Trump Is Exempt From Impeachment, Less Than 10 Votes

Written By Rahula3 Tuesday, February 16, 2021 Add Comment Edit

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WASHINGTON, Feb. 14: He faced impeachment for the second time. He also got relief due to the lack of a majority. Soon after, Donald Trump's proclamation of his political struggle began. Before the swearing-in of Joe Biden as the next President of the United States, on January 8, at the unprecedented Capitol Hill. Trump's supporters officially carried out the violence, even though Trump was still the country's president. He was accused of making provocative speeches to supporters. Soon after, an impeachment motion was filed against him. Democrat leaders insisted on starting the process before Biden was sworn in. But in the end, Trump faced impeachment as a former president. Trump needed two-thirds support in the 100-member Senate to impeach him. That calculation. According to the opinion of 6 senators.

It did, but 56 senators pleaded guilty to Trump. Trump is protected from impeachment by the force of these 10 watts. In the Gaeta process, it was initially thought to record the statements of witnesses, but later the vatabhuti was based on documents only. Senators have gone against Trump, including seven members of the former president's own Republican Party. They are Lisa Murkowski, Susan Collins, Ben Sass, Bill Cassidy, Richard Barr, Pat, and Mitt Romney. Each of them said that before the country, Trump thought only of his own self-interest. They also had to be criticized within the party for going against the former president. Collins, however, said: "He abused his power by betraying the President's oath that day. So we agreed to impeach him. Gave. However, despite being spared impeachment, Trump is in court.There is no legal impediment to suing. One can still go to court with the responsibility of capital violence on his shoulders. Trump's lawyer, however, said the intention of Democrat leaders in the House of Representatives was to convince Trump that Hayek was guilty. It's ruined. However, with this result in his favor, Trump will be able to run for the presidency again in 2024. He has already left the message that he will not retire from politics even if he loses in the second round. The Senate's message came shortly after Shena, who had just begun her political career, was single-handedly targeted. He said that this is being done again and again as part of the strategy. In the words of Trump, “There is much to be done in the coming months for a brighter future for America. This is the first step in our historic, patriotic political struggle. News agency.