25th amendment: can Trump be removed from office before his term ends? (theguardian.com)
What ‘high crime and misdemeanor’ could Trump be accused of? Frank Bowman, a professor of constitutional law at the University of Missouri, said Trump “arguably fomented sedition”, or an attempted overthrowing of the US government.
But Bowman said Trump could also be impeached for a more general offense: disloyalty to the US constitution and failing to uphold his oath of office. Congress has discretion in defining a high crime and misdemeanor and is not limited to actual criminal offences.
“The essential offense would be one against the constitution – one of essentially trying to undermine the lawful results of a lawfully conducted election,” Bowman said.
This is interesting in light of the just released DNI report that purports to show that these individuals certified fraudulent votes - essentially undermining the results of a lawfully conducted election. Project much ?
They extorted tax dollar kickbacks from the Ukraine and impeached Trump for it, I wouldn't expect much honesty or respect for the rule of law from these sociopaths.
By filing a lawsuit that there was fraud? How the fuck is that warranted?
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