A Trump Impeachment?

[Mable]

Interesting comments. When Trump was running all the predictions had him losing the White House, and being responsible for losing the Senate and quite possibly the House (otherwise known as the Down-ballot Massacre).. So, now that he has won the presidency, and the House and Senate are firmly in the hands of the Republicans, and 33 States are controlled by Republican Govenors, and the vast majority of State Legislatures are controlled by Republican Houses, the idiots in the punditry predict impeachment. LMAO. And people pay them to sell this crap.

 

[**Sophie**]

interesting comments. When trump was running all the predictions had him losing the white house, and being responsible for losing the senate and quite possibly the house (otherwise known as the down-ballot massacre).. So, now that he has won the presidency, and the house and senate are firmly in the hands of the republicans, and 33 states are controlled by republican govenors, and the vast majority of state legislatures are controlled by republican houses, the idiots in the punditry predict impeachment. Lmao. And people pay them to sell this crap.

AMEN to that.:encouragement:

 

[IM469]

U of U professor says President-elect Trump could face impeachment

University Of Utah law professor Christopher Peterson says, if it is proven that President-elect Donald Trump, defrauded customers of his Trump University, it would be within the rights of the U.S. Congress to bring articles of impeachment against Trump.

He is a consumer protection law expert, who helped set up the federal Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and teaches at the SJ Quinney College of Law. Trump faces two civil class-action lawsuits and a filing by the New York Attorney General’s Office that claims Trump University ripped off of customers.

“They're allegations that he cheated his customers and committed fraud and what's more ,even racketeering. Listen, if these allegations are true, if he really did lie to his customers and has an ongoing practice of it across state lines, they are serious crimes. Congress would be within its right to consider fraud and racketeering a high crime and a misdemeanor and could therefore go ahead and impeach him."

Of course this isn't a surprise to those of us who didn't get input from Trump himself. Given the alternative of Mike Pense - I actually hope it doesn't happen but if the GOP can't control Trump - they obviously have many options available to them.

 

[Butler1000]

IM469. You are now in the bargaining stage of grieving. Grasping at whatever you can.

Unfortunately depression is next. Thankfully there are lots of ladies on this board to help with your funk when it happens.

 

[IM469]

IM469. You are now in the bargaining stage of grieving. Grasping at whatever you can.

Actually Trump's election has come and gone. A judge has already ruled the fraud case will not be delayed and will start at the end of this month. I don't know when or if your rose coloured glasses will ever clear but the legal issues are real - not some e-mail revenge fabrication against your little angel president.

Now that Trump is president elect - waiting in the wings is a religious nut case that 1) wanted to divert HIV funding to Gay conversion therapy, 2) Wanted jail terms for anyone applying for same sex marriage license 3) was a proponent for the right to deny services to gay people. He is against Gays & women in the military and believes women should be at home with the children. If your concept of make america great is to remove the last 50 years gained in equal rights - this is the guy.

As much as I think Trump is a buffoon - Mike Pense is a hundred time worse and you can't tell me that there isn't a lot of resentment against Trump in the GOP. You can't sell that you are anti-establishment then wrap yourself in the party that traditionally represents big business.

So I'm not in grief - I seriously think Trump is now a flawed paper thin protection between the US people and a civil rights Armageddon of a GOP party with no controls.

 

[Bud Plug]

Fraud is just about the most difficult thing you could try to prove in the law. If what Clinton did failed to trigger the standard of proof for a criminal conviction, I'll leave everyone to figure out what the chances are that Trump will be found criminally liable in connection with the Trump U case.

 

[Frankfooter]

Fraud is just about the most difficult thing you could try to prove in the law. If what Clinton did failed to trigger the standard of proof for a criminal conviction, I'll leave everyone to figure out what the chances are that Trump will be found criminally liable in connection with the Trump U case.

Trump U is a whole different can of worms, soon to be opened.
Trump's lawyer was trying to get everything he said campaigned to be banned from court, that's how solid his case is.