Power in the hands of an outsider does not seem to be on the agenda of House Republicans. Numerous Hill sources this afternoon confirmed off the record that talks have been ongoing concerning an option to impeach Donald Trump shortly after his inauguration in order to install Mike Pence as President, a man with whom many Republican leaders have had a long and comfortable working relationship. It would seem that the crude and often cantankerous President-elect may have outlived his usefulness already.

This is the third time today I've heard this reported. Can they actually do that?

If the Republicans do that, we really will be in trouble. However, they are proving The Donald's point about the Establishment being corrupt. There's no way they'll be able to impeach him without probable cause for starters, so he'll be fine and so will America. Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, and Barack Obama have all done horrible things and none of them were impeached even though millions called for their impeachments.

I don't believe you. You lie.

Impersonating Gerry2 here: source please.

At the same time though, I think this is another media ruse destined to try stumping the Trump which by now, everyone should know is impossible.

Well, normal criminal rules don't apply in an impeachment. The House can vote whatever charges it likes, and there's nothing to stop the Senate from convicting on them. I had not heard this before, but if it's true, I don't think there is anything on the books to stop it.

kHuNh Wrote:
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> Well, normal criminal rules don't apply in an
> impeachment. The House can vote whatever charges
> it likes, and there's nothing to stop the Senate
> from convicting on them. I had not heard this
> before, but if it's true, I don't think there is
> anything on the books to stop it.

They tried that with Bill Clinton and it didn't work. They'd really look like fools if they tried it on Trump.

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AP staff Wrote:
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> Power in the hands of an outsider does not seem to
> be on the agenda of House Republicans. Numerous
> Hill sources this afternoon confirmed off the
> record that talks have been ongoing concerning an
> option to impeach Donald Trump shortly after his
> inauguration in order to install Mike Pence as
> President, a man with whom many Republican leaders
> have had a long and comfortable working
> relationship. It would seem that the crude and
> often cantankerous President-elect may have
> outlived his usefulness already.

I'd be open to believing your claim if you provide a link. Why would the GOP even think of doing that when he's part of the reason they rule almost every branch of government? Even better he is a moderate who they can mold and coerce to do their bidding.

BS monitor Wrote:
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> AP staff Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Power in the hands of an outsider does not seem
> to
> > be on the agenda of House Republicans.
> Numerous
> > Hill sources this afternoon confirmed off the
> > record that talks have been ongoing concerning
> an
> > option to impeach Donald Trump shortly after
> his
> > inauguration in order to install Mike Pence as
> > President, a man with whom many Republican
> leaders
> > have had a long and comfortable working
> > relationship. It would seem that the crude and
> > often cantankerous President-elect may have
> > outlived his usefulness already.
>
> I'd be open to believing your claim if you provide
> a link. Why would the GOP even think of doing that
> when he's part of the reason they rule almost
> every branch of government? Even better he is a
> moderate who they can mold and coerce to do their
> bidding.

About the last line, Trump cannot be bought or molded. He'll do what he wants to do, ultimately. We can only hope it remains that way and Trump actually is the demagouge people think he is.

Watch how quickly anyone who tries to impeach Trump is either recalled or voted out of office.

OP is full of shit, but his trolling did get a response - from himself.

An informed Trump supporter Wrote:
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> They tried that with Bill Clinton and it didn't work. They'd
> really look like fools if they tried> it on Trump.

They never had the Senate votes to convict Clinton. The whole sorry escapade was little girl folly and theater. It would have taken a dozen of them, but no Dems were ever going to vote for conviction on the basis of such flimsy evidence and charges, and everyone knew that from the outset. By contrast, Nixon resigned when the line of Republicans waiting to vote for his conviction started to stretch around the block. In the case of Trump, more than just a dozen Democratic votes for conviction would be needed. It would seem doubtful that those could be found simply on the basis of Trump being Trump, objectionable to them as that alone might be.

BS monitor Wrote:
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> I'd be open to believing your claim if you provide a link.

Did you think to google it, little boy? This is hardly a secret story.

Y90 Wrote:
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> Watch how quickly anyone who tries to impeach
> Trump is either recalled or voted out of office.

No more voting for two years. Recalls can take almost as long and are rarely successful. If Republicans do indeed decide to go for impeachment, they can easily get charges brought. The conviction thing would be more difficult.

I'd take up arms to oppose impeachment without cause - that would be a step too far in the destruction of democracy.

Edmund Burke Wrote:
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> I'd take up arms to oppose impeachment without
> cause - that would be a step too far in the
> destruction of democracy.


Yes, you and your rifle you bought at Bass Pro Shop is going to strike fear into the heart of the federal government. lolz. You'd simply be canon fodder for the feds.

bm7eM Wrote:
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> An informed Trump supporter Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > They tried that with Bill Clinton and it didn't
> work. They'd
> > really look like fools if they tried> it on
> Trump.
>
> They never had the Senate votes to convict
> Clinton. The whole sorry escapade was little girl
> folly and theater. It would have taken a dozen of
> them, but no Dems were ever going to vote for
> conviction on the basis of such flimsy evidence
> and charges, and everyone knew that from the
> outset. By contrast, Nixon resigned when the line
> of Republicans waiting to vote for his conviction
> started to stretch around the block. In the case
> of Trump, more than just a dozen Democratic votes
> for conviction would be needed. It would seem
> doubtful that those could be found simply on the
> basis of Trump being Trump, objectionable to them
> as that alone might be.

