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AfternoonJoe

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11. Given the Supremes ruling...

Reply to kentuck (Original post)

Fri Oct 24, 2025, 08:58 AM

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It's the only thing to do. To me, the strategy isn't merely to impeach. It should be build about removal. Don't push for a toothless impeachment. Work the Senate. Get them in a position where they will NOT vote to acquit this time! Impeachment won't be difficult (with a majority of course!) but conviction will be harder and that is what is needed to relieve the American public of this national nightmare.

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If Democrats win back the House, should they impeach Trump again? [View all] kentuck Friday OP

Hell Ya (NT) Daigan Friday #1

Sure EarlG Friday #2

The emoluments clause would seem a good place to start. Prairie_Seagull Friday #19

Since there's no chance of conviction in the senate, cloudbase Friday #3

Agreed. Especially if there are no Republicans who will vote to convict. Buckeyeblue Friday #15

First step might be to try to use it as a threat karynnj Friday #4

Yes Emile Friday #5

Democrats need to get creative bucolic_frolic Friday #6

Yes! democrank Friday #7

Only if we also take the Senate and can ensure a conviction... SKKY Friday #8

Yes. LisaL Friday #9

Not without something that changes the math EdmondDantes_ Friday #10

Also, I think he'll be genuinely non compos mentis Vogon_Glory Friday #12

We'd need 19 Republicans to convict Dave says Friday #21

Given the Supremes ruling... AfternoonJoe Friday #11

it will be impossible. you need 67 votes in senate (2/3) to convict, not just a majority. drray23 Friday #14

Not totally true ITAL Friday #16

If there is a real chance of conviction and removal DetroitLegalBeagle Friday #13

Fuck, yes. Multiple times. Johonny Friday #17

Let's make sure that the Dems win the midterms first! imanamerican63 Friday #18

No. Just fuck him leftstreet Friday #20

Ship him off to The Hague Zorro Friday #22