Posted on 11/07/2016 11:43:02 AM PST by Non-Compliant_Deplorable
If Hillary Clinton wins the election Tuesday, a prominent Republican member of the House Judiciary Committee says there will be an immediate move to impeach her before she can even be sworn into office Jan. 20. Rep. Steve King, R-Iowa, told WND he has spent the last week ensuring Congress has secured all of the hundreds of thousands of emails examined by the FBI over the last 10 days and has confidence the House could impeach her before she assumes office. Rep. Steve King, R-Iowa “Don’t think that Hillary Clinton has been declared innocent on the email scandal just yet,” King warned. “This is not over yet.”
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This is nonsense. If anything, it will motivate a few more Democrats to come out and vote for Hillary.
Constant irritating pressure like this on the old hag might be enough to send her into the arms of Janet Reno.
Yes.
So much B.S.The country is being split by underground government. DONALD Trump has had a tremendous effect on middle class ,but in reality don’t have the real power of the vote.
What difference then will it make?
Comey will be out in the next 30 days.
1.) Get the Bolshies on record supporting the crook.
2.) Make her defend herself.
We cant count on this. Its almost impossible to Impeach someone in the senate.
Welcome to Free Republic.
Is this a joke?
Jeeezzzz.......
Why wait? show some guts and do it now regardless of if she wins or not. I won’t hold my breath.
silly.
It will only gain her more sympathy while doing no good.
How do you impeach someone who is not yet in office? Inquiring mind wants to know? Obama would pardon her before that could happen.
None, but at least he’ll feel better when he’s out-of-control at 130mph, heading for oncoming traffic.
Behold the enemies within who would steal your freedom at the ballot box!
James O’Keefe undercover video exposing fraud!
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=hggabHmAdxY
A pardon only applies to criminal charges. An impeachment is a political process, not a criminal one.
I don't think a President-elect can be impeached. It will have to wait until after the swearing-in.
But, the Constitution explicitly prohibits pardons in case of impeachment.
Can she be impeached for actions not taken in office ?
There's no such limitation in the Constitution. However, some want to invent that limitation, for obvious reasons.
“The GOP can’t even get rid of Ryan.”
Great point.
Nothing more needs to be said.
I can describe the GOP in many ways but bold isn’t one of them.
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