[DannyTN]

Hypothetical. Assume the allegations are all true. 1a) Trump had an an affair before running for office. 1b) Clinton had an affair while in office. 1a) Trump directed a payment to silence Stormy prior to running for office, which violates campaign laws, since the purpose was to keep Stormy from influencing the campaign. 1b) Clinton committed perjury to try to keep his affair secret.

They didn't impeach Clinton. They sure better not impeach Trump.

[DannyTN]

They did impeach Clinton, but the senate didn’t vote to remove him from office.

[DannyTN]

They did impeach Clinton, but the senate didn’t vote to remove him from office.

[StoneRainbow68]

-—Trump directed a payment to silence Stormy prior to running for office, which violates campaign laws-—

Only if she was paid with campaign funds. If it’s Trump’s personal funds, no. And I think it was that other woman, Not Daniels, that we’re talking about.

[Trumpisourlastchance]

They did impeach Clinton. He wasn’t removed from office.

Paying to keep a blackmailer quiet is not a crime.

[FreedomPoster]

They did impeach Clinton. He was not found guilty by the Senate.

[mdmathis6]

They impeached Clinton but the senate did not remove him.

[frogjerk]

Clinton was impeached

[ataDude]

Actually, they (House) DID impeach Clinton. He was just not convicted by the Senate.

[zaxtres]

They didn’t impeach Clinton. They sure better not impeach Trump.

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They impeached Clinton. The House impeaches and the Senate decides on punishment through a trial. Clinton was impeached but not thrown out of office. Clinton was impeached on December 19, 1998 by the House of Representatives. The Senate found him not guilty and the result was an acquittal. A President can be impeached but not removed from office based on the resulting trial in the Senate.