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and intruding drome their. they also sent their vessels to the borders international borders of iran in the persian gulf all in order to provoke tehran and escalate the tensions the presence of the russians as well as the cheney's is doing very much the escalating role as they are playing a balancing act against the u.s. and its so-called coalition of the sentinel this would all preempt the united states threat to the islamic republic of iran and to the free flow of you know shipping in the persian gulf it has been a brain for iran and the region as a whole by tough sanctions and the seizure of tankas looking back is to remind cost of. for terror on the year 2019 was thrilling to say the least it narrowly avoided an open military conflict with the united states got hammered by new stifling sanctions to port in a so-called oil tanker crisis and had to deal with the worst domestic protest in 40 years let's go through it one step at a time. following its withdrawal from the iranian nuclear deal the us continued it

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opinion i feel actually committed worse crimes against the nation than maybe clinton or or donald drome. well historically what you see is that the impeachment is easier when it's there's a clear corrupt purpose when there's an improper intent as there is in trumps case he's trying to help his political campaign and using the public's money to try to do it in the case of george w. bush it would've been difficult i don't think that you could have made the case that george w. bush knew that what he was saying was wrong i think dick cheney knew that what he was saying was wrong and i think that dick cheney could have been impeached but the democrats decided against my views expressed at the time that everybody should lead bygones be bygones there is one case in history where some impeach was considered after someone left office but typically that's not the case one vice president was almost impeached and avoided it because they couldn't bring him to trial fast enough to to meet the end of the term so i think that once the term was over once bush was out of office it became verboten if you

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