Trump Impeached.
Strange clinton got impeached on the same date. Message or a quinkie dink?
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NO you are wrong, Trump is NOT impeached .... the House voted to approve the 'articles of impeachment' only.
The House has to send those 'approved articles of impeachment' to the Senate for a trial.
Should the Senate find in favor of impeachment and so declares, then and only then will Trump be impeached.
And per the news this AM, Pelosi isn't sending it to the Senate right away for reasons unknown :?:0 -
We have CLEARLY settled into a two party country where one side simply can't negotiate or compromise at all with the other, that said I'm all for the Blue and Red separating and they can fund their cities and welfare populations and the Red keeps 98% of the country and their money.
Sadly the Enemy of the people is celebrating that and whining about a "FAIR" trial, LOL!
As fair as the Democrats provided? Wow
I think they are hoping to hold impeachment until after Trump wins 2020 and for some reason they think they will have a Senate majority then.
The goofy part is the media and the left actually screaming about fairness LOL0 -
The democrats and liberals ... you know the "party of acceptance and inclusion" is the one who cannot accept anyone or any event that does not meet with their approval.
IIRC every person who killed or attempted to kill a President of the United States was a Democrat.
This fake and manufactured impeachment will completely fail. In the meantime, Trump and his family need to be on high alert.0 -
Quick&Dead wrote:NO you are wrong, Trump is NOT impeached .... the House voted to approve the 'articles of impeachment' only.
The House has to send those 'approved articles of impeachment' to the Senate for a trial.
Should the Senate find in favor of impeachment and so declares, then and only then will Trump be impeached.
And per the news this AM, Pelosi isn't sending it to the Senate right away for reasons unknown :?:
Impeachment has occurred. After impeachment in the House, the articles are sent to the Senate for trial and possible removal.
The Constitution is your friend only if you read it.0 -
Don McManus wrote:Quick&Dead wrote:NO you are wrong, Trump is NOT impeached .... the House voted to approve the 'articles of impeachment' only.
The House has to send those 'approved articles of impeachment' to the Senate for a trial.
Should the Senate find in favor of impeachment and so declares, then and only then will Trump be impeached.
And per the news this AM, Pelosi isn't sending it to the Senate right away for reasons unknown :?:
Impeachment has occurred. After impeachment in the House, the articles are sent to the Senate for trial and possible removal.
The Constitution is your friend only if you read it.
Key Takeaways: Impeachment Process
The process of impeachment is established by the U.S. Constitution.
The impeachment process must be initiated in the House of Representatives with the passage of a resolution listing the charges or ?Articles of Impeachment? against the official being impeached.
If passed by the House, the Articles of Impeachment are considered by the Senate in a trial presided over by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, with the 100 Senators serving as the jury.
If the Senate votes in favor of conviction by a 2/3 supermajority vote (67 votes), the Senate will then vote to remove the official from office.0 -
forgemonkey wrote:Don McManus wrote:Quick&Dead wrote:NO you are wrong, Trump is NOT impeached .... the House voted to approve the 'articles of impeachment' only.
The House has to send those 'approved articles of impeachment' to the Senate for a trial.
Should the Senate find in favor of impeachment and so declares, then and only then will Trump be impeached.
And per the news this AM, Pelosi isn't sending it to the Senate right away for reasons unknown :?:
Impeachment has occurred. After impeachment in the House, the articles are sent to the Senate for trial and possible removal.
The Constitution is your friend only if you read it.
+1 ,,,,,,
Key Takeaways: Impeachment Process
The process of impeachment is established by the U.S. Constitution.
The impeachment process must be initiated in the House of Representatives with the passage of a resolution listing the charges or ?Articles of Impeachment? against the official being impeached.
If passed by the House, the Articles of Impeachment are considered by the Senate in a trial presided over by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, with the 100 Senators serving as the jury.
If the Senate votes in favor of conviction by a 2/3 supermajority vote (67 votes), the Senate will then vote to remove the official from office.0 -
dumb dims are back peddeling 0 -
Trump will not be "officially " impeached until the articles have been delivered to the senate, so states the Louisiana rep Mike Johnson, who is a constitutional expert. Piglosi is worried she'll step on her string at this point in time, as I see it. 0 -
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Quick&Dead wrote:NO you are wrong, Trump is NOT impeached .... the House voted to approve the 'articles of impeachment' only.
The House has to send those 'approved articles of impeachment' to the Senate for a trial.
