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MineralMan

(150,025 posts) Tue Oct 21, 2025, 08:34 AM Tuesday

Destruction of Government Property

Is that a felony? A high crime or misdemeanor?

If the House ever is back in session, an impeachment resolution should be introduced.

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Destruction of Government Property (Original Post) MineralMan Tuesday OP

Donald Trump doesn't have to obey any laws unless the Republicans and Congress fortune to. Otherwise he's just a crimina Walleye Tuesday #1

But it is an official act - so he has presidential immunity dalton99a Tuesday #2

No immunity from impeachment and removal. MineralMan Tuesday #4

The "not a king" unilaterally destroyed a government building. themaguffin Tuesday #3

Basic training WmChris Tuesday #5

Walleye

(42,952 posts)

1. Donald Trump doesn't have to obey any laws unless the Republicans and Congress fortune to. Otherwise he's just a crimina

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Tue Oct 21, 2025, 09:05 AM

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dalton99a

(90,895 posts)

2. But it is an official act - so he has presidential immunity

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Tue Oct 21, 2025, 09:08 AM

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MineralMan

(150,025 posts)

4. No immunity from impeachment and removal.

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Tue Oct 21, 2025, 10:01 AM

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Nope. That is a non-judicial action by Congress. It is the one thing that he cannot overturn if it happens. Nor can the Supreme Court. Impeachment is final. Sadly, it is also essentially impossible with this Congress.

themaguffin

(4,781 posts)

3. The "not a king" unilaterally destroyed a government building.

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Tue Oct 21, 2025, 09:37 AM

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WmChris

(458 posts)

5. Basic training

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Tue Oct 21, 2025, 10:17 AM

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At Fort Lenord Wood getting a sunburn was considered destruction of government property.

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