In the 1970s and '80s, guerrillas moved constantly in mountainous terrain, their backpacks overflowing with heavy Marxist tomes, which they would study and debate between terrorist attacks on military and civilian targets. This did not prevent the American left from embracing democratic language in their defense. In 1982, a group came to the Senate to discuss 'human rights in Guatemala' with interested staffers. They accused the military government of a litany of abuses, many of which had been widely reported in the American media. They stood up and left the committee room.
Leftist ideology subordinates everything to the struggle for unlimited power.
This is as true in the impeachment debate as it was in the mountains of Central America. Somehow, I don't think so. See you next week. The Priscilla appears on this URL every Monday afternoon. Pass 'em to Priscilla .