Trump DOOM: Impeached twice

[Whorty]

Erm no, you got it all wrong. Looks like you are a bit clueless about USA politics.

Like I say, you're a Trump fan-boy, you'll never be able to see anything wrong with Trump.

This has nothing to do with politics, but everything to do with Trump being a very real and present danger to safety and security in the US.

He's doing his best to be a dictator, but like everything in his life, he's just not very good at it

[Old Greg]

If they impeach Trump, Biden needs to offer him a pardon as apparently that means Trump is guilty of he accepts it.

President can only pardon for federal crimes. The state prosecutions will be the fun ones.

[GhostofTarbera]

If they impeach Trump, Biden needs to offer him a pardon as apparently that means Trump is guilty of he accepts it.

He is impeached already


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[Old Greg]

He is impeached already


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Impeached by the House is only the equivalent of being charged. He's not been convicted.

[fullyautomatix]

Like I say, you're a Trump fan-boy, you'll never be able to see anything wrong with Trump.

This has nothing to do with politics, but everything to do with Trump being a very real and present danger to safety and security in the US.

He's doing his best to be a dictator, but like everything in his life, he's just not very good at it

Nothing at all to do with Trump being a danger. This is all about putting the boot in him so he cannot run again. He has reiterated many times that he will stand again and Republicans want to stop that.

[CheeseSlice]

If they impeach Trump, Biden needs to offer him a pardon as apparently that means Trump is guilty of he accepts it.

Its a tricky one. When Ford pardoned Nixon this was attributed to Fords failed re-election.

Then again would Biden ever be able to stand for a 2nd term?

[d000hg]

That really is what this is all about. A major political play by some power levers trying to ensure that he cannot run for president in 4 years.

A party who doesn't have control of who they nominate seems weird.