The second impeachment is coming.
What's the point, you may ask, if the Senate can't muster a two-thirds vote to convict Trump, notwithstanding report of a rising anti-Trump Senate Republican tide.
One justification we will be hearing a lot: A second impeachment writes an indelible record for history. A president's unprecedented misconduct - fomenting violence against another branch of government - should be met with an unprecedented response. Democracy requires accountability.
But there is also a little-mentioned consequence of impeachment, even if the Senate does not convict Trump and bar him from holding another office: This impeachment would lay the groundwork for future action to disqualify Trump under the 14th Amendment.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/impeaching-lays-groundwork-for-disqualification-even-without-a-conviction/ar-BB1cH2C4?li=BBnbfcQ&ocid=DELLDHP
