Compassion is the basis of our survival, not just a religious matter. Our very life depends on the affection of others, so it's in our interest to take their concerns into account. We must think more about inner values and cultivate compassion in our own lives.
In the most bipartisan presidential impeachment vote in the history of the country, a powerful majority of both houses of Congress found that the former President incited violent insurrection against the Union & the Congress. History will record his terrible constitutional crime.
The next time Trump will hear the words NOT GUILTY will be when he enters his plea in Fulton County, Georgia.
The next time he'll hear the word GUILTY is when the jury's verdict is announced.
Note to businesses:
I plan on boycotting any company that donates to senator who votes to acquit trump for his violent insurrection.
I am not alone
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so for four years we couldn't prosecute Trump because he was president and now we have to let him get away with it because he's no longer president? holy fucking shit, this is some industrial-strength bullshit and I'm not having any of it
I will be honest and say it’s getting really scary to serve with people with guns, who dehumanize and target you.
I fear that with no accountability, no recourse and calls to “move on” will turn this toxic environment into a deadly situation.
The more time I spend in DC at the start of this Administration, the more I see what the career civil servants were forced to endure these last 4 years.
The quiet heroism to keep doing their jobs for the public under any circumstance is what sets them apart.