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Can a new congress erase an old congress impeachment?
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[quote:Regal Beast:MV80MjM3MjE5Xzc3MTA3NDAwXzg4QkRGQ0NC] [quote:Anonymous Coward 10724289:MV80MjM3MjE5Xzc3MTA2NDk0X0U2QUVFNEZF] [quote:Regal Beast:MV80MjM3MjE5Xzc3MTA2MzIzXzlFNzFCRTEz] Given that impeachment is a political action not a legal action I think they can vote to nullify the actions of a previous Congress. [/quote] Uh huh, I guess that's why the highest judge in the land presides over the trial.. Because law isn't involved..You that dense? [/quote] It's a political trial. Criminal law hasn't a darn thing to do with it. One political body (Senate) can dismiss the actions of the other political body (House). Judges are not the Law and black robes don't make them God. They are as corrupt, fallible and partisan as anyone. I'm sorry you are so brainwashed. The bad, bad orange man is here to stay. [/quote]
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Can a new congress erase an old congress impeachment
I say yes.
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