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A blog? So again you can’t show ACTUAL articles of impeachment against Trump for sex. Got it. You’ve been debunked again doc, the only thing you ever post is dishonest comments. :lamo
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Here We Go. Jerry Nadler Says Trump Can Be Impeached Over ...
https://www.redstate.com/tladuke/2018/11/11/go.-jerry-nadler-says...
Jerry Nadler Says Trump Can Be Impeached Over Hush Payments ... On Jake Tapper’s gab fest Sunday, “State of the Union” Jerry Nadler, the expected incoming chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, had this nugget of post-electoral wisdom. ... So if I’m following Rep. Nadler’s logic here the President, before he was President, paid … According to CNN…(https://www.cnn.com/2018/11/11/poli...payments-impeachable-offense-cnntv/index.html)
New York Democratic Rep. Jerry Nadler said Sunday that if President Donald Trump is found to have violated campaign finance laws with hush payments, it “might very well be an impeachable offense.”
“Well, it may be an impeachable offense if it goes to the question of the President procuring his office through corrupt means,” Nadler, the expected incoming chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, told CNN’s Jake Tapper on “State of the Union.” “And that could be impeachable.”
“You’d have to see … how good the proof of that is, and secondly, what else there is, because the fact that an impeachable offense is committed, has been committed, does not mean necessarily there ought to be an impeachment.”
Nadler said it “depends on whether the situation is serious enough that it makes sense to do an impeachment to defend the … system of government and the system of democracy.”
“Well, it may be an impeachable offense if it goes to the question of the President procuring his office through corrupt means,” Nadler, the expected incoming chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, told CNN’s Jake Tapper on “State of the Union.” “And that could be impeachable.”
“You’d have to see … how good the proof of that is, and secondly, what else there is, because the fact that an impeachable offense is committed, has been committed, does not mean necessarily there ought to be an impeachment.”
Nadler said it “depends on whether the situation is serious enough that it makes sense to do an impeachment to defend the … system of government and the system of democracy.”