Subj : Re: Threat to Democracy
To   : ALAN IANSON
From : Mike Powell
Date : Tue Aug 13 2024 10:27:00

> >> An impeachment is to remove someone from office.

> > No it is not.

> Yes it is.

You need to brush up.  Andrew Jackson, Bill Clinton, and Donald Trump
(twice) were *all* impeached. *None* of them were removed from office.

Again, there have been a total of 22 federal officers impeached during the
lifetime of the USA, but only 8 (who were all federal judges) were removed
from office.  The other 14 were impeached but *not* removed.

Maybe in Canada it is all one thing, but in the United States, impeachment
does not automatically = removal from office.

You *seem* to understand, in other converstations, that Donald Trump was
impeached, and twice at that.  If your definition is correct, he would have
been removed from office.  Since Trump remained in office, your definition of
impeachment is proven not to be correct.


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