Should the Senate find in favor of impeachment and so declares, then and only then will Trump be impeached.
And per the news this AM, Pelosi isn't sending it to the Senate right away for reasons unknown :?:
Like Thunderbird, that's the word.0 -
Quick&Dead wrote:Don McManus wrote:Quick&Dead wrote:NO you are wrong, Trump is NOT impeached .... the House voted to approve the 'articles of impeachment' only.
The House has to send those 'approved articles of impeachment' to the Senate for a trial.
Should the Senate find in favor of impeachment and so declares, then and only then will Trump be impeached.
And per the news this AM, Pelosi isn't sending it to the Senate right away for reasons unknown :?:
Impeachment has occurred. After impeachment in the House, the articles are sent to the Senate for trial and possible removal.
The Constitution is your friend only if you read it.
Key Takeaways: Impeachment Process
The process of impeachment is established by the U.S. Constitution.
The impeachment process must be initiated in the House of Representatives with the passage of a resolution listing the charges or ?Articles of Impeachment? against the official being impeached.
If passed by the House, the Articles of Impeachment are considered by the Senate in a trial presided over by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, with the 100 Senators serving as the jury.
If the Senate votes in favor of conviction by a 2/3 supermajority vote (67 votes), the Senate will then vote to remove the official from office.
Article 2, 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.'
Impeachment is part of the process of removal from office. Conviction in the Senate is the other part of that process.
President Trump has been impeached. That part of the process is over.
I don't know where you got your 'Key Takeaways', but they are not from the Constitution of the United States of America.
Read it sometime. It only takes a few minutes and allows for informed discussion.0 -
You can look at it as the house is the grand jury and the senate the court. At this point no grand jury charges have been delivered to the court. If they are not delivered to the court the charges are moot. I have stated before that I am not a fan of Trumps personality but by comparison to the dems he is looking better and better. Bob 0 -
does peelosi have a time frame to deliver or can she hold the articles indefinitely to the time she deems it most hurtful to Trump ???? 0 -
They still think if they can get rid of Trump, Hillary will become President. 0 -
Impeachment Day 3 Still your President.
Piglosi is tired of sitting on her thumb, (so she is going to sit the papers) under the false theory the House has impeached Trump. She doesn't want a trial followed by the acquittal. The good news is Trump will be re-elected and have a better chance at cleaning out the NWO/SWAMP. 3 years of them trying to get rid of the President has exposed the TREASONOUS BASTARDS.0 -
Don McManus wrote:Quick&Dead wrote:NO you are wrong, Trump is NOT impeached .... the House voted to approve the 'articles of impeachment' only.
The House has to send those 'approved articles of impeachment' to the Senate for a trial.
Should the Senate find in favor of impeachment and so declares, then and only then will Trump be impeached.
And per the news this AM, Pelosi isn't sending it to the Senate right away for reasons unknown :?:
Impeachment has occurred. After impeachment in the House, the articles are sent to the Senate for trial and possible removal.
The Constitution is your friend only if you read it.
Impeachment HAS NOT OCCURED. The articles must be signed and delivered to the Senate and Pelosi was playing a game to get leverage on the "rules", refused to send them and Trump is NOT Impeached.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N_X0WRAJ7Gg0 -
Don McManus wrote:Quick&Dead wrote:Don McManus wrote:
Impeachment has occurred. After impeachment in the House, the articles are sent to the Senate for trial and possible removal.
The Constitution is your friend only if you read it.
Key Takeaways: Impeachment Process
The process of impeachment is established by the U.S. Constitution.
The impeachment process must be initiated in the House of Representatives with the passage of a resolution listing the charges or ?Articles of Impeachment? against the official being impeached.
If passed by the House, the Articles of Impeachment are considered by the Senate in a trial presided over by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, with the 100 Senators serving as the jury.
If the Senate votes in favor of conviction by a 2/3 supermajority vote (67 votes), the Senate will then vote to remove the official from office.
Article 2, 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.'
Impeachment is part of the process of removal from office. Conviction in the Senate is the other part of that process.
President Trump has been impeached. That part of the process is over.
I don't know where you got your 'Key Takeaways', but they are not from the Constitution of the United States of America.
Read it sometime. It only takes a few minutes and allows for informed discussion.
From your perspective, it certainly appears you believe when someone is charged with a crime, any crime, they are automatically guilty until a trial proves them innocent.0
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