[jonrick46]

Did the DemonKKKrats consult the Constitution? Any conviction process in the Senate, after Trump leaves office, should be unconstitutional. A Republican House and Senate in the 2022 midterms would rule that such a process is no longer possible. They may even retroactively take away Trump’s invalid impeachment, if the Supreme Court did not rule his impeachment unconstitutional first.

[old curmudgeon]

Did the DemonKKKrats consult the Constitution? Any conviction process in the Senate, after Trump leaves office, should be unconstitutional. A Republican House and Senate in the 2022 midterms would rule that such a process is no longer possible. They may even retroactively take away Trump's invalid impeachment, if the Supreme Court did not rule his impeachment unconstitutional first.

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I have been waiting for the chance to ask:

The dims violated constitutional process as spelled out in the Constitution when the house impeached Trump the last time.

Since they did not follow the Constitution, is that impeachment not illegal?

Will the supreme court rule it illegal?

[LibertyOh]

There will be no trial in the Senate. The Constitution mandates the Chief Justice preside, and as private citizen Trump is no longer President, Chief Justice Roberts will decline. He may hate Trump but even he won’t participate in a total kangaroo court sham.

[gitmo]

What’s this “Constitution” you’re talking about?

There’s no such thing anymore.