U.S. House Will Have President Trump's Alleged Crimes Ready For Impeachment Votes NLT 10-31-2019.

Friday, September 27, 2019

Even though Congress left town today to start a 17 day vacation in observance of Jewish holidays, their effort to impeach President Trump will continue unabated.

In fact, the U.S. House plans to have formal Articles of Impeachment ready for a vote by the end of October...a little more than 30 days from today.

House Democrats are putting Trump impeachment on fast track.

The House of Representatives is currently on a two-week recess for the Jewish holidays of Yom Kippur and Rosh Hashanah, but that doesn't mean the wheels of its impeachment inquiry against Donald Trump won’t churn on Capitol Hill and in Congressional districts.

The House Intelligence and Judiciary Committees will continue to toil behind the scenes investigating and, eventually, crafting actual articles of impeachment.

It is unlikely the House will actually just craft a solitary article of impeachment. Various Democrats would like to impeach President Trump for different reasons.

There’s the Ukraine matter. Some may prefer to tackle emoluments. Cummings may cite obstruction of Congress as his panel struggles to get documents and testimony from the administration. Rep. Al Green, D-Texas, has wanted to impeach Mr. Trump over “moral fitness,” citing the President’s conduct when it comes to the treatment of minorities and his 2017 remarks about Charlottesville. House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Richard Neal, D-Mass., may target the President’s stonewalling of Congress for his tax returns.

If the full House approves any single article of impeachment, Trump is considered “impeached.”

A House floor vote to impeach the President is kind of like an indictment, codified in Article I, Section 2 of the Constitution.

If the House votes to impeach, Article 1, Section 3 of the Constitution sends the article(s) to the Senate for a trial presided over by Chief Justice of the United States John Roberts.

If the Senate votes to “convict” the impeached figure, they are evicted from office. A two-thirds (67) vote is required for a Senate conviction.

More at: www.foxnews.com...

Target deadline is Not Later Than October 31, 2019: www.mediaite.com...

FYI: Congress determines at any given point in time what constitutes "High Crimes and Misdemeanors". In other words, they can make determinations as the Impeachment investigations and processes move along. (I didn't know that!)

Impeachment "High Crimes and Misdemeanors" explained: en.wikipedia.org...


Does President Trump have the right to defend himself and present counter-evidence prior to the full-house impeachment vote? If so, he'll be able to boomerang a lot of the accusations right back at specific Democrats.

One thing for certain is that October will be an extraordinary month in the United States of America.

-CareWeMust

The trial in the Senate will expose the opposition more than anyone ever could have imagined.

All evidence is discoverable "at that point" 😎

a reply to: xuenchen
and the bar for entry of evidence is exceedingly low.

a reply to: xuenchen

I'm concerned that it might not get that far. None of the examples of "Trump misconduct" given in the article stand much chance of garnering a Majority of House members voting "yes".

originally posted by: dubiousatworst
a reply to: xuenchen
and the bar for entry of evidence is exceedingly low.

But wouldn't that evidence just be of a DEFENSIVE nature? i.e. "Here's proof I didn't do an illegal quid-pro-quo with the Ukraine."

How can the President present evidence to damage his accusers, and anyone else who may be crooked?

House Democrats are putting Trump impeachment on fast track. 

Well they have to; they've been promising the American people that they would impeach Trump for the last 4 years; how incompetent would they look if they didn't get their signature promise completed befor leaves office due to a reelection loss ... or worse, before he wins his second term.

The Democrat party have spent so much time preoccupied opposing Trump that they forget to get other key legislation completed. Now that time is running out to show that they have accomplished something, they realize they don't have anything to show ... except maybe winning a house vote on impeachment if they can get it done in time.

Common American: "What have you done to improve my life?"

Democrats: "Well we did impeach Trump a few months before the 2020 elections"

Common American: "Why is that a good thing for me?"

Democrats: "Because Trump is the single biggest threat to human existence of our life time and he runs the country like a mob boss"

Common American: "And it took you his inter term as president to do something meaningful about it?"

a reply to: Lysergic

Wow...looking at that animated GIF long enough really does make you nauseous!

October 31st?

Will Nancy dress like Margaret Hamilton?

Will Schiff and Nadler dress as flying monkeys? (I guess Nadler would be a "walk 20 steps, then gasp for oxygen monkey"...)

Or... maybe a "Nightmare Before Christmas" theme... Nadler would be a scream, as the "Oogie Boogie Man". He wouldn't even need a costume, just some blush and burlap.

Blah.

a reply to: carewemust
In an Impeachment trial, there is a simple yea or nay vote in the Senate to accept or reject each piece of posited evidence as it is introduced. No debate of validity or cogency, only a vote.

Oh I can’t wait to see how vague the individual accusations are.


Anyone here watch JohnWard on youtube?
I just keep hearing those lyrics...
“Holy f-ing s*** this f-ing timeline is lit”

youtu.be...

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: xuenchen

I'm concerned that it might not get that far. None of the examples of "Trump misconduct" given in the article stand much chance of garnering a Majority of House members voting "yes".

Probably only a 50/50 chance at best 🎱

a reply to: DanDanDat

Excellent post...and VERY True! House Democrats have not accomplished one single thing that the average person could name.

And impeaching a successful President, who has a higher approval rating than messiah Obama at this point, is something only brain-dead Americans would see as a positive thing.

a reply to: madmac5150

You made me spit coffee on my keyboard!

I hadn't thought of that. Their deadline is HALLOWEEN...LOL!

a reply to: carewemust

If the Globalist Socialist Democrats Manage to get an article of Impeachment to the Senate for a Vote , and Even if that Vote was a Majority for Impeachment , the President could STILL Run for Reelection . Such a Scenario would Also Endanger anyone of Both Parties who Voted " Aye " Reelection Bids for themselves . Because of that , It WILL NEVER HAPPEN . It's just Pure Political Theater IMO .

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: madmac5150

You made me spit coffee on my keyboard!

I hadn't thought of that. Their deadline is HALLOWEEN...LOL!

Spit takes, are what I live for. I hope your keyboard is ok. Do you have a 5 gallon bucket of rice? You may be able to save it...

originally posted by: xuenchen

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: xuenchen

I'm concerned that it might not get that far. None of the examples of "Trump misconduct" given in the article stand much chance of garnering a Majority of House members voting "yes".

Probably only a 50/50 chance at best 🎱

If that is true then it will come down to who votes last. Most Republicans will not want to go down in history as the vote to impeach a republican president. The exclusions could be Romney, who is involved in the mess, and Amash, who is a disloyal piece of crap.

a reply to: carewemust

This is all so crazy for me.

I never thought the house would get enough votes.
My lefty friends have been telling me that the house would get the votes for sure.

Then I find out that some repub senate seats are being messed with by the wall. So some senators might have to chose between trump or their own reelection. That makes impeachment look a lot better.
www.defensenews.com...

Mind blown. Three days ago I thought the house would never get the votes. And that the senate had no chance.
Now.....the senate still doesn't have a chance but it's much closer than I ever thought it would be.

a reply to: carewemust

Target deadline is Not Later Than October 31, 2019

That's smart politically speaking. They know the american public have short attention spans. If this blows up in their face they have lots of time for people to get interested in something new.

originally posted by: Zanti Misfit
a reply to: carewemustSuch a Scenario would Also Endanger anyone of Both Parties who Voted " Aye " Reelection Bids for themselves .

We need a list of every name who is on for this political theater,
we also need a list of every name who is in the planning of this rotting quagmire.

Name names and keep track.