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And you think Obama did all of that when he was 16 years old eh?In regards to Hussaine's mysterious Connecticut Social Security number...
...the SSN problem is related to the question of Obama's birth certificate, which is required to get a SSN. Lacking a valid birth certificate, Obama was forced to buy an SSN so he could get his first job at the Baskin Robbins in 1977. ...Obama was sold an SSN that was Connecticut-based so it couldn't be traced back to the Hawaii office.
Read more: A Possible Explanation for Obama's Connecticut Social Security Number
PLEASE spare us on this bull crap...Sigh.....yes, dereliction of duty, unbecoming conduct, refusal to turn over subpoenaed items, refusing to testify before a grand jury without using the 5th, abuse of power.....
For things that are not "crimes".....as well as crimes....
You mean like Obama?
yes, dereliction of duty, unbecoming conduct, refusal to turn over subpoenaed items, refusing to testify before a grand jury without using the 5th, abuse of power.....Yes, they can impeach a President for near any reason the congress deems impeachable.....they just need the votes....A president can be impeached for nearly any reason, if Congress believes the President should be impeached....
There are no defined rules to it....just generalities or guidelines, that Congress critters can make up along the way....
Wrong! A President can't be impeached for nearly any reason. That is insane.
You're just dreaming.
"The charge of high crimes and misdemeanors covers allegations of misconduct peculiar to officials, such as perjury of oath, abuse of authority, bribery, intimidation, misuse of assets, failure to supervise, dereliction of duty, unbecoming conduct, and refusal to obey a lawful order.
High crimes and misdemeanors - Wikipedia
For things that are not "crimes".....as well as crimes....
And you think Obama did all of that when he was 16 years old eh?In regards to Hussaine's mysterious Connecticut Social Security number...
...the SSN problem is related to the question of Obama's birth certificate, which is required to get a SSN. Lacking a valid birth certificate, Obama was forced to buy an SSN so he could get his first job at the Baskin Robbins in 1977. ...Obama was sold an SSN that was Connecticut-based so it couldn't be traced back to the Hawaii office.
Read more: A Possible Explanation for Obama's Connecticut Social Security Number
Even though he does have a birth certificate from the Hawaii dept of vital records?
I was born in AL and my Social Security card is from NY, does that make me a Kenyan?
Sigh.....yes, dereliction of duty, unbecoming conduct, refusal to turn over subpoenaed items, refusing to testify before a grand jury without using the 5th, abuse of power.....
For things that are not "crimes".....as well as crimes....
You mean like Obama?
Sigh.....yes, dereliction of duty, unbecoming conduct, refusal to turn over subpoenaed items, refusing to testify before a grand jury without using the 5th, abuse of power.....
For things that are not "crimes".....as well as crimes....
You mean like Obama?
Dream ON!ummmm
The Dirty Democrats have been caught paying the Russians for fake evidence to smear Trump.
Trump is not the person in trouble.
The Dirty Democrats and the FBI are the ones who are in BIG TROUBLE.
Correct.yes, dereliction of duty, unbecoming conduct, refusal to turn over subpoenaed items, refusing to testify before a grand jury without using the 5th, abuse of power.....Yes, they can impeach a President for near any reason the congress deems impeachable.....they just need the votes....A president can be impeached for nearly any reason, if Congress believes the President should be impeached....
There are no defined rules to it....just generalities or guidelines, that Congress critters can make up along the way....
Wrong! A President can't be impeached for nearly any reason. That is insane.
You're just dreaming.
"The charge of high crimes and misdemeanors covers allegations of misconduct peculiar to officials, such as perjury of oath, abuse of authority, bribery, intimidation, misuse of assets, failure to supervise, dereliction of duty, unbecoming conduct, and refusal to obey a lawful order.
High crimes and misdemeanors - Wikipedia
For things that are not "crimes".....as well as crimes....
Correct.yes, dereliction of duty, unbecoming conduct, refusal to turn over subpoenaed items, refusing to testify before a grand jury without using the 5th, abuse of power.....Yes, they can impeach a President for near any reason the congress deems impeachable.....they just need the votes....A president can be impeached for nearly any reason, if Congress believes the President should be impeached....
There are no defined rules to it....just generalities or guidelines, that Congress critters can make up along the way....
Wrong! A President can't be impeached for nearly any reason. That is insane.
You're just dreaming.
"The charge of high crimes and misdemeanors covers allegations of misconduct peculiar to officials, such as perjury of oath, abuse of authority, bribery, intimidation, misuse of assets, failure to supervise, dereliction of duty, unbecoming conduct, and refusal to obey a lawful order.
High crimes and misdemeanors - Wikipedia
For things that are not "crimes".....as well as crimes....
Impeachment is a political – not legal – process.
Article II, Section 4 indicates misdemeanors as grounds for impeachment; misdemeanors being bad acts or bad conduct.
Indeed, a president can be impeached in the House, convicted in the Senate, and compelled to leave office absent any criminal wrongdoing.
