11/04/number-democrats-showing-trump-rallies-stunning/</ref> Minority Leader [[Kevin McCarthy]] claimed stated,
{{quotebox|"I had a Democrat come to me today to tell me — he even questioned if he should stay a Democrat or re-register. He said, 'This is not the party I know.'"<ref>https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/mccarthy-claims-democrat-told-him-this-is-not-the-party-i-know</ref>}}
[[File:Adolf Romney.jpg|left|300px|thumb|Democrat hero Mitt Romney depicted as Adolf Romney.<ref>https://www.salon.com/2012/10/16/nine_most_racist_moments_of_the_2012_election/</ref>]]
The [[partisan]] impeachment articles were based on a temporary delay in foreign aid to Ukraine due to corruption. The Biden family had received a $3 million ''[[quid pro quo]]'' [[kickback]] of the $1 billion that Vice President Joe Biden was entrusted with doling out to Ukraine. The impeachment managers who drafted the articles, [[Jerrold Nadler]], [[Hakeem Jeffries]], and [[Zoe Lofgren]] (D-CA) all previously voted against aid to Ukraine yet argued withholding aid was a threat to U.S. national security.<ref>https://nypost.com/2020/01/25/republicans-blast-democrat-impeachment-managers-for-hypocrisy/</ref> In fulfilling his oath of office President Trump delayed allotted aid while officials vetted the new Ukrainian administration. Adam Schiff and Jerrold Nadler alleged that Joe Biden was a "political rival" of President Trump for the 2020 presidential election. Biden was defeated soundly by Democrat voters in primary caucuses while the impeachment scam was tried in the [[U.S. Senate]].
The partisan Articles of Impeachment alleged that rooting out corruption and what is good for America is an abuse of power, and secondly, that Congress has a right to deny due process rights, the right to counsel, the right of cross examination, and the right to confront one's accuser - an alleged hearsay whistleblower named Eric Ciaramella who worked for a political rival of the President and colluded with impeachment managers' staff before filing a whistleblower complaint beginning the House's abuse of the Constitutional process of impeachment. No crime was alleged by Democrats, yet the President defending himself against baseless smears was considered a high crime or misdemeanor. In an open trial, testimony from 17 witnesses were presented. The [[U.S. Senate]] resoundingly rejected the House Democrats tainted evidence.
In the course of the trial, presidential hopeful Sen. Elizabeth Warren impugned the integrity of the presiding officer, Chief Justice John Roberts, House Manager Jerry Nadler insulted the Senators sitting as jurors accusing them of treachery and a cover up, among several other improprieties committed by the House presenters.
Upon President Trump's acquittal in the [[partisan]] [[witchhunt]], Democrat leaders and their [[MSM]] allies become sarcastic and insulting toward the [[U.S. Senate]]. the Constitution and its processes, and the American people.
====Pelosi to voters: Drop Dead====
====Pelosi to voters: Drop Dead====