Cuomo Repeatedly Uses Hashtag #DirtyDonald, Complains Dems Didn't Fight Hard Enough for Impeachment

CNN host Chris Cuomo began his closing monologue Friday night by complaining that Democrats did not fight hard enough to make their case for impeachment: "This idea that impeachment means you have to have the case closed in the House is bogus. I don't know why Democrats didn't make more of this point and set the standard." Cuomo also whined that "they waited as long as they did when they were talking about impeachable acts during Mueller," "let the dossier author keep being maligned as anti-Trump after it came out that he's friends with Trump's daughter," and expressed his bewilderment as to "why former V.P. Biden didn't jump all over the right attacking Hunter Biden's mental health struggles and launch a campaign of awareness to counter the stigma that they tried to weaponize." Later, Cuomo began using the #DirtyDonald that recently began trending on Twitter when describing the President's behavior: "his conversations with convicted felon Roger Stone about WikiLeaks, information that would hurt Hillary Clinton, asking Russia to interfere more, going after kids, playing on gender and diversity issues, ignoring congressional subpoenas, refusing to release his taxes. All of it maybe not illegal but just dirty, #DirtyDonald." In addition to repeatedly using the word "dirty" to describe Trump, Cuomo painted Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell as "dirty" for proclaiming that the outcome of the President's impeachment trial is a foregone conclusion.