Democrats have been crying wolf about Trump since he was elected and the latest coup attempt is another example

Ford O'Connell:
If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again. That is the motto of congressional Democrats when it comes to getting President Donald Trump.

They want to make him a one-term president — and if they can find a way to force him out of office before the 2020 election, all the better.

Impeaching Trump has been the Democrats’ monomania ever since they took control of the House of Representatives following the 2018 midterms. They thought they could get Trump on Russian collusion, and they also eyed an opportunity to impeach Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh just for good measure.

Neither approach proved to be very fruitful. After more than two years of screaming bloody murder about Trump being a puppet of Vladimir Putin, the Muller report proved to be a complete dud; and the effort to smear Kavanaugh a second time as a means to further undermine the president has petered out. This on top of the scores of other inquiries House Democrats have feverishly plotted, digging into nearly every aspect of Trump’s private and political life.

Undaunted by their past misfires, congressional Democrats now think they have found Willy Wonka’s golden ticket with Trump-Ukraine.

In their latest attempt to undo the 2016 presidential election simply because they despise the current occupant of the Oval Office, it is Democrats’ general contention that Trump sought to pressure Ukraine to interfere in the 2020 election by looking into shady Biden family dealings and then sought to cover it up.

Further, congressional Democrats are so sure they have Trump’s number this go-round that they intend to move with lightning speed on impeachment, and Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) has tapped House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) to lead the charge for now. Schiff is the Democrats’ go-to carnival barker when it comes to spreading copious amounts of disinformation. The media hangs on Schiff’s every word and rarely questions his motives — even after he infamously said there was “ample evidence of collusion in plain sight” between Trump and Russia.
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Usually when you charge someone with something most lawyers putting a case together gather the evidence and verify it.  Democrats did not remotely do that.  They made unsupported allegations without proof and keep being embarrassed by the failure of the real evidence to support their claims.  If they were in front of a jury they would have lost all credibility, yet their co-conspirators in the media keep acting like the black knight ignoring the dismemberment of their case.

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