How can congress earn back its credibility?

[strateguy632]

1, in 2019, congress ACCUSED trump.

reminder: the 2 steps of impeachment: first the house accused, then senate judged... a "trial".

in simple words the house can't judge. it accused with 'articles of impeachment" for sens to senate.

2, a huge problem is the vote was "along party lines" LOSING any credibility of real accusation, just democrats bias against their opponent, failing to accuse trump of anything that republicans would get CONVINCED BY it.

so how can congress earn trust? also

3, soon in 2020 the senate judged innocent n again in 2021, BOTH times. but...

instead of remembering "trump was innocent", the internet records refer to trump, when mentioned "the one impeached in 2019" when impeachment failed, n even history website twist "try" into "impeached" instead of the truth "acquited" meant failed impeachment.

that is only in small letters, the headline is opposite, n false since the "impeachment failed" BOTH times. see pictures.

details continued after pictures.

impeachment failed

but in big letters to make a mark:

the fuss is make trump look bad, only showing that people hate trump enough to twist stuff.

look at the sore losers:

plot to get rid of the winner

internet referenced this event as impeached despite the impeachment failed, ACQUITED see pictures.

an accurate report: "On January 13, 2021, House democrats tried to impeach President Trump again, despite he bothered to write "be peaceful" on January 6, 2021. the only U. S. president hated enough to unsuccessful try to impeach twice."

an accurate version:

the second try, the bias was noticeable , ignoring trump separated himself as above, so "only 10 House Republicans joined Democrats" to send the case to senate. trump was "not guilty in the Senate trial," BECAUSE "only seven Republican senators joined Democrats."

we see along party lines, losing credibility so HOW can congress earn back its credibility?

[ChinaGrove]

They can't, because the left doesn't care.

https://www.youtube.com/embed/w226wkLh8mI

A lot of libs on this site say I'm lying about Biden committing felonies. I ask them to watch this video, and they refuse. They can't handle the truth. Biden's own justice department said that he is guilty, but too stupid to be prosecute. But apparently, even though he's too stupid to be prosecuted, he can still be the president.

[ChinaGrove]

Thanks for the MHO

[exitseven]

I think if they voluntarily agree to term limits it would go a long way towards fixing what is wrong with out government and also begin to restore faith in the American people.

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO

[sage2021]

Who in their right mind even trusted the democrats in Congress in the first place? Not me that's for sure.

Nancy knew about what was going to happen to the stock market the day before. They call this insider trading. She didn't do it herself but she had her husband do their trading based on what she knew because all of Congress knows ahead of time.

Her husband would put an "S" for spouse on her's.

That's how they become millionaire's.

[MisterWack]

2022, this is the least productive Congress in over 100 years. Which I don't know if you know this, it is under Republican leadership.

Let the record show they did pass a bill on milk in schools, so my apologizes (Google the milk in schools bill that they passed, it is literally the only thing that was meaningful lol)

[Dongie]

It cannot be done in this century.

[andreasderjuengere]

Since when are politicians ''credible'' ?

[strateguy632]

Republicans are consistent

[andreasderjuengere]

Both details are not a contradiction :D
Trouble is: on all sides there are no new ideas as far as I can see.