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My point is purely political. Go down this path and we are essentially going nuclear. You are correct that the Congress can expel a member but one that hasn’t yet served seems to be pretty spectacularly un American. Just my opinion.Of course they can. It is written in the Constitution, Article 1, Section 5: "Each House may determine the Rules of its Proceedings, punish its Members for disorderly Behavior, and, with the Concurrence of two thirds, expel a Member."If the Senate refuses to seat him we are no longer a democratic Republic. They cannot usurp the people's vote. As loathesome asI judge the Judge to be, that doesn’t mean iI️ Support authoritarianism in the Senate.I can see why you ignorant people believe what you believe. You have no idea what you are talking about.
No, 4 women coming forward does not equate to 'evidence'. That equates to 'accusers'. 'Accusers' have to have 'evidence'.
Democrats had 'accusers' coming out of the woodwork against Caine...and after he quit the race because the smear tactic was hurting he and his wife, all the 'accusers' disappeared, all the outrage and demand for 'justice' against Caine suddenly disappeared.
'Tactic'.
Direct evidence comes from the accuser, If what the alleged victim describes meets the element(s) of a crime, a complaint will be issued if no exculpatory evidence exists; Then the trier of fact will determine the probative value of the testimony at the end of the trial or preliminary hearing.
and his jury is the voters. so we will see how they vote.
He may win the popular vote in Alabama, but the jury will be the entire senate. 42 R's have already said he should not continue his pursuit for the seat, and most D's will vote against his acceptance too.
There is one thing a Senator or Member of the H. puts before their party, and it is their job.