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President Trump is impeached for "high crimes".
Those crimes are constitutional crimes, like obstruction of Congress, whose powers of oversight and checks and balances are constitutionally endowed. Abuse of power, is a crime because Article II doesn't, in fact, allow the president to do anything, and no, the president and his administration do not enjoy "absolute immunity", and are not above the law.
No, ma'am, he is not. He is impeached for "Obstruction of Congress" and "Abuse of Power." That's what the Articles of Impeachment say, and the Articles of Impeachment are the charges. The Constitution mandates that such charges are to be "high crimes and misdemeanors," and we have yet to see a determination if the charges alleged do indeed fall into that category.
Neither is Congress above the law! Enough of their overreach in usurping the powers of the Executive Branch! The bunch of Narcissistic tyrannical Marxist bullies!
originally posted by: Sookiechacha
a reply to: TheRedneck
No, ma'am, he is not. He is impeached for "Obstruction of Congress" and "Abuse of Power." That's what the Articles of Impeachment say, and the Articles of Impeachment are the charges. The Constitution mandates that such charges are to be "high crimes and misdemeanors," and we have yet to see a determination if the charges alleged do indeed fall into that category.
Obstruction of Congress and Abuse of Power are high crimes. Those are the high crimes for which Trump was impeached, and now must stand trial for removal from office.
Trump is an elected short term Executive Chief. He is not a king. He doesn't have absolute immunity. He is not above the law, nor is he above Congress. They share the powers endowed by the Constitution equally, through the 3 branches of government. Checks and balance and oversight are powers and duties particularly assigned to Congress.
Impeachment and a Senate trial for removal from office for high crimes is a constitutional duty.
Pelosi is a Marxist Progressive and an elitist. Marxists have a historical hatred of God and God-fearing individuals. She uses her so-called Catholic upbringing to bolster her authoritative power over others. It looks to me like a classic case of rebellion.
originally posted by: Sookiechacha
a reply to: BoscoMoney
Thread isn't about religion, it's about being a good person and Pelosi aint it.
Religion aside then. Can one be a "good person" and still harbor hatred for another?
Obstruction of Congress and Abuse of Power are high crimes. Those are the high crimes for which Trump was impeached, and now must stand trial for removal from office.
Trump is an elected short term Executive Chief. He is not a king. He doesn't have absolute immunity. He is not above the law, nor is he above Congress. They share the powers endowed by the Constitution equally, through the 3 branches of government. Checks and balance and oversight are powers and duties particularly assigned to Congress.
Impeachment and a Senate trial for removal from office for high crimes is a constitutional duty.
The Senate will tell us both whether they are high crimes or not.
The President is required to obey decisions from the Supreme Court.
Nope. The House told us that they are. The House of Representatives has the sole power of impeachment, and Trump has been impeached for the high crimes of obstruction of Congress and abuse of power. The Senate will tell us whether or not these crimes require Trump to be removed from office.
The president is required to uphold and execute the laws that Congress legislates, and the Executive signs into law.
Hahahahaha! Oh, you've got it bad! Did Queen Nancy tell you that?