I believe this can be done. I do understand the desire to, of course, give Biden a chance to have his first 100 days. But I think people should especially think in terms of what is most likely to lead to a serious opportunity to vote on the question of whether Donald Trump should be disqualified permanently from running for federal office in the future?
Feingold emphasizes the importance of considering the timing and implications of impeachment regarding Trump's future candidacy.
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Well, there is. And it isn`t because of the caucus, it`s because of the monstrous things that are being done that you just brilliantly reported on in Georgia.
These Republican senators just have to know that their lives will go on, that they don't have to kowtow to President Trump anymore.
The answer is going to be Donald Trump. Just like when I was a kid, who is the only president that was ever impeached, Andrew Johnson.
This notion that somehow there couldn’t be an impeachment trial after the president leaves office, it’s over.
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