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I must have missed that part of the constitution. What part says that? Also, I think you mean not just impeached but also convicted. Assuming what you say it

I must have missed that part of the constitution. What part says that? Also, I think you mean not just impeached but also convicted. Assuming what you say it true, it's good to know that a President is subject to the law whenever an event that has never happened occurs.

nobody9999 2y ago
>Assuming what you say it true, it's good to know that a President is subject to the law whenever an event that has never happened occurs. Mr. Trump followed in Mr. Nixon's[1] footsteps. The difference is that this time the Supreme Court agreed with Mr. Trump. As Mr. Trump explained in this interview[0]. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8OID_n4aX1o https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8OID_n4aX1o [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMt8qCl5fPk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMt8qCl5fPk Edit: Added link to Mr. Nixon's statements.
- lenkite 2y ago
  > Mr. Trump followed in Mr. Nixon's[1] footsteps. Don't get this. It was the Obama whitehouse (which included Biden as VP) that was proven to be spying upon Trump. So, how did Trump follow Nixon's footsteps ?
  - nobody9999 2y ago
    >Don't get this. It was the Obama whitehouse (which included Biden as VP) that was proven to be spying upon Trump. So, how did Trump follow Nixon's footsteps ? Because you didn't follow the links, you made yourself look foolish by commenting on something completely unrelated to my comment. So sad.