D-Day for President DJ Trump

Anglututu said:
I don't think it will go through.
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where ?house or senate?

he will be impeached in the house but he wont be convicted in the senate ...BUT ..I repeat BUT... those republicans will carry that burden of letting go someone who believes he is above the law to their districts .
 
Denis Young said:
Trump really challenged the establishment and they did not like it at all.
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have you ever considered this is a fictitious enemy created by crooked politicians to give their gullible supporters something to hate on and for the politician to play victim?

Ngimanene na Muchere said:
Hawa Dems ni kama tu MCA useless wa huku na muhahe wa impeaching gavana mpaka wakutane na senate wanatii
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Are you not being a little too simplistic about this?

Impeachment is a power Congress has to remove presidents or other federal officials from office if enough lawmakers find that they have committed " treason, bribery, or other high crimes and misdemeanors ."

What comes next won't be quick. First there's the investigation, then the House of Representatives will vote on whether to impeach Trump, and if a majority votes in favor, then Trump could face a Senate hearing to determine the penalty.

Nixon is one of four U.S. presidents who have been the subject of formal impeachment proceedings in the House of Representatives. The other three are: Andrew Johnson (in 1868) and Bill Clinton (in 1998-99), who were impeached but later acquitted after trials in the Senate, and Donald Trump (in 2019), who was impeached, and is awaiting his trial in the Senate.[a][2] As of 2019, the impeachment process against Nixon is the only one to culminate in the departure from office of a U.S. president.[3][4]
 
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The Orange man has gotten what he deserves.
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123tokambio said:
House will impeach the pussygrabber, but senate will do nothing to remove him from office... That's what it is
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But a Senate trial won't be exactly a walk in the park.
Trump will be compelled to produce witnesses and documents that so far he has managed to keep away from Congress.
It can get real messy for him till public opinion shifts completely.
 
Mwalimu-G said:
have you ever considered this is a fictitious enemy created by crooked politicians to give their gullible supporters something to hate on and for the politician to play victim?


Are you not being a little too simplistic about this?

Impeachment is a power Congress has to remove presidents or other federal officials from office if enough lawmakers find that they have committed " treason, bribery, or other high crimes and misdemeanors ."

What comes next won't be quick. First there's the investigation, then the House of Representatives will vote on whether to impeach Trump, and if a majority votes in favor, then Trump could face a Senate hearing to determine the penalty.

Nixon is one of four U.S. presidents who have been the subject of formal impeachment proceedings in the House of Representatives. The other three are: Andrew Johnson (in 1868) and Bill Clinton (in 1998-99), who were impeached but later acquitted after trials in the Senate, and Donald Trump (in 2019), who was impeached, and is awaiting his trial in the Senate.[a][2] As of 2019, the impeachment process against Nixon is the only one to culminate in the departure from office of a U.S. president.[3][4]
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Sii hii ni kama mca wa huku vile wako na kiherehere kama kuimpeach magavana
 
Mwalimu-G said:
have you ever considered this is a fictitious enemy created by crooked politicians to give their gullible supporters something to hate on and for the politician to play victim?


Are you not being a little too simplistic about this?

Impeachment is a power Congress has to remove presidents or other federal officials from office if enough lawmakers find that they have committed " treason, bribery, or other high crimes and misdemeanors ."

What comes next won't be quick. First there's the investigation, then the House of Representatives will vote on whether to impeach Trump, and if a majority votes in favor, then Trump could face a Senate hearing to determine the penalty.

Nixon is one of four U.S. presidents who have been the subject of formal impeachment proceedings in the House of Representatives. The other three are: Andrew Johnson (in 1868) and Bill Clinton (in 1998-99), who were impeached but later acquitted after trials in the Senate, and Donald Trump (in 2019), who was impeached, and is awaiting his trial in the Senate.[a][2] As of 2019, the impeachment process against Nixon is the only one to culminate in the departure from office of a U.S. president.[3][4]
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It is not fictitious because it really exists. Even in Kenya. How do you explain this targeted war against Trump via all forms of media. There has been a constant effort to discredit him since the election season years ago kind of like Raila used to do against Kibaki and Uhuru in his first term. Every other week a scandal, fictitious or not.

Democarats have had their way for so long along with their cronies controlling policy that favours their businesses. That is what it is all about. Restoring the status quo for the rich men and women of America that made relationships with democrat governments.

Now it is a whole set of new rich bastards running the country.
 
Denis Young said:
How do you explain this targeted war against Trump via all forms of media. There has been a constant effort to discredit him since the election season years ago
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Wouldn't you say the biggest discredit to trump is himself with his inane late night tweets that steal attention away from his policies, if any? What are his policies anyway except push against China?
 
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