In the case of Trump, he has committed seemingly an endless number of misdemeanors that would warrant impeachment; the fact that Trump is incompetent and unfit to be president alone justify his impeachment.
One of the articles of impeachment drawn up for Nixon was abuse of power, which is not a misdemeanor crime or a high crime....Correct.yes, dereliction of duty, unbecoming conduct, refusal to turn over subpoenaed items, refusing to testify before a grand jury without using the 5th, abuse of power.....Yes, they can impeach a President for near any reason the congress deems impeachable.....they just need the votes....Wrong! A President can't be impeached for nearly any reason. That is insane.
You're just dreaming.
"The charge of high crimes and misdemeanors covers allegations of misconduct peculiar to officials, such as perjury of oath, abuse of authority, bribery, intimidation, misuse of assets, failure to supervise, dereliction of duty, unbecoming conduct, and refusal to obey a lawful order.
High crimes and misdemeanors - Wikipedia
For things that are not "crimes".....as well as crimes....
Impeachment is a political – not legal – process.
Article II, Section 4 indicates misdemeanors as grounds for impeachment; misdemeanors being bad acts or bad conduct.
Indeed, a president can be impeached in the House, convicted in the Senate, and compelled to leave office absent any criminal wrongdoing.
In the case of Trump, he has committed seemingly an endless number of misdemeanors that would warrant impeachment; the fact that Trump is incompetent and unfit to be president alone justify his impeachment.
Incorrect, misdemeanors are "crimes". As for impeaching him, go for it and quit talking about it. Grow a pair little boy.
One of the articles of impeachment drawn up for Nixon was abuse of power, which is not a misdemeanor crime or a high crime....Correct.yes, dereliction of duty, unbecoming conduct, refusal to turn over subpoenaed items, refusing to testify before a grand jury without using the 5th, abuse of power.....Yes, they can impeach a President for near any reason the congress deems impeachable.....they just need the votes....
You're just dreaming.
"The charge of high crimes and misdemeanors covers allegations of misconduct peculiar to officials, such as perjury of oath, abuse of authority, bribery, intimidation, misuse of assets, failure to supervise, dereliction of duty, unbecoming conduct, and refusal to obey a lawful order.
High crimes and misdemeanors - Wikipedia
For things that are not "crimes".....as well as crimes....
Impeachment is a political – not legal – process.
Article II, Section 4 indicates misdemeanors as grounds for impeachment; misdemeanors being bad acts or bad conduct.
Indeed, a president can be impeached in the House, convicted in the Senate, and compelled to leave office absent any criminal wrongdoing.
In the case of Trump, he has committed seemingly an endless number of misdemeanors that would warrant impeachment; the fact that Trump is incompetent and unfit to be president alone justify his impeachment.
Incorrect, misdemeanors are "crimes". As for impeaching him, go for it and quit talking about it. Grow a pair little boy.
it does not have to be a crime to be impeached, period.
A president can be impeached for nearly any reason, if Congress believes the President should be impeached....
There are no defined rules to it....just generalities or guidelines, that Congress critters can make up along the way....
Wrong! A President can't be impeached for nearly any reason. That is insane.
According to the lying regressive scumbag liberals Trump should be executed for everything he did. Before 2015 however, they loved him.Can a president be impeached for what he did before he was president, or even elected?
Guess sort of person I know that's trying to hang her hat on that it would be impossible, actually a very nice person?
(Hint: a TS, or a TP)
A president can be impeached for nearly any reason, if Congress believes the President should be impeached....
There are no defined rules to it....just generalities or guidelines, that Congress critters can make up along the way....
Wrong! A President can't be impeached for nearly any reason. That is insane.
No, you're wrong:
Presidential Impeachment: The Legal Standard and Procedure - FindLaw
Impeachment is not a criminal trial, it is a political trial. The charges are decided by the House, and the Senate votes guilty or not. If a crime has been committed, the criminal trial can take place in a regular court after removal of the ex-president.
A president can be impeached for nearly any reason, if Congress believes the President should be impeached....
There are no defined rules to it....just generalities or guidelines, that Congress critters can make up along the way....
Wrong! A President can't be impeached for nearly any reason. That is insane.
No, you're wrong:
Presidential Impeachment: The Legal Standard and Procedure - FindLaw
That's not what the link you posted says...moron.
A president can be impeached for nearly any reason, if Congress believes the President should be impeached....
There are no defined rules to it....just generalities or guidelines, that Congress critters can make up along the way....
Wrong! A President can't be impeached for nearly any reason. That is insane.
No, you're wrong:
Presidential Impeachment: The Legal Standard and Procedure - FindLaw
That's not what the link you posted says...moron.
The Congress can impeach for just about anything and if it happened before he was elected they can also.
Hold on tight to your dreams!
Adultery--no. Real crimes--we have no choice.Can he be impeached for being a dirtbag before he became President?
No, and if adultery was impeachable offense then Bill Clinton would have been impeached for multiple accounts...
Most Presidents would have, so no.