The Democrats aren't gonna impeach anyone in their own party. An impeachment looks bad on them as a party. Those traitorous Republican cucks will try to defame (or worse) anyone who gets in their way, the moment they stop becoming useful. So they probably would try to impeach Trump, but they'd need legitimate justification first.

the Machine Wrote:
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> Edmund Burke Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > I'd take up arms to oppose impeachment without
> > cause - that would be a step too far in the
> > destruction of democracy.
>
>
> Yes, you and your rifle you bought at Bass Pro
> Shop is going to strike fear into the heart of the
> federal government. lolz. You'd simply be canon
> fodder for the feds.


What makes you think that those in the government with guns are going to be on your side?

Jan. 21, 2019: Trump will be removed from office according to a high level inside source.

Thereby, a 10 year Pence presidency will prevail. The US is about to become a 3rd world country.

Liberal Butthurt Bullshitter stirring up shit LOL

Trump Impeached?? That would Be political Suicide for The GOP..But.. They would loose 1/2 their support in 18.. and beyond....If Trump does Not stick with his Campaign Promises..Or The GOP Tries To Screw it up..

Trump Just Got elected and all kinds of Assholes are already saying.. What his Agenda Will Be..LOL From all sides!! F Them. Especially any Democrats..

In Jan,,After the 20th we will find out and also we will find out what the House and Senate GOP leadership wants to do..F The Democrats.. They Lost..LOL They will Bitch and Bitch and that's all they have got..Some will be wise and do what they constructively can . And when the GOP policies start working..The assholes still bitching will be shutdown with a HUGE STFU by the American people..

That's The Way It Should Go Down..We Will Just have To SEE!! One thing is FOR Sure..The People who voted For Trump..EXPECT FED Judges and Justices to be people WHO WILL Uphold the Constitution and Not Be Judicial Activists..And They Must Support the 2nd Amendment. The GOP Majority in both houses and the Voters WILL EXPECT THIS With Out ANY Change..!!

The voters IN West VA ..Everywhere in America miners operate..Must SEE Trump Defend the Coal Industry and Mining Industry ..Period.

Obamacare will be a huge Issue but will take time to get it right..The Tax should be gone ASAP..

Closing the border must start ASAP after Trump is inaugurated. And Obamas Ex Orders MUST BE Rescinded the day he takes Office.. If These things don't happen.. There will be Hell to pay politically. But He will do all of these so Relax! Sez..

DAJAX

insider_info Wrote:
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> Jan. 21, 2019: Trump will be removed from office
> according to a high level inside source.
>
> Thereby, a 10 year Pence presidency will prevail.
> The US is about to become a 3rd world country.

Butthurt Bullshit Wrote:
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> Closing the border must start ASAP after Trump is
> inaugurated. And Obamas Ex Orders MUST BE
> Rescinded the day he takes Office.. If These
> things don't happen.. There will be Hell to pay
> politically. But He will do all of these so Relax!
> Sez..
>
> DAJAX

Being an over-the-top asshole dumbfuck as usual. They just don't come much dumber than Your Worthlessness, even in the douchebag wilds of fucking Fredericksburg. What a total jerk!

c3ePj Wrote:
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> Butthurt Bullshit Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Closing the border must start ASAP after Trump
> is
> > inaugurated. And Obamas Ex Orders MUST BE
> > Rescinded the day he takes Office.. If These
> > things don't happen.. There will be Hell to pay
> > politically. But He will do all of these so
> Relax!
> > Sez..
> >
> > DAJAX
>
> Being an over-the-top asshole dumbfuck as usual.
> They just don't come much dumber than Your
> Worthlessness, even in the douchebag wilds of
> fucking Fredericksburg. What a total jerk!


The Asshole... is ANGRY!!!

lol

"High crimes and misdemeanors"

- Colluding with Russia to steal and publish private emails?
- Swindling millions out of Trump "University" students?
- Sexually assaulting numerous women?
- Committing statutory rape?

Take your pick.

T Wrote:
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> "High crimes and misdemeanors"
>
> - Colluding with Russia to steal and publish
> private emails?
> - Swindling millions out of Trump "University"
> students?
> - Sexually assaulting numerous women?
> - Committing statutory rape?
>
> Take your pick.


You believed that shit?

LOL!

These Republicans are like girls: Tickle fights!!!!


Meanwhile, real men will continue to run this Country.

Same asshole Libtards on this site with new screen names because they were so wrong about the election and can't man up and take the criticism. You were wrong before the election and you are wrong now. So STFU.

... As did the grand juries who agreed the charges should result in a trial.