Republican Sen. John Kennedy of Louisiana said Democrats need to 'urinate or get off the pot' when it comes to impeachment proceedings against President Trump
Washington Republican Sen. John Kennedy of Louisiana said Wednesday that Democrats need to"urinate or get off the pot" when it comes to impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump.
Kennedy, a member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, criticized Democratic House leadership and said,"If they're going to want to impeach the President, go impeach him. Saddle up and ride. Grow some guts. But stop the petty harassment.""Because you know what's going to happen? Some long-term damage is going to happen," Kennedy said, saying the fight is going to end up in court,"but court's a zero-sum game.
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