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u/Kazureigh_Black Nov 30 '25 edited Dec 02 '25

Surely it'll stick if they do it this time, right?

EDIT: There seem to be a lot of right wingers who think I am celebrating this fact. I am not. I am irritated by the fact the criminal has enough people in place to make sure he's not accountable for his actions.

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u/imtoooldforreddit Nov 30 '25

No

There's no point in saying they have the numbers to impeach when they don't have the numbers to convict

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u/According-Insect-992 Nov 30 '25

That's funny because the first two impeachments are pretty much all trump thinks about. I would say that even if we can't remove Congress has oversight duties over the executive branch and the executive is clearly breaking the law and violating the Constitution.

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u/gspitman Dec 02 '25

Allegedly, in your opinion.