@engineer,
engineer wrote:I thought I read your position to be that if the President/Governor is doing something within his power, the reasoning behind that decision completely doesn't matter. So Blagojevich had the power to appoint a senator. If the reason he appointed person A over person B is that A gave him money for the appointment it doesn't matter because the appointment was his. Likewise, the President controls appointments and US foreign policy and if he takes certain actions because a foreign government pays him to do so it doesn't matter because the decision is his. Did I get that right? Honest question.
Accepting bribes is justification for removing a president from office because "having government decisions made on the basis of who pays the most money to the president" undermines the proper functioning of government.
Absent an offense that undermines the proper functioning of government, there is no justification for removing a president from office.
President Trump suspecting certain Democrats of criminal acts and pressuring to have them investigated (which is what the Ukraine scandal is about) does not impede the proper functioning of government.