DNC flashback - a question

[OldJourno]

Did anyone mention during the Democrat convention that they impeached Trump? I didn't watch the DNC, nor did I watch the RNC except for Trump's speech, but I hear that nary a word was said about impeachment.
I thought that was a proud moment, a permanent mark on the Trump presidency. And now that I think about it, I don't think I read anything about it when I scanned the newspaper coverage of the DNC.
What's up? Did this landmark moment not have a prominent spot in the Dem convention?

 

[coati]

They did not need to mention it. Just let Trump talk and talk and talk, and everyone is reminded.

Tonight, David Brooks called Trump's rambling and lengthy acceptance speech another Morning in America speech, because in six minutes it will literally be morning in America.

 

[phrodeau]

I think that they’re trying to unite the country for some reason. It seems to be working.

 

[Conager]

Even the usual sheeple here who said that he would always be known as "Impeached President Trump as if Clinton is known as "Impeached President Clinton have stopped mentioning that lame stunt.

Maybe because Impeached President Clinton spoke at the snoozefest.

They did not need to mention it. Just let Trump talk and talk and talk, and everyone is reminded.

Tonight, David Brooks called Trump's rambling and lengthy acceptance speech another Morning in America speech, because in six minutes it will literally be morning in America.

You're just mad because it would take months to splice together a speech that long from Biden.

 

[SpeareChucker]

That's true Con...




They were so adamant about how the nomenclature
was going to stick with him forever and then, even
they lost interest in it. It was nothing more than
a frivolous political ploy at the time and it did
not have its intended effect with the
American people; it did not change
hearts and minds; political
capital thrown away...