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So what? | |
A man called me a few weeks ago. | |
Some of you may recall. | |
I don't remember. | |
It might have been the third hour Friday. | |
It might have been the happiness hour. | |
One of those two, I believe. | |
And he said, you know, you've really affected my life. | |
And he gave four examples, and I wish I had written them down. | |
And he said one of them was the words, so what? | |
Now, you can't say so what to real evil. | |
But you can say so what to a lot of what happens in your life, even. | |
So what? | |
Okay. | |
All right. | |
You have to know what to make a big deal about. | |
You impeach the president because he held up AT Ukraine for 55 days when, in fact, he gave Ukraine far more military aid than his predecessor, the Democrat, Barack Obama. | |
Did he actually end up getting what he wanted? | |
Did it even happen? | |
You impeach a president because you are opposed to what he wanted to do? | |
The number of things that Barack Obama could have been impeached for, if we used the New York Times, George Soros, Democratic Party criteria, men would have been impeached repeatedly, and for better reason. | |
Then this president is impeached. |