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[Montegriffo]

Impeachment is perfectly constitutional.
In fact, it is right there article II, section 4

The President, Vice President and all civil Officers of the United States, shall be removed from Office on Impeachment for, and Conviction of, Treason, Bribery, or other high Crimes and Misdemeanors.

Withholding funds unless an investigation into the actions of a possible Presidential rival is carried out comes under the heading of bribery if proved.
At this point, the impeachment process is an investigation into alleged lawbreaking by Trump and perfectly constitutional.
It's doomed, obviously, as a partisan Senate acts as the jury and around 20 Republican Senators have to vote against their own self-interest in order to remove Trump from office.
What you are railing against is an investigation into alleged wrongdoings by
Trump.
To not investigate those allegations would be unconstitutional and lead to the President being above the law. Otherwise known as totalitarian government.

[DBTrek]

The dude in the nation that still can’t Brexit after the people spoke in 2016 is gonna lecture us about totalitarianism now.

[Speaker to Animals]

Impeachment is perfectly constitutional.
In fact, it is right there article II, section 4

The President, Vice President and all civil Officers of the United States, shall be removed from Office on Impeachment for, and Conviction of, Treason, Bribery, or other high Crimes and Misdemeanors.

Withholding funds unless an investigation into the actions of a possible Presidential rival is carried out comes under the heading of bribery if proved.
At this point, the impeachment process is an investigation into alleged lawbreaking by Trump and perfectly constitutional.
It's doomed, obviously, as a partisan Senate acts as the jury and around 20 Republican Senators have to vote against their own self-interest in order to remove Trump from office.
What you are railing against is an investigation into alleged wrongdoings by
Trump.
To not investigate those allegations would be unconstitutional and lead to the President being above the law. Otherwise known as totalitarian government.

Read your quote. Making up some asinine opinion of what he did being illegal does not constitute conviction of. We spent the past two years of the democrats spending millions of dollars trying to convict the man on literally anything, and they failed. Which was amazing, by the way. I cannot imagine a president since Jimmy Carter who would have survived that shit without at least a charge, if not a conviction. LOL

[Montegriffo]

The dude in the nation that still can’t Brexit after the people spoke in 2016 is gonna lecture us about totalitarianism now.

Define Brexit.

[Montegriffo]

Impeachment is perfectly constitutional.
In fact, it is right there article II, section 4

The President, Vice President and all civil Officers of the United States, shall be removed from Office on Impeachment for, and Conviction of, Treason, Bribery, or other high Crimes and Misdemeanors.

Withholding funds unless an investigation into the actions of a possible Presidential rival is carried out comes under the heading of bribery if proved.
At this point, the impeachment process is an investigation into alleged lawbreaking by Trump and perfectly constitutional.
It's doomed, obviously, as a partisan Senate acts as the jury and around 20 Republican Senators have to vote against their own self-interest in order to remove Trump from office.
What you are railing against is an investigation into alleged wrongdoings by
Trump.
To not investigate those allegations would be unconstitutional and lead to the President being above the law. Otherwise known as totalitarian government.

Read your quote.

How do you arrive at a conviction without an investigation?
Also, how do you get a conviction with a jury biased in favour of the accused?

[StCapps]

The dude in the nation that still can’t Brexit after the people spoke in 2016 is gonna lecture us about totalitarianism now.

Define Brexit.

Leaving the EU.

[Montegriffo]

The dude in the nation that still can’t Brexit after the people spoke in 2016 is gonna lecture us about totalitarianism now.

Define Brexit.

Leaving the EU.

Leaving with a deal or without a deal?
Norway style or Switzerland style?
Staying in the single market as was campaigned for or crashing out and breaking all links which nobody (even Farage) campaigned for?

Pro-Brexit voters can't agree what Brexit means which makes it difficult to achieve.

[StCapps]

Define Brexit.

Leaving the EU.

Leaving with a deal or without a deal?
Norway style or Switzerland style?
Staying in the single market as was campaigned for or crashing out and breaking all links which nobody (even Farage) campaigned for?

Pro-Brexit voters can't agree what Brexit means which makes it difficult to achieve.

You don't need a deal before you leave to get a deal after you leave. Just Leave, stop the feckless delaying.

[Speaker to Animals]

Impeachment is perfectly constitutional.
In fact, it is right there article II, section 4


Withholding funds unless an investigation into the actions of a possible Presidential rival is carried out comes under the heading of bribery if proved.
At this point, the impeachment process is an investigation into alleged lawbreaking by Trump and perfectly constitutional.
It's doomed, obviously, as a partisan Senate acts as the jury and around 20 Republican Senators have to vote against their own self-interest in order to remove Trump from office.
What you are railing against is an investigation into alleged wrongdoings by
Trump.
To not investigate those allegations would be unconstitutional and lead to the President being above the law. Otherwise known as totalitarian government.

Read your quote.

How do you arrive at a conviction without an investigation?
Also, how do you get a conviction with a jury biased in favour of the accused?

Jesus Christ.

There WAS an investigation and they found NOTHING.

[DBTrek]

Monte: DEFINE BREXIT!!!

Capps: Leaving the EU.

Monte: Uhhhh ... but ... whaddabout ... uhhh ... ummm ...