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Where do you get the concept that an ex-president can be re-impeached by the House and tried and convicted in the Senate?

He wasn't "ex-" when this happened. "Abuse of power" is an impeachable offense, even if there is no criminal action accompanying it. Since impeachment is a political and not a judicial activity, the toughest penalty it can proved is removal from office upon conviction.

Since the slimebag is out of office, yet the alleged offense occurred while he was still in office, conviction would result in loss of pension, loss of Secret Service protection, and a lifetime ban on all federal elected office.

The klinton krime kartel is too powerful to allow that to happen, but it still does my heart good to think that there could be another impeachment hanging over his head.

Article 2 Section 4. "The President, Vice President and all civil Officers of the United States, shall be removed from Office on Impeachment for, and Conviction of, Treason, Bribery, or other high Crimes and Misdemeanors."

I don't think an ex-prez can be impeached.

"but it still does my heart good to think that there could be another impeachment hanging over his head."

I just looking out my window for flying pigs. lol