What if the courts decide against the con man on tax returns and subpoenas?
Adam Schiff said he wasn't going to wait for those cases to finish going through the courts because it was taking too long. "We're not going to spend months playing rope-a-dope with the president in the courts," he said. But now that the impeachment process has finished running its course, are those cases still going to be decided? What will happen if the orange raccoon loses them? What will happen when the appropriate congressional committees and the N.Y. state prosecutors and other interested parties FINALLY get to examine those tax returns and documents? Will they see why the con man and his lawyers fought tooth and nail against having that information revealed? Is there a possibility that other impeachable offenses will be uncovered? I suspect that is not only possible, but almost certain. Are more articles of impeachment and another Senate impeachment trial possible results of these reveals? I have spent hours watching MSNBC and listening to Thom Hartmann and other progressive talkers for the past two or three days, and I have yet to hear anybody address these issues.
-- Ron
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