Moscow Mitch on what constitutes an impeachable offense.
Nov 25, 2019 02:23:07 #
I am truly perplexed by how conservatives have flipped flopped on what constitutes an impeachable offense. According to conservatives, what was impeachable yesterday isn't impeachable today! Truly sad...
Nov 25, 2019 03:46:49 #
In the case of Bill Clinton, he was convicted of perjury. That is an impeachable offense. It wasn't the best idea to try to impeach him, censure would have been better. Trump has not been convicted of any impeachable offense. Like it or not, it is pretty much a given that politicians lie. If we got rid of every politician who has lied, we would not have anyone in government.
Nov 25, 2019 07:45:50 #
Kickaha wrote:
In the case of Bill Clinton, he was convicted of perjury. That is an impeachable offense. It wasn't the best idea to try to impeach him, censure would have been better. Trump has not been convicted of any impeachable offense. Like it or not, it is pretty much a given that politicians lie. If we got rid of every politician who has lied, we would not have anyone in government.
Congress has no Constitutional authority to censure a President. It is impeachment or nothing.
Nov 25, 2019 08:21:48 #
PeterS wrote:
I am truly perplexed by how conservatives have flipped flopped on what constitutes an impeachable offense. According to conservatives, what was impeachable yesterday isn't impeachable today! Truly sad...
According to liberals what was not impeachable yesterday is now impeachable today even if you have to make it up. Truly pathetic and dangerous.
Nov 25, 2019 08:27:51 #
Liberty Tree wrote:
Congress has no Constitutional authority to censure a President. It is impeachment or nothing.
Shouldn't have to have any authority to censure. Just write a letter to the President telling him he has been a naughty boy and he needs to quit that.
Nov 25, 2019 08:35:45 #
Hug wrote:
Shouldn't have to have any authority to censure. Just write a letter to the President telling him he has been a naughty boy and he needs to quit that.
He could use the letter to fire up his yule log.
Nov 25, 2019 10:07:39 #
Liberty Tree wrote:
Congress has no Constitutional authority to censure a President. It is impeachment or nothing.
Congress can pass a non-binding resolution about anything that the majority may choose.
Any such resolution has no force of any kind, and may be neither vetoed nor overturned.
Nov 26, 2019 16:15:17 #
Liberty Tree wrote:
According to liberals what was not impeachable yesterday is now impeachable today even if you have to make it up. Truly pathetic and dangerous.
Very and most aren't going to put up with it. A sort of lockn load heads up.
Nov 26, 2019 16:35:03 #
Liberty Tree wrote:
According to liberals what was not impeachable yesterday is now impeachable today even if you have to make it up. Truly pathetic and dangerous.
Obstruction of justice has always been impeachable, and what is refusing to release anything congress has asked for? The house still does not have the unredacted Mueller report or the underlying documents listed in it.
McGann is one of the dozen obstructions listed in the report
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