IF AUDIT RESULTS FLIP: AZ; GA; PA; WN for TRUMP, HE'LL BE PUT BACK IN THE OVAL OFFICE

[Into the Night]

You are wrong and don’t understand the system. Trump was impeached twice by the House.

Nope. Just once. You can't impeach someone that is not in office.

[Into the Night]

You are confusing impeachment and conviction. He was impeached but not convicted. It is a separate process.

This is correct.

[Into the Night]

WRONG, the democrat controlled house voted in favor of sending an impeachment verdict to the senate for trial. They held the trial and the senate acquitted both times. Trump was NOT impeached, neither was Clinton. Its you that does not understand the system.

Trump was impeached once. An impeachment is not the Senate trial nor a conviction. It is just the indictment filed by the House to the Senate.

[Joe Capitalist]

You are an idiot.

Art 1, section 2 of the US Constitution states...
[B]The House of Representatives shall chuse their Speaker and other Officers;and shall have the sole Power of Impeachment.[/B]

Art 1, Section 3 states -
The Senate shall have the sole Power to try all Impeachments.

https://constitutioncenter.org/inter...tion/full-text

If Deadfish doesn't understand the difference between an impeachment and a conviction, imagine all the other simple concepts he doesn't understand.
Everytime he claims "Trump was NOT impeached", he's proving to the world how clueless he is. Even when we spoon-feed him the definition of impeachment, he still doesn't get it. No wonder he's such a Trump dick-sucker. He's too stupid to know when he's been scammed by the biggest charlatan on the planet.

[Into the Night]

NO, it is NOT. the house impeachment vote is like an indictment from a DA. It is the first step in a trial. The trial (in the senate in this case) determines guilt or innocence. Trump was acquitted in the senate both times i.e. found not guilty of the allegations made by the democrats in the house. Therefore he was not impeached.

The Senate trial has nothing to do with whether someone is impeached. Impeachment is not conviction.
An impeachment occurs when the Speaker of the House (Queen Pelosi in this case) delivers the articles of impeachment to the Senate. Trump was impeached once. Clinton was impeached once. Trump's impeachment was unusual in that the Democrats couldn't list any crime in the articles of impeachment.

[Into the Night]

If Deadfish doesn't understand the difference between an impeachment and a conviction, imagine all the other simple concepts he doesn't understand.
Everytime he claims "Trump was NOT impeached", he's proving to the world how clueless he is. Even when we spoon-feed him the definition of impeachment, he still doesn't get it. No wonder he's such a Trump dick-sucker. He's too stupid to know when he's been scammed by the biggest charlatan on the planet.

Bulverism fallacy.

[Flash]

NO, it is NOT. the house impeachment vote is like an indictment from a DA. It is the first step in a trial. The trial (in the senate in this case) determines guilt or innocence. Trump was acquitted in the senate both times i.e. found not guilty of the allegations made by the democrats in the house. Therefore he was not impeached.

No. If you are indicted by a grand jury and are found not guilty by the jury, you were still indicted.

[Flash]

You can't impeach someone that isn't in office.

Yet, Secretary of War Belknap was impeached after he resigned in 1876.

[Into the Night]

The House impeached him; therefore, he was impeached. Not dotting an "i" somewhere does not negate that. On January 25 that impeachment was sent to the Senate.

Trump was not impeached on Jan 13th. You can't impeach someone that doesn't hold office.

[Into the Night]

Yet, Secretary of War Belknap was impeached after he resigned in 1876.

Not possible.

[redfish]

The United States Constitution provides that the House of Representatives "shall have the sole Power of Impeachment" (Article I, section 2) and "the Senate shall have the sole Power to try all Impeachments … ... The president, vice president, and all civil officers of the United States are subject to impeachment.

https://www.senate.gov › about › im...

U.S. Senate: About Impeachment

yes, you confirmed what I said. No public official is impeached until the senate holds a trial on the allegations brought by the house.

[redfish]

The Senate trial has nothing to do with whether someone is impeached. Impeachment is not conviction.
An impeachment occurs when the Speaker of the House (Queen Pelosi in this case) delivers the articles of impeachment to the Senate. Trump was impeached once. Clinton was impeached once. Trump's impeachment was unusual in that the Democrats couldn't list any crime in the articles of impeachment.

100% correct. But the Trump haters gonna just continue to spew lies no matter what the truth is, or what the constitution actually says.

[redfish]

No. If you are indicted by a grand jury and are found not guilty by the jury, you were still indicted.

bullshit, being found not guilty makes the indictment null and void.

[Flash]

bullshit, being found not guilty makes the indictment null and void.

An indictment and trial are a criminal procedure. An impeachment is a political issue. The indictment may be null and void but the person was still indicted.

Are you saying Andrew Johnson and Bill Clinton were not impeached?

[Concart]

An indictment and trial are a criminal procedure. An impeachment is a political issue. The indictment may be null and void but the person was still indicted.

Are you saying Andrew Johnson and Bill Clinton were not impeached?

He is, which of course shows just how stupid this guy is. The irony of course is that Nixon never was impeached. But Trump made up for it by being impeached twice.