Congrats to Kansas!

Kansas City is in both states.

https://kchistory.org/faq/why-there-kansas-city-both-kansas-and-missouri

The KC Chiefs stadium is on the Missouri side, as is the KC downtown core and most of the people who live in the Metro area.

The fact this was deleted is an implicit acknowledgment of the f**k-up

But this defense is still not as strained as the defenses to the impeachment charges, so sure

As someone who isn't a football fan, I would not have known that the stadium is in Missouri. Some people don't care about football.

Nobody is arguing that it was a mistake, but is it worth so much chest clutching offense? Have you never deleted a post on social media because you made a mistake? Don't answer me, answer yourself - honestly.

Not saying I'm perfect I don't think I would make a bone-headed mistake like this

I put more thought into ImgFlip comments that will be seen by a couple dozen folks than our own President puts into tweets that will be seen by millions of people

I thought Trump dictated most of his tweets and so there is at least minimal vetting there - some sort of system failure here

That's totally a mistake I would make. Someone who isn't into the KC Chiefs might not know such things. He was expected to congratulate the winner because every president has congratulated the superbowl winner. he made a mistake - giggle about it and move on.....or, better yet - demand that Schiff issue a 3rd article of impeachment. That should be good for a few extra points in the polls.....

The investigations will continue in the House, and the documents and witnesses under subpoena will likely be compelled to be answered as soon as the next Democratic president takes office.

I guarantee you Trump has a pardon list ready to go -- and it may even include himself, as he's previously opined that being President gives him that right.

The stupid little daily errors like this will continue, and we may not have to wait too long for him to do something else impeachment-worthy again

After all, the Zelensky call was placed the literal day after Mueller's congressional testimony that as a practical matter, cleared Trump himself of personal misconduct. You can't make this stuff up.

You're willing to wait until 2025 to be told there is still nothing? They're approaching $40 million spent on this investigation with nothing uncovered so far. How much more taxpayer money should be wasted?

As if the $40 million spent (how much in defense costs by the way?) can all be blamed squarely on Dems, as opposed to the President for sticking his nose in the mud in Ukraine in the first place.

In fact, plenty has been uncovered -- 650+ pages worth collected here, including the dissenting views in the interests of fairness and balance! https://docs.house.gov/billsthisweek/20191216/CRPT-116hrpt346.pdf

Because no new facts were gathered in the Senate, it appears this House Report is going to have to stand as the final word on this until more real information surfaces. But it won't be too long, really: either because this Administration is a leaky faucet, because Bolton gets hauled before the House in the near future, or because Trump could be out of office by this time next year.

We'll see!

$40 million is only the cost of the investigations so far. 650 pages of non-crimes for the sake of having a couple of binders to carry over to the Senate. Nothing in those binders is a crime, otherwise they would have listed them in the articles of impeachment - there isn't a single crime listed in the articles.