Senators forced to hear the Democrats evil plot to overthrow democracy with impeachment of Trump

Washington Post:

Republicans decry impeachment as ‘boring’

Their “nothing new” mantra underscores the hear-no-evil approach some are taking as they attempt to defend President Trump from charges of high crimes and misdemeanors.
When it comes to Democrats' bad faith attempt to impeach the President and cancel the votes of those who oppose them, it is the Washington Post that ignores the evil of the plot.  It is a sham filled with ridiculous excuses for overthrowing the government and denying voters an opportunity to support President Trump. 

The Democrat operation is one of pure evil dressed up in faux patriotism.  The Post has been willing to buy any false narrative pushed by Democrats from the Russian collusion hoax to the Ukraine impeachment hoax.  The Post is willing to ignore Biden's corruption to attack the President.  It became a coconspirator with rogue FBI officials and government spies to push the Democrat hoaxes.

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