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4. Doubtful

Wed Nov 23, 2022, 11:12 AM

Nov 2022

67 votes in the Senate are needed for removal. I'm not sure we'd even get to 50 votes.

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defund the supreme court [View all] moonshinegnomie Nov 2022 OP

No defunding at all anywhere jimfields33 Nov 2022 #1

The Constitution wouldn't allow that. Ocelot II Nov 2022 #2

the constitution no longer matters moonshinegnomie Nov 2022 #5

The gop will control the budget DetroitLegalBeagle Nov 2022 #10

A few private talks about impeachment... Joinfortmill Nov 2022 #3

Doubtful DetroitLegalBeagle Nov 2022 #4

it wouldnt even get to the senate since a gop house will never pass it moonshinegnomie Nov 2022 #7

Also true DetroitLegalBeagle Nov 2022 #8

In your imagination. onenote Nov 2022 #6

Only one Supreme Court justice, Samuel Chase, has ever been impeached, Ocelot II Nov 2022 #11

"We the people" have elected a majority GOP House. Ocelot II Nov 2022 #16

the senate will still have to pass any spending too moonshinegnomie Nov 2022 #18

SMH sarisataka Nov 2022 #15

The lack of knowledge about how our government operates is depressing MichMan Nov 2022 #19

This may be one of the worst ideas I've head on DU. SYFROYH Nov 2022 #20