The Case Against Donald Trump - Simplified
The Law is Clear
Impeachable conduct Treason, bribery, and other high crimes and misdemeanors encompasses a defeated presidential candidates attempted coup detat against the legitimate constitutional government of the United States. Constitutional scholars across the political spectrum have echoed Prof. Michael Stokes Parkmans view: If Trumps misconduct is not impeachable, nothing is.
Proof of a crime is not required for impeachment, but Trump probably committed several federal felonies. Seditious conspiracy is an agreement by at least two people to hinder the execution of federal law or to seize federal property. The agreement need not be express and can be inferred by willful participation in the unlawful plan with intent to further it. Conviction can lead to imprisonment for up to 20 years. Inciting rebellion or insurrection against the authority of the United States can result a 10-year prison term.
The felony-murder rule might even apply. In some circumstances, a person who engages in a violent felony can be held responsible for deaths that occur during the course of that crime. For example, suppose two people try to rob a bank and a bank security guard pulls out a gun and kills one robber while the other is waiting in the getaway car. The driver of the getaway car could be held liable for the death of his fellow robber. Trumps incitement led to five deaths, including the mobs murder of a Capitol Police officer.
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Without accountability for subverting the nations political system, unity is impossible. That requires a common understanding and acceptance of facts. Americas body politic cannot heal without first ridding itself of the infection that Trumps lies have caused. Impeachment is a necessary first step in that cleansing process.
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