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re: What happens when Trump is impeached?
Posted on 11/9/26 at 4:21 pm to ThuperThumpin
Posted on 11/9/26 at 4:21 pm to ThuperThumpin
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without even hearing a charge.....how does that factor into your analysis?
it makes me want to point out that removing a US president from Office is not the same as firing a coach.
Removing a president from Office is convicting the president of
Treason
Bribery
Other high Crimes and Misdemeanors
and that would be devastating to the country in numerous ways economically
politically
culturally
it would be unbelievable the damage that forced removal from office would do.
Posted on 11/9/26 at 4:45 pm to Wednesday
He'll probably be removed, and then Constitution-loving "conservatives" will cheer at the democrats removing a duly elected president with no legitimate cause.
Democrats will tell people how Trump ruined the country and how they saved us all by removing the big bad orange man. Oblivious to what this means, "conservatives" will take victory laps. Democrats will have the ultimate talking point and will be backed up by the rhetoric of foolish "conservatives."
Because the most important thing to conservatives, even more than preventing a flood of illegals, USAID reopening, or the silencing of conservatives by democrats, is to punish MAGA.
One moron is already pretending USAID was no big deal. Just like many pretended the border was no big deal. It's the same tired playbook.
And then the idiots will again put democrats in power in 2028. Even the great Desantis or average Massie will not be able to convince emotional voters to separate them from the MAGA legacy of the Republican party.
What the "true conservatives" don't realize is that no one cares if they are anti-MAGA. The uninformed voters that dictated the last election only see R or D.
Due to the short-sightedness, we lose the SC and the real fun begins. The Constitution won't protect conservatives like they think when progressives control how it is interpreted. Conservatives have to learn how to think beyond tomorrow if they want to save the country.
Democrats will tell people how Trump ruined the country and how they saved us all by removing the big bad orange man. Oblivious to what this means, "conservatives" will take victory laps. Democrats will have the ultimate talking point and will be backed up by the rhetoric of foolish "conservatives."
Because the most important thing to conservatives, even more than preventing a flood of illegals, USAID reopening, or the silencing of conservatives by democrats, is to punish MAGA.
One moron is already pretending USAID was no big deal. Just like many pretended the border was no big deal. It's the same tired playbook.
And then the idiots will again put democrats in power in 2028. Even the great Desantis or average Massie will not be able to convince emotional voters to separate them from the MAGA legacy of the Republican party.
What the "true conservatives" don't realize is that no one cares if they are anti-MAGA. The uninformed voters that dictated the last election only see R or D.
Due to the short-sightedness, we lose the SC and the real fun begins. The Constitution won't protect conservatives like they think when progressives control how it is interpreted. Conservatives have to learn how to think beyond tomorrow if they want to save the country.
Posted on 11/9/26 at 4:50 pm to supatigah
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To Impeach (House): A simple majority of the members present and voting is required (typically 218 votes if all 435 seats are filled, or 217 if 433 members are seated).
To Convict and Remove (Senate): A two-thirds supermajority of the senators present is required to convict an official during a Senate trial and remove them from office.
Too many people don't know the difference. The House impeaches, the Senate tries. Trump will most like be impeached again (on trumped up charges, pun intended), but he won't be convicted and removed. We also have too many people (read: Democrats) who now believe that simple policy disagreements are grounds for impeachment and will use this to attack their opponents.
This post was edited on 11/9/26 at 4:54 pm

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