#impreachment

[jammerslayer]

Yup. Surprise surprise. Who knew that a “trial” where half the jurors have political interest in finding the “defendant” not guilty would result in acquittal? The US is a joke and impeachment is bullshit. There are no consequences for those with power and money in this country.

[todd--chavez]

“Wow, we finally agreed on something!” 

-Prancy Fillosi (Nancy Pelosi, speaker of the House in the US)

This timing with the impeachment stuff.

[fanaticartisan]

Impeachment milk and candy are by far my favorite thing I have read in the news in a long long time.

[panphilosopher]

Trump acquitted for second time following historic Senate impeachment trial

The Senate acquitted former President Donald Trump in his second impeachment trial Saturday, voting that Trump was not guilty of inciting th

Looks like Solf-Shell McConnell and GOP, party of morally bankrupt and hypocrites, decided to acquitted who was voted "worst president in US's history" and living portrait of what greed and stupidity held together by Wallstreet shit cover in spread tan looks like, Drumpf.

[pen2print]

TRUMP IMPEACHED; TRIAL TO START ON 20TH

TRUMP IMPEACHED; TRIAL TO START ON 20TH

For the second time, The United States President Donald Trump was impeached for “incitement of insurrection” by the House of Congress on 13th January 2021. President Trump was impeached for the first time last year on 18th December 2019, charged with “abuse of power and obstruction of congress”. However, in Feb 2020, the Senate voted to keep Donald Trump in office. Donald Trump became the first…

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[ernestowens]

Ernest goes all the way in on Trump's second impeachment, why he was here for VP-Elect Kamala Harris's Vogue cover, why Lori Harvey isn't who you should all be worried about, and much more!

[notreallyherehahaha]

Trump’s Impeachment Troubles Started One Year Today One year ago: the infamous July 25th phone call. That led to Trump's impeachment, but few think of it now because we're neck-deep in the COVID-19 pandemic.

[heiressthotle]

So “majority rules” when making decisions in the House and the Senate, but not when actually deciding the president?

Sounds like a scam, but okay.