Kamala Trump
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Impeachment refers it to the Senate, a conviction removes them from office.
thanks, nerd.
Impeachment refers it to the Senate, a conviction removes them from office.
no. I am thinking of you - and how you childishly rant about wishing people to die because you didn't get your way
it is comical.
Impeachment is the requirement.
the 14th amendment was a one time need to deal with a post civil war era.
you people's idiot usage of it now indicates your idiocy and desperation.
WRONG.
We wish you (all Magats) to die because you are deplorable and irredeemable. You are mostly a collection of ancient old white men, who fear a changing world and think the key to saving it is a fascist leader purging all others and returning things to a vision of early 1900's greatness. Greatness defined by women having little to no rights, POC having little to no rights and white men not having to compete against either for jobs or other benefits. That defines MAGA and the only thing that changes things is generational change, ie your deaths. Because the following generations are less hateful, and so on and so on.
So i celebrate the covid cull the Magats embraced and brought on themselves. I celebrate Magats again storming the Capital when Trump loses, so they can go join that traitor Ashley at Rainbow bridge.
The sooner you get to dying, the better off the world is.
Impeachment refers it to the Senate, a conviction removes them from office.
However I quoted a post that said Impeachment removed them from office and corrected that person as to what happens when one is impeached. Your post is all a non-sequitur and useless, I hope it makes you feel better though.Disqualification is different than impeachment. In neither case is a Criminal Standard required.
A federal criminal conviction, would probably be enough To disqualify someone from holding office.
It is not, however, the only way an insurrectionist could be disqualified.
A criminal conviction is not a requirement, but it might be one of the ways. Despite what you said earlier in the week.
you are still overlooking the fact that the 14th amendment applies to everyone from the VP on down......
Ineligibility for federal office is not a criminal penalty.
It applies to the president on down. Everyone! All people. Words mean things!
the words don't mean what you pretend they mean........
if intended, they certainly could have stated "No person shall be a President or Vice President or Senator or Representative in Congress"..........you may pretend that "any office" makes it all inclusive, but if that was intended, why mention four of the six elected offices separately?......
The insurrection clause applies to no one right now.
actually I mentioned that a couple of times last year.....
That's because there has been no insurrection right now, Marty.
Poor Marty.
impeachment is a removal from office. not similar at all. not applicable. you're dumb.
All this is so much whistling in the dark. SC ruled the insurrection clause is currently not enforceable and won't be until Congress enacts legislation for it.
They are not the same at all.They are not the same but they are very similar.
Impeachment is not removal from office.One was intended to remove those from office who should not be in office.
Not legal.The other was intended to block people from getting in to office who should not be there so they would not have to be removed later.
Yes it is.NEITHER was written in to the Constitution to require the courts or conviction.
You do not believe a POTIS is an officer of the United States? He holds office?
FALSE.
It is you who needs to understand the words do not mean what you pretend they mean. These words are crystal clear...
"... or hold any office, civil or military, under the United States, or under any state,..."
And they ABSOLUTELY speak to every office, including the POTUS.
There is ZERO logic to say, 'but they gave 4 examples but left out others so 'ANY' means '4', when they if they intended 4 they could have simply said 'NO person shall hold any of these 4 offices...'.
In the proper use of language, when an INCLUSIVE statement such as ANY is used, if you then want to provide exceptions they must be explicitly stated. What you do not get to say is 'well they gave 4 examples so ANY means 4', when there are more offices.