Republicans are squirming all over the place, and the hypocrisy from them on Bill Clinton from 1998

[still_one]

is pure karmic payback, with some very important and serious differences.

Bill Clinton was not being investigated for collusion with with a foreign government, whose intent was to interfere with the U.S. elections, or involving the firing of people to stop that investigation.

The nepotism and conflicts of interest from this administration are blatant and outrageous. His appointments and nominations to people in various positions and departments was aimed with one purpose, and that was specifically to destroy those departments.

The chickens have come home to roost, and payback is really going to be a bitch.

It will be an enlightening experience to see how many republicans will actually put country before political party.

Currently, it appears they are only too willing to sell the country down the tubes

[Tatiana]

1. I no longer smoke.

But this is a moment when I really want to light up, take a slow, long, drag, and bask in the same karma that is about to hit the Republican party in the face. The hypocritical faux-morality they espoused when going after Bill Clinton (who, by the way, is STILL MARRIED TO HIS FIRST AND ONLY WIFE) to only look the other way with this disgusting, misogynistic pig has no words.

This administration and the Republican party is nothing but the foulest $hit.

[still_one]

2. While there were issues with Bill Clinton, he never compromised the country's security, or integrity

of our election system.

While I am pretty sure trump will not be impeached, the republican party has been exposed for who they really are.

[Glorfindel]

3. "how many republicans will actually put country before political party"? Not one.

Not a single one. I wish to be proven wrong. I really do. But I doubt it. Today's Repuke party is an obscenity, and it's getting worse.

[still_one]

4. I suspect some of the one's not running for reelection may, but it won't be many

[Pope George Ringo II]

6. Those are the ones.

Of course, that just raises the point that the only way to appeal to the GOP base is to essentially sell out the country. It's bad enough when it's the politicians, but the entire party?

[apkhgp]

5. I agree with your statement of "enlightenment"

I am looking at those people who voted for Right Wing candidates. When we can enlighten them as to the kind of scum that their choice for the White House, House of Representatives, and Senate are then we can get somewhere. It is a hard job to do that for the whole country, but it means being able to take Washington, DC back from those idiots.