Norman
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yes, it is a high crime and misdemeanor...the crimes do exist, but they are not criminal prosecutors, it's an impeachment...they, his abuses, all fall under an abuse of power, which is a ''high crime and misdemeanor'' at the time of our founders. FYI, there were no US Statutory Crimes when our founders wrote the Constitution and not for another 60 years after we became a Nation, so a statutory crime was obviously not what the founders intended by high crimes and misdemeanors....After impeaching Trump for crimes that do not exist, democrats are now threatening to not impeach him...
They did not think this all the way to the end, did they?
the actual crimes would be up to criminal prosecutors to charge the president with theses statutory crimes after removal from office...is my understanding???
"Obstruction of congress"
A crime?
Nah, it's actually one of the job descriptions.
in Nixon's articles of Impeachment,
Obstruction of Congress, was one of his Articles of Impeachment.
Sure... sure...
Well, I hope those articles are submitted soon so we can view all the evidence of the "crime".
But it's all good. If this won't get the president removed, they are already planning a second impeachment. Perhaps this time they remember to include the real crime which will remove any president.
- ORANGE MAN BAD.
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