" Tout membre du Congrès qui vote pour la destitution d’une personne sur la base de simples désaccords politiques trahit son serment de respecter la Constitution des États-Unis et devrait en subir les conséquences. La procédure de destitution est réservée aux crimes et délits graves, tels que définis par la Constitution. "
Anyone in Congress who votes to impeach someone over just political disagreements, is violating their oath to the U.S. Constitution and should be dealt with accordingly. Impeachment proceedings are only for high crimes and misdemeanors as spelled out by the constitution.
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Exactly
Anyone in Congress who votes to impeach someone over just political disagreements, is violating their oath to the U.S. Constitution and should be dealt with accordingly. Impeachment proceedings are only for high crimes and misdemeanors as spelled out by the constitution.
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Replying to @RepJahanaHayes
Anyone in Congress who votes to impeach someone over just political disagreements, is violating their oath to the U.S. Constitution and should be dealt with accordingly. Impeachment proceedings are only for high crimes and misdemeanors as spelled out by the constitution.
Anyone in Congress who votes to impeach someone over just political disagreements, is violating their oath to the U.S. Constitution and should be dealt with accordingly. Impeachment proceedings are only for high crimes and misdemeanors as spelled out by the constitution.
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Arrest all Democrat Congressmembers who voted to impeach.
Anyone in Congress who votes to impeach someone over just political disagreements, is violating their oath to the U.S. Constitution and should be dealt with accordingly. Impeachment proceedings are only for high crimes and misdemeanors as spelled out by the constitution.
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Indeed!
Anyone in Congress who votes to impeach someone over just political disagreements, is violating their oath to the U.S. Constitution and should be dealt with accordingly. Impeachment proceedings are only for high crimes and misdemeanors as spelled out by the constitution.
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