RubyAdams: Who watched the first day of the impeachment hearing? I didn't. Someone joked to me "we'd pay off the federal deficit if the hearing was PPV." Is it really that interesting?
sxysftpurrs: I watched most of it...of course it was a day I slept late...Yes...I find learning about our democracy...and things forgotten from Civics classes interesting and important
sxysftpurrs: Watched today too....I think today's was far more important...that lady left a real impression on me...I feel sorry for her and her family
wickedevilsmile: I don't. She's a public servant. She's to do as directed. Not try to undermine a newly elected head of a foreign state. We all ahve to do things we don't like. Suck it up and do the job. If you can't take the pressure you shouldn't be there. We have become too touchy feely. Of course this is just how I feel. You are all entitled to how you feel. BTW the Dow Jones Avg is flirting with an all time high closing. I'm making money sitting on my butt. You all enjoy the soap opera we are paying for.
Misha95426: I lean strongly a certain way. Still, after watching the two days of these hearings I have arrived at an opinion that we should dismiss ALL of the COngress, with our thanks for wasting everybody's time and start fresh. They are nothing but a bunch of grandstanding blowhearts, interested in nothing but their own power, wealth and self-aggrondisement. Do the job you were elected to do, already!!!
RubyAdams: I have some of my portfolio in the stock market. Just to be realistic, I believe the market was also at an all-time high right before the crash of 1929. I still haven't read or watched anything about these hearings or whatever they are.
Misha95426 in reply to RubyAdams: If you believe that the market is about to crash, pull out of it and go into something safer and/or less volatile. Or gold...
Do the job you were elected to do, already!!!
I still haven't read or watched anything about these hearings or whatever they are.
Just Because we differ in our stance be respectful and be open to being wrong