Sorry haven't been keeping up. Is it official he's not allowed to run in 2024 now?
Not yet. This is just voting to have a trial. That part would come after sentencing.
Sorry haven't been keeping up. Is it official he's not allowed to run in 2024 now?
No. Senate has to convict with 2/3 of the vote and then another vote to bar from elections with a simple majoritySorry haven't been keeping up. Is it official he's not allowed to run in 2024 now?
Sorry haven't been keeping up. Is it official he's not allowed to run in 2024 now?
Not yet. That would happen if and when the senate convicts and then votes to bar him.Sorry haven't been keeping up. Is it official he's not allowed to run in 2024 now?
Sorry haven't been keeping up. Is it official he's not allowed to run in 2024 now?
That was false, pics were from last year.Hope so. She was taking pictures with the terrorists the day before.
Maybe. It has to be discussed with the Parlementarian to see if it's within the rules.So couldn't they do both confirmations and the trial at the same time? At least that's what was discussed prior but now it looks like it'll be under Schumer.
What a year it's been. And it's only been two weeks.
Not yet. This is just voting to have a trial. That part would come after sentencing.
No. Senate has to convict with 2/3 of the vote and then another vote to bar from elections with a simple majority
No that is if the senate votes for this after conviction, if he is convicted which the Senate will not begin to see this until the 19th.
Not yet. That would happen if and when the senate convicts and then votes to bar him.
I see thanks.I think that the Senate has to convict & remove him in order for that to happen.
It's actually the largest bipartisan impeachment of a president. Sad as that is.Only 10 House Republicans voting in favour of impeachment is pitiful, and yet somehow more than I expected.
Sorry if this has been answered to death, but what does this actually do to Trump outside of piss him off. I know impeachment doesn't get you kicked out of office, as this is the second one. Is it just pretty much accusing him of a crime?
Accuses him of breaking the law. Stain on his record.Sorry if this has been answered to death, but what does this actually do to Trump outside of piss him off. I know impeachment doesn't get you kicked out of office, as this is the second one. Is it just pretty much accusing him of a crime?
Right. This is like formally charging him with a "crime." The Senate will then meet to see if he should be convicted. Takes a 2/3 vote or about 67 votes. If convicted, a lot of perks get stripped. He'd be thrown out of office (if he was still president at the time). And the Senate could then vote separately with a simple majority to ban him from ever holding a federal office again.Sorry if this has been answered to death, but what does this actually do to Trump outside of piss him off. I know impeachment doesn't get you kicked out of office, as this is the second one. Is it just pretty much accusing him of a crime?
It potentially keeps him from ever running for office again if he's convicted and they (easily) vote to bar him. It also could remove the perks of being a past president since the Former Presidents Act doesn't apply to removed presidents.Sorry if this has been answered to death, but what does this actually do to Trump outside of piss him off. I know impeachment doesn't get you kicked out of office, as this is the second one. Is it just pretty much accusing him of a crime?
And we REALLY would like to have him lose those privileges. No reason the tax payers should be paying him millions every year after the damage he caused.He goes to trial (again), if convicted then he would be barred from running again to hold public office and he would lose all his presidential privileges.
He goes to trial (again), if convicted then he would be barred from running again to hold public office and he would lose all his presidential privileges.
Accuses him of breaking the law. Stain on his record.
Now goes to trial where he can be convicted (lol) or acquitted
Thanks for the info.Right. This is like formally charging him with a "crime." The Senate will then meet to see if he should be convicted. Takes a 2/3 vote or about 67 votes. If convicted, a lot of perks get stripped. He'd be thrown out of office (if he was still president at the time). And the Senate could then vote separately with a simple majority to ban him from ever holding a federal office again.
It is equally true and sad. Even if you add the 4 abstaining Republicans.It's actually the largest bipartisan impeachment of a president. Sad as that is.
Yeah, this. I'm getting the impression that there's a lot of crazy stuff to be revealed as the legal wheels grind on, that will likely affect the vote. And not remotely in Trump's favor.If he wants Trump gone that might be why he's dragging it out a bit.
I'm just waiting for the "but" with the video he posted. 5 minutes long no way he held it 'together'
He can't go back to Trump Tower. The only places left would be his club in New Jersey, his casino in Las Vegas, or his building in Moscow (if it finished completion).
It took him a week to condemn them, no ones buying it Trump. You're too sloppy, more evidence will come out against you before the senate trial
Can some kind soul provide a good summary of the video for those of us who can't listen to or watch Trump for 5 seconds without retching?
We don't want him here in Jersey either, trust me.He can't go back to Trump Tower. The only places left would be his club in New Jersey, his casino in Las Vegas, or his building in Moscow (if it finished completion).
SCOUTS has no role in impeachment. It's a function of the legislative branch and separating powers of the branches. The only thing is that the Chief Justice presides for presidential trials.Why doesn't the Supreme Court vote for conviction? I know there are more conservative judges now but even so I just don't see enough Republican Senators ever voting to convict their own president no matter what fucked up shit they've done.
Dude is in for a world of hurt, and that's before his hand in weakening security and being implicitly involved is confirmedthis
Watch tomorrow how he'll "regret" releasing the video again
Why doesn't the Supreme Court vote for conviction? I know there are more conservative judges now but even so I just don't see enough Republican Senators ever voting to convict their own president no matter what fucked up shit they've done.
Moscow it is.