No, that's my favorite kitty.
Yes you are! Yes you are....!
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This was you.
Quote:NO, IT IS NOT A TWO STEP PROCESS. IT IS A ONE STEP PROCESS.
YOU SIMPLY DO NOT KNOW WHAT IMPEACHMENT MEANS...AND NOW THAT YOU HAVE BEEN SCHOOLED ON THE ISSUE, YOU DO NOT HAVE THE ETHICAL WHEREWITHAL TO ACKNOWLEDGE THAT YOU ARE WRONG ON THIS MATTER.
IMPEACHMENT IS SOMETHING THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES DOES. IT IMPEACHES THE PRESIDENT. ONCE IMPEACHED...THE PRESIDENT IS IMPEACHED.
IT DOES NOT MATTER IF HE IS FOUND GUILTY OR NOT GUILTY...HE STILL HAS BEEN IMPEACHED.
ANDREW JOHNSON WAS IMPEACHED.
BILL CLINTON WAS IMPEACHED.
TRUMP, WAS IMPEACHED...TWICE.
None was found guilty...BUT ALL WERE IMPEACHED. (TRUMP TWICE!)
I'm pretty sure capslock either malfunctioned, or you are doing the equivalent of screaming at me.
Btw, you didn't "school" anyone here. You critically failed at understanding that without Senate, impeachment does not remove anyone from office, nor prevent an election, nor anything else. Capslock is reserved for when you are literally shouting or something. But what it really is, is proving that you lost your cool and lost your temper.
I will take your kitty and adopt it. Repost it on Discord or Twitter or something.
When liberals scream, IMPEACH HIM they are obviously talking about the idea that the mere bringing of charges is the same as finding guilty.
If President Joe Biden's party loses control of both chambers, he could end up facing impeachment after several Republicans indicated that GOP majorities would move in that direction.
In January, Republican Senator Ted Cruz said there would be "multiple grounds" for impeaching Biden, while in April, Republican Representative Ken Buck told a virtual meeting that the House Judiciary Committee would "hold the hearings to determine whether impeachment is appropriate. We'll vote on impeachment. And then it will be presented to the full House."
A University of Massachusetts Amherst poll published in May found that 68 percent of Republicans and 66 percent of conservatives wanted Biden to be impeached if Republicans take the House, while 53 percent of Republicans believed a GOP-led House would impeach him.
Articles of impeachment can be passed by a simple majority vote in the House but a president can only be removed by a two-thirds majority vote in the Senate. This has never happened and it appears unlikely Republicans will have the necessary number of seats in 2023.
However, former President Donald Trump was impeached twice - in 2020 and 2021 - and on both occasions he was acquitted by the Senate. There is nothing to prevent a Republican-led House voting on articles of impeachment even if there is little chance of conviction.
Bringing charges does nothing.
Rather than admit this, and admit that neither time these charges stuck, you are playing word games, and conflating the bringing of charges with "proof" that he did something wrong.
Suppose I asked you on a date via eHarmony.
I said all the charming words online. I paid the money to set things up, and you agreed to meet.I tell you that I am transgender, but after showing you this picture, you decide that you don't care.
This is a process,correct?
But when you show up, I look more like this guy.
All preparations were made, everything was set up to meet, you met. But there was no date. You did not agree to go anywhere with me, you didn't kiss, have sex, or see any movies. Nor was any hiking involved. It had the setup of a date. But it failed to be a date.
Setup is not what makes a process. Results are. Now, if you went all the way to the end, and it was bad, I suppose you could call it a bad date. But you could also say "That wasn't a real date, a real date should have chemisyry, romance, something other than THAT."
I suppose you could call it an impeachment, but it was a bad impeachment that didn't get anywhere.
