Subj : GARLAND IMPEACHMENT
To   : Ron L.
From : Lee Lofaso
Date : Wed Jul 05 2023 20:13:25

Hello Ron,

 IJ>> I try to show the same restraint for both sides... I see what Schiff
 IJ>> did while he was in office as being a HUGE crime... While he was in
 IJ>> office no less... Is there somewhere in the constitution that states
 IJ>> you can sideline a representative because he's a criminal... NOPE there
 IJ>> isn't...

 RL> Yes, there is.  I posted that in a previous message.
 RL> Plus there's the impeachment process - which can be used against a sitting
 RL> congress-critter as well as a President.
 RL> And, of course, there's the Recall process.

I do not know if you have a reading comprehension problem, or that
you simply have not bothered to read a copy of the US Constitution.
Perhaps the problem is that you have never read it. Which might
explain why that makes you the stupidest dumbfuck in fidonet.

I hate to bust your bubble, but according to the US Constitution
(the real one) only the President, the Vice President, and all civil
officers can be impeached and removed from office.

US Representatives and US Senators cannot be impeached, although
they can be expelled by their own respective members.

You might want to brush up on your reading skills, as well as
learning how to comprehend what you read.

 RL> But, by design, those processes have checks and balances to prevent one side
 RL> from using the legal system against a sitting gov't rep for political
 RL> purposes.

Pleasse. Quit blabbering nonsense.

The US Constitution provides that the House of Representatives "shall
have the sole Power of Impeachment" (Article I, Section 2), and "the
Senate shall have the sole Power to try all Impeachments ..."

Now do put on your reading glasses and do your own homework.

For Life,
Lee

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Laying Pipe Since '88

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