In this rare case Waters is right. The House can define as impeachable anything they wish.
“That depends on whether the Chief Justice, presiding over this farce, rules that some frivolous article of impeachment does not rise to the level of “high crimes and misdemeanor”.
The Chief justice, nor any judicial power, has anything to say on impeachment.
He doesn’t get a vote.
In spite of the silly nonsense some are promulgating on the internet.
It’s a 100% political act between the House and Senate.
High Crimes and Misdemeanors was left deliberately vague, and undefined, for this very reason.
If the House votes to impeach, he’s impeached. Period.