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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Gilbert B Norman: [QB] Mr. Vincent, it is indeed ominous to hold that as soon as Hillary, should she win and as soon as the ostensible "unification luncheon" with Congress is over, that the machinery to impeach with the (unattainable) goal of removing her from office will start. But I won't rule it out. Trump however, is a different case. He has never held public office before, so it will be difficult to find "high crimes and misdemeanors" on him. But as the famous line of script from the movie "Casablanca" goes, Louie says to the Nazi prelate "Rick has done nothing wrong" whereby the prelate responds "Find something", and the Democrats start digging for that unpaid parking ticket. Are "We the People" as divided as we have ever been? After all, our divisions once resulted in a civil war when an industrial economy confronted an agrarian. I'd like to think "we're not there yet". There is an opinion piece in yesterday's Journal that I think is open sourced at this time and is enlightened reading: http://www.wsj.com/articles/history-repeats-as-farce-then-as-2016-1478298769 Fair Use: [i][list] [*]..‘We’ve been divided in much, much worse fashion before, like 1861 when we were actually killing each other.’......Americans elected the greatest president, Lincoln, four years after the worst, Buchanan, so there’s some hope that 2020 will redeem 2016, whoever wins on Tuesday. But whatever the future holds, perhaps the past could help beleaguered voters make sense of the choice between the two most unpopular candidates since the advent of modern polling. [/i] [/list] [/QB][/QUOTE]
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