Midterm election results question

No, they were successful adoption of articles of impeachment. Actual impeachment occurs after a trial where the outcome is the person being impeached is removed from office.

Saying Trump was successfully impeached is like saying someone is accused of murder and found innocent at trial but is still guilty of murder.
As far as these idiots are concerned, that is EXACTLY their reasoning...time and time again. Great call!
 
Nope, the House impeaches. The Senate accepts it or not. Trump was impeached twice, so far. The Senate conducts a trial.
The House provides articles of impeachment to the Senate. The Senate doesn't have a choice. Trial must occur.

The first accusation was thrown out by the Senate because you idiots couldn't even name a crime.
The second accusation was thrown out by the Senate because you can't impeach someone that is not in office.
 
Once again you are speaking on a topic you know nothing about and saying stupid stuff.
Inversion fallacy.
Trump was successfully impeached twice. That is a forever stain on his record and will be in the history books as such.
Trump was never successfully impeached. You can't blame Democrat problems on Trump.
He was NOT convicted in the Senate which is a distinct process from the House Impeachment and DOES NOT AFFECT THE OUTCOME of the HOuse process.

You have a right to believe whatever you want, including the stupid things you do, but that does not make what you believe to be fact. Trump WAS IMPEACHED twice, and it stands.
Trump was never successfully impeached.
 
You still are stuck on stupid i see.

The impeachment is already a "Success" as it then moves to the Senate for a seperate function. That Senate function does not undue the "success" of the House impeachment if they fail to convict. It was already a "success" and the POTUS remains an Impeached president for the history books.

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Impeachment is the process by which a government official, such as the President, is charged with misconduct or a crime by a legislative body, typically leading to a trial and potential removal from office. In the United States, this process begins in the House of Representatives and, if successful, moves to the Senate for a trial. Merriam-Webster Wikipedia


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Meh. Democrats accused Trump twice, and failed twice.

How does this hurt Trump again?
 
No, as usual, you are lying to protect Daffy Donald. The House impeaches. The Senate does not. If the impeachment is successful, the Senate is mandated to hold a trial.
It's like saying the Democrats successfully accused him of murder only to have their case tossed out at trial. That doesn't make Trump a "murder."
 
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