Donald Trump
Donald Trump
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- Krassy3
Could Trump (or in general - any 1st term president) be impeached and removed, but still reelected?
- I think it dependsdbloc
- Nothing surprises me anymore...nbq
- @dbloc on what?Krassy
- I'm not exactly sure but I think yes, and if so that would void his presidency. He could then run, win a second term, then run for a third.IRNlun6
- Yes, he absolutely can, his war chest will be $450 million in 1 years time.robotron3k
- Yes he could. The house can move to impeach, but the senate decides:
A. Whether to remove from office
B. Disqualifying from holding future officeT-Dawg - However, IRN made a mistake; constitution 22nd amendment: no person shall be elected to the office of the President more than twiceT-Dawg
- If he's already been removed, he wouldn't be the President anymore and wouldn't be running for reelection. Trump would have to run in the GOP primary againstyuekit
- Pence or whoever ended up replacing him. Pretty unlikely, but it's also unlikely the GOP Senate would ever remove him no matter how bad his crimes were.yuekit
- It's not unlikely that enough swing state GOP senators would impeach given how bad it would eventually look if they don't.CyBrainX
- Don't forget, his madness will grow and the list of crimes are adding up daily.CyBrainX
- You need two thirds of the Senate, so that would include not just swing state but some very conservative senators.yuekit
- If Trump loses that much support, you can safely assume no one is going to be supporting him in any future election.yuekit