Madness at Fox News

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55 minutes ago, ChromeAngel said:

I don’t know where you’re getting this. Source? I just read an article from today from the nyt that’s basically saying the exact opposite as all of this. It seems like everyone knows nothing will come of this. And I just to make it clear- I’m not a trump supporter AT ALL. I’m just saying that all of this is a reach. He’ll stay his full term. 

Edit: I misread exactly what you said. So ignore most of that. BUT nothing will come of this 

From Article One of the United States Constitution, which gives the House of Representatives the sole power of impeachment of officers of the U.S. federal government.

This is outlined in our Constitution.

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28 minutes ago, ChromeAngel said:

I don’t know where you’re getting this. Source? I just read an article from today from the nyt that’s basically saying the exact opposite as all of this. It seems like everyone knows nothing will come of this. And I just to make it clear- I’m not a trump supporter AT ALL. I’m just saying that all of this is a reach. He’ll stay his full term. 

Edit: I misread exactly what you said. So ignore most of that. BUT nothing will come of this 

It is pretty clear you do not understand what impeachment is and the role each chamber of Congress plays with it lol 

Like what was already said, it's the House which does the imoeaching, not the Senate. Two Presidents have been impeached in history. A third (Nixon) resigned before the House could impeach him. 

The Senate may or may not ultimately remove him with a trial, but Trump would remain as only the third US President to have been impeached. 

And Democrats have the votes to impeach him so it is absolutely likely. To think otherwise is to simply ignore basic math lmaoo

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1 hour ago, MJHolland said:

You're just not right 

The Senate has nothing to do with impeachment. This is  not just semantics. Both Nixon and Clinton were impeached without a single Senator voting on it. 

The House impeaches. The Senate conducts a trial to remove a president from office. 

Nothing is guaranteed in this world, but Dems have enough votes to impeach Trump tomorrow if they wanted to. 

Ok I spoke wrong but my point stands. Trump will go on as if nothing happened

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55 minutes ago, Gagaloo92 said:

It is pretty clear you do not understand what impeachment is and the role each chamber of Congress plays with it lol 

Like what was already said, it's the House which does the imoeaching, not the Senate. Two Presidents have been impeached in history. A third (Nixon) resigned before the House could impeach him. 

The Senate may or may not ultimately remove him with a trial, but Trump would remain as only the third US President to have been impeached. 

And Democrats have the votes to impeach him so it is absolutely likely. To think otherwise is to simply ignore basic math lmaoo

Everyone is just pressed that I’m right. Who cares if I didn’t explain it exactly right, you get what I mean. NOTHING will come of this. Nothing at all. Life will continue as it was. 

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3 minutes ago, ChromeAngel said:

Ok I spoke wrong but my point stands. Trump will go on as if nothing happened

In fact I think Trump’s support will be even stronger because of this. He is antifragile at this point. The more they try to hurt him, the more they help him 

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10 hours ago, ChromeAngel said:

Everyone is just pressed that I’m right. Who cares if I didn’t explain it exactly right, you get what I mean. NOTHING will come of this. Nothing at all. Life will continue as it was. 

You were wrong. There is a very good chance he will be impeached. That is not “nothing”. Only two other Presidents have been impeached in US history. 

No one said that life was going to dramatically change.