01-10-2021, 02:39 AM
rgG wrote:
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Only if convicted
yep and virtually no chance of that happening
actually, I think it's possible. i just read an article saying one of the stipulations Congress can make upon conviction is to make him ineligible to hold elected office. Though it might antagonize 45 diehards, I can think of a number of republicans who would benefit from 45 not being able to run in 2024.
oh, and this can all be done after the 20th with the new Senate.
I don’t think you will get enough republicans to sign on. They are too beholden to those Trumpers and dare not antagonize them. They need/want their votes next election. They will say, let’s move forward, he is gone, blah, blah, blah.
If it were just a majority, yes, but a 2/3 majority, I can’t see it happening.
Please, please let me be wrong like I was about Biden taking GA
Have you heard that Maddow says that it’s 2/3 of the senators who are present. So, maybe be a possibility, if some stay away. Also, Toomey and Murkowski are probably in the Yes column. Who knows?