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To: Sacajaweau

Impeachment isn’t designed to do that. Congress isn’t a criminal court, and Treason, Bribery, or other high Crimes and Misdemeanors should be dealt with like any other situation in court. Then after a conviction, Impeachment would handle the removal of a president, vice president, or civil officer. Impeachment without a criminal conviction is a mere political act at best.


8 posted on 07/01/2024 6:46:29 PM PDT by Theoria
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To: Theoria

You’re off on la-La land. Of course impeachment is the way to handle it. I don’t know how old you are, but you must be aware that Presidents do many iffy things. Not just Trump. Presidents are typically not held legally accountable because of the s-storm guilty verdicts would cause in the country. For example, if Obama were found guilty of murdering that American with a missile, his supporters would burn the country down. It’s a bit of a wink and nod, but presidents are above the law… that’s how much power they have. Just be thankful they are only in office for 8 years. Impeachment is therefore the only reasonable option.

If this law date is allowed to continue, the country could be spun into chaos. It had to be stopped. If Biden, we’re truly a wise politician, he would be speaking out this lawfare, take the high road. But, he’s not wise. Either are the Dems.


17 posted on 07/02/2024 12:46:46 AM PDT by Mustangman
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To: Theoria

WHo are you? Impeachment IS a polical act ON PURPOSE by design. After removal from office any legal action can then be taken, or not.


19 posted on 07/02/2024 1:00:17 AM PDT by central_va (I won't be reconstructed and I do not give a damn...)
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