Impeached for THAT? (Comparing the Trump Articles of Impeachment - Real Law Review)

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From the New York Times:
A fiercely divided House Judiciary Committee approved two articles of impeachment against President Trump on Friday, setting up a historic vote before the full House that would make him only the third president to be impeached. The impeachment articles, passed over sharp Republican protests, accused the president of abusing the power of his office and obstructing Congress. The votes and a fractious two-day debate preceding them reflected the realities of the hyperpartisan divisions in American politics that have grown wider during Mr. Trump’s three years in office.
With back-to-back votes shortly after 10 a.m., the Democratic-controlled committee recommended that the House ratify the articles of impeachment against the 45th president, over howls of Republican protest. Each passed, 23 to 17, along strictly partisan lines. The full House is expected to vote on Wednesday to impeach Mr. Trump, and he would stand trial in the Senate in the new year.

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All Comments (21)
  • @erikxu3472
    Richard Nixon
    Master of the 'You can't fire me, I quit' philosophy
  • @ItsZorroDood
    This still didn't explain what the peaches have to do with all of this.
  • I can't believe they're putting him in a peach.
    This is inhumane.
  • @jamesfaul348
    Can lobbyists paying congress members be considered bribery
  • @BradleyBoy
    "Why are we talking about Impeachment right now? No reason seemed like a fun thing to do....." -LegalEagle 2019
  • @ChemoshKamos
    "All the judges who voted for my client were upstanding citizens", love it, great line.
  • @MoneyGist
    Legal Eagle, 2019: "We are living in very interesting times"
    Legal Eagle, 6 months later: "If only you knew, kid"
  • It's all too easy for people to confuse impeachment with removal from office.
  • -sees title
    -grabs riot shield and scrolls down comment section


    Edit: 12-18-19: The riot shield is no longer enough, I have placed an order for an M1 Abrams.
  • @ezm6749
    "And all of the judges that I have been infront of, especially the ones who voted for my client, are upstanding citizens"

    Haha 7.5/10 for lawyer humour
  • @wowomg1032
    I love the "All the judges who were in favor of my clients were all outstanding citizens" comment
  • My lawyer got held in contempt and put in county when he pointed out to the judge that he issued an illegal ex-parte order not allowing me to see my children while I was in the hospital recovering from a stroke. Judges are the best.
  • @Apoc5k
    Lawyer: Has not been in front of a drunk judge.

    Presumption: Was not a lawyer in or before the 1970s.
  • @johnjames4593
    Andrew Johnson in sith voice, “I am the senate!”
  • @jebronlames4559
    people who wrote the impeachment laws: eh lets do that later, just write down something really vague
  • @darkhyrulelord
    Misdemeanors: "All the fun things"

    Something tells me you prefer to do trials based off of these.
  • @cricketcalin
    New rule: before any family debates all parties involved must watch all relevant Legal Eagle videos
  • @IsaacSTS98
    "Unclear if any Senate Republicans will vote to convict President Trump"
    Thank you, Mitt Romney