***Official Impeachment Proceedings***

GromsDad

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So basically, you support peach mints because of your rage over images like the one you just posted. You're obviously carrying a lot of rage over the tiny handful of kooks who did things like that in the Obama years. Nobody took people like that seriously back then.......but basically people like in your picture now represent the majority of the Democrat party. The party has been completely taken over by the looniest of the loons.
 

Surfdog

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No. That’s not considered high crimes, misdemeanor, or bribery, I accordance with the U.S. Constitution, dummy.
What is considered so then? What high crime has been committed that the other party affected can testify against?

"Expert witness" testimony today is a waste of brain cells, except to help the TDS'ers confirm bias.

So much circus, so little substance.
 

hal9000

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What is considered so then? What high crime has been committed that the other party affected can testify against?

"Expert witness" testimony today is a waste of brain cells, except to help the TDS'ers confirm bias.

So much circus, so little substance.

Abuse of power that only someone in as high an office of president could commit. A common citizen could not commit this crime.

This is why the constitution prescribed impeachment as a remedy to abuses of power and gave congress sole oversight over presidential power.

There have literally been volumes upon volumes written on this topic, both by the Founding Fathers and by scholars since that time. Go take a civics course. Go read the constitution.

Your ignorance does not absolve you from the responsibility of gaining an understanding of how the American political system works.
 
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Surfdog

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What power was "abused" that meets the high crimes criteria?

Presidents have lots of entitled executive powers that some may not like or agree with.

Which ones exactly come even close to breaking laws or considered "high crimes or misdemeanors"? Let alone bribery or extortion.
 

hal9000

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What power was "abused" that meets the high crimes criteria?

Presidents have lots of entitled executive powers that some may not like or agree with.

Which ones exactly come even close to breaking laws or considered "high crimes or misdemeanors"? Let alone bribery or extortion.
Go read some news articles. Also listen to Trumby’s own COS openly admitting it was a quid pro quo.
 

hal9000

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What power was "abused" that meets the high crimes criteria?

Presidents have lots of entitled executive powers that some may not like or agree with.

Which ones exactly come even close to breaking laws or considered "high crimes or misdemeanors"? Let alone bribery or extortion.
Actively enlisting a foreign power to influence a election. Actively obstructing a Congressional investigation, whose powers are expressly granted by the constitution.

You’re either senile or stupid. Or both.
 
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studog

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What power was "abused" that meets the high crimes criteria?

Presidents have lots of entitled executive powers that some may not like or agree with.

Which ones exactly come even close to breaking laws or considered "high crimes or misdemeanors"? Let alone bribery or extortion.
obstruction of justice - 10 occurrences
obstruction of Congress
lying under oath
bribery - withholding appropriated money by Congress is illegal too

Clinton was impeach for just one of those and completely unrelated to the Special council's initial investigation
 
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$kully

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What power was "abused" that meets the high crimes criteria?

Presidents have lots of entitled executive powers that some may not like or agree with.

Which ones exactly come even close to breaking laws or considered "high crimes or misdemeanors"? Let alone bribery or extortion.
that’s called moving the goal posts. You’re not denying he did it, you’re just saying it’s okay.
 

sirfun

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What power was "abused" that meets the high crimes criteria?

Presidents have lots of entitled executive powers that some may not like or agree with.

Which ones exactly come even close to breaking laws or considered "high crimes or misdemeanors"? Let alone bribery or extortion.
So you also agree the call was "PERFECT" ?? )




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