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What does the US Constitution say about removing a president who is out of office?
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Posted on 01/23/2021 12:38:04 AM PST by Sidebar Moderator
What does the US Constitution say about removing a president who is out of office?
And who presides over this farce? The Constitution says the Chief Justice will preside over a trial of the "president". BUT TRUMP is now a private citizen. Joe Biden is president.
TOPICS: Free Republic Policy/Q&A
KEYWORDS: constitution; impeachment
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To: SoCal Pubbie
The secretary of war under Grant was impeached after he resigned. It was unconstitutional then, and it's unconstitutional now.
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posted on
01/23/2021 1:48:24 PM PST
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Lazamataz
(I feel like it is 1937 Germany, and my last name is Feinberg.)
To: Lean-Right
It’s out of fear that he’s still the president, and he’s capable of making their lives pure hell.He should take a page out of Obama's playbook, and buy a house 3 miles from the White House so he can organize a Resistance.
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01/23/2021 1:50:09 PM PST
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Lazamataz
(I feel like it is 1937 Germany, and my last name is Feinberg.)
To: Political Junkie Too
Roberts will not preside. According to Rand Paul.
To: Lazamataz
It’s not about what’s “constitutional.” Its about what the left can get away with.
To: Hostage
Sounds like they wish they could put a stake through his heart :-( So spiteful.
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01/23/2021 7:03:25 PM PST
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Cloverfarm
(Pray for the peace of Jerusalem ...)
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