Peewee Loc: San Antonio, TX

Correction, it's the second illegal impeachment. The rule of law or law and order means nothing to the deep state. They are t*****rs and an organized crime syndicate. You only advance if you sacrifice a child to Moloch. Then Epstein tapes it and you're hooked for life. If you rat them out, you die from h*****g yourself from a doorknob. That fact always seems to make it into the news, because it's a message to others.

Peewee Loc: San Antonio, TX

You can't edit what Trump said either or the entire case should be tossed out. Which is what the impeachment managers did.

Michael10

his defense picked one line in a 70 minute h**e speech to say he was innocent, then Republicans didn't judge him on that speech. They judged him on a preset notion you can't impeach a president who already out of office. So if Joe Biden was to shoot trump in his last month in office and republicans couldn't impeach him in 30 days, he walks free. This is the precedent set by this decision. The last few days of any presidents term gives him complete vindication for any crime he committed during that time.

Gatsby

The fountain of ignorance erupts again.

dtucker300 Loc: Vista, CA

The only way would be a constitutional amendment. AOC complains she is not paid enough and wants a raise. Congress has abdicated its responsibility to legislate, so maybe Biden could write an EO to implement term limits, etc.

Michael10

Who makes those amendments same guys who would be limited to service, i'm all for term limits just looking at reality

okie don

Sounds like he's beginning to get as senile as China Joe.

CounterRevolutionary

Something is missing here in all these posts. Nobody is versed in Constitutional Law. Hillsdale College offers free online classes well worth taking.

Yesterday, Saturday February 13, 2021, Utah Senator Mike Lee first cited some American history:
Half a dozen State Constitutions in 1787 allowed for the impeachment of politicians who were out of office.

Senator Mike Lee asked Trumps attorney: Therefore, is impeaching a president, once out of office, legal?
Trump's attorney replied: "NO."

It was pointed out that James Monroe, John Jay and Alexander Hamilton, who penned the Federalist Papers, recognized that the threat to impeach a president out of office would impede a President in office from exercising his authority as chief law enforcer of the land.


The separations of power designed in the Constitution between the (1) Legislative Branch writing laws, (2)the Courts interpreting laws, and the (3) Executive Branch enforcing the laws, would have been nullified through the threat of post-impeachment once out of office.

That's a point of law spoken by the brilliant constitutionalist, Senator Mike Lee.

The mere fact that Donald Trump's post-impeachment trial was unconstitutional (Chief Justice Roberts refused to attend), now gives Trump LEGAL STANDING before the Supreme Court, forcing the Supreme Court to analyzed the evidence about the November 2020 s****n e******n and presence of A****A r****rs at the Capitol on J****** 6th, 2021. The "i**********n" is by the Democrat Party.

And there is plenty of evidence out there. The thousands of pages, minute by minute of all 50 state e******ns being flipped by agents overseas, is recorded by DHS agents between November 2nd-November 4th, 2020, enough to send the entire DNC to packing. Watch this video all the way through to its conclusion. Every Judge on the Supreme Court has viewed this by now along with millions of people world wide:

Absolute Proof
https://michaeljlindell.com/ by Michael Lindell – My Pillow

Good bye, Nancy Pelosi, Chuck Schumer, Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. Out you go.

dtucker300 Loc: Vista, CA

Read Art. V of the Constitution. Congress is not the only means of proposing amendments. The state legislatures, by 3/4ths, ratify amendments and can propose them. They can bypass Congress.

son of witless

Are you sure you aren't talking about Gov. Cuomo ?

rebelwidacoz Loc: Illinois

I agree with - UH- SCHUNER! - and SCHUMER TOO ! - not the part about inciting an erection,few Neanderthals have that power.

nonalien1 Loc: Mojave Desert

Only in Congress A former politition can still be arrested and tried in a court of law . And if found guilty be subjected to wh**ever fines or imprisonment the charges bring. I don't know if D.C. has the death penalty but treason is punishable by death if it does.

1Jim

Like I heard how he would be arrested if he showed up in Georgia for the run-off e******n? How did that work out for you? There are many talkers out there, how many are doers?

CounterRevolutionary

Nonalien1, you raise an interesting point: "Only in Congress A former politician can still be arrested and tried in a court of law."
Ah, but Congress chose not to try him in court. Maybe they were afraid, knowing it might backfire.

As it stands, Pelosi and Schumer illegally tried to impeach Trump, once out of office. The reason this impeachment is unconstitutional is that the sitting President is head of the EXECUTIVE Branch, the Top Cop - the top law enforcer of of the land.

The Founding Fathers, who wrote the Constitution, realized it might be prudent to deny gangsters the ability to impeach the Top Cop and l**t him after out of office. The Founding Fathers had foresight into human nature. The Democrats are a den of thieves.

The most astounding defense of Trump was brought about by Utah Senator Mike Lee on Saturday, February 13th.

Michael10

treason noun
trea·​son | \ ˈtrē-zᵊn \
Definition of treason
1 : the offense of attempting by overt acts to o*******w the government of the state to which the offender owes allegiance or to k**l or personally injure the sovereign or the sovereign's family
2 : the betrayal of a trust : TREACHERY

The treason here was committed by trump and his band of terrorists. We had a legal e******n and trump not only tried to over through the new government, he allowed his terrorists to try and k**l the vice president. the treachery part speaks for itself.
Trumps actions on and before the 6th meet the definition.