Do you think they have the nuts?
If I was in Congress that's what I'd be doing right now.
They've impeached Trump twice, cheapening the process.....so clearly impeaching a president just for general purposes is the precedent.
I think that impeaching a president, just because you can, is wrong.....and should not be tolerated.....but that's what Democrats are essentially doing.
Congress is broken.....and I don't see it recovering any time soon.
There is just no question a Biden administration will immediately be paralyzed by impeachment proceedings.
www.breitbart.com
"If Joe Biden happens to be elected president this year, he will enter office more hobbled by major scandals than any president in the history of the presidency, and there is just no question that his administration will be immediately paralyzed by impeachment proceedings.
Maybe I’m missing something, but I can think of no other major presidential candidate, and certainly no other president (if he should win) who, on the day he was sworn in, would be immediately engulfed by not just one, but four — four! — impeachable scandals.
There’s just no question that if Biden wins, once he takes office, his administration will be bogged down by legitimate investigations into his actual and credibly suspected wrongdoing, corruption, self-dealing, and sexual misconduct."
The Democrats have cheapened impeachment to the point that it's become equavalent to hazing before you can join a frat.
We know the last time the Capitol was sacked was the British (or for Rumpbots, the "Canadians") in 1814. But when was the last time a POTUS stirred up a mob to attack the very government he's supposed to be the head of?
Far as I can tell that date was the Nevereth of Neverteen Neverty-Never.
If that isn't cause for impeachment with all possible speed WHAT THE **** IS?
The last time the capital was sacked was over the summer and shortly thereafter by Biden voters and BLM / Antifa animals, while Democrat leaders incited and encouraged them.
Linky-winky?
By the way it's Capit
ol, not capit
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June 19[edit]
On the night of
Juneteenth protesters gathered at the
Albert Pike Memorial in
Judiciary Square and using ropes and chains toppled the statue of Pike. The statue was set on fire and a few minutes later local police extinguished the flames.
[52] The statue was removed the following day by the
National Park Service (NPS).
[53] In response to the Pike statue being toppled, Trump tweeted: "The D.C. police are not doing their job as they watch a statue be ripped down & burn. These people should be immediately arrested. A disgrace to our Country!" Because the memorial is in a federal park, it is under jurisdiction of the NPS and U.S. Park Police, not the local police.
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June 23[edit]

Clark Mills'
equestrian statue of Andrew Jackson north of the White House in May 2008.
Hundreds of protesters gathered near
Clark Mills' 1842
equestrian statue of Andrew Jackson in Lafayette Square within President's Park. Protesters spray painted "killer" and other phrases on the pedestal. Rioters then affixed ropes to the statue and unsuccessfully attempted to pull it down. Police used batons and pepper spray to disperse the crowd.
[54]
Several days later, the
United States Department of Justice (DOJ) charged four men with destruction of federal property for allegedly trying to bring down the statue. The Justice Department alleged that a video showed one of the men breaking off and destroying the wheels of the cannons located at the base of the statue as well as pulling on ropes when trying to bring down the statue.
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Gaetano Trentanove's Albert Pike Memorial statue near Judiciary Square in Washington, D.C. in December 2008.
Soon afterwards, the DOJ announced the arrest and charging of a man who was not only allegedly seen on video climbing up onto the Jackson statue and affixing a rope that was then used to try to pull the statue down, but also had on June 20 helped destroy
Gaetano Trentanove's 1901
Albert Pike Memorial statue near Washington's
Judiciary Square by pulling it from its base and setting it on fire. The DOJ's complaint alleged that the man had been captured on video dousing the federally-owned Pike statue with a flammable liquid, igniting it as it lay on the ground and using the fire to light a cigarette.
[56]
The
Lincoln Memorial, the
World War II Memorial, and the statue of General
Casimir Pulaski were vandalized during the protests in Washington, D.C.
[68]
Unknown individuals vandalized the
statue of
Mahatma Gandhi, the leader of the
Indian independence movement. The incident prompted the
Indian Embassy to register a complaint with law enforcement agencies.
Taranjit Singh Sandhu, the Indian Ambassador to the United States called the vandalism "a crime against humanity".
[69][70] U.S. President
Donald Trump called the defacement of Mahatma Gandhi's statue in D.C. a "disgrace".
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