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2. Actually shouldn't the next

Wed Jun 14, 2017, 08:50 PM

Jun 2017

step be if he is brought up on charges? Will that trigger impeachment?

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Legal question: IF he is found guilty what happens next? [View all] BigmanPigman Jun 2017 OP

Nothing nt doc03 Jun 2017 #1

Actually shouldn't the next gldstwmn Jun 2017 #2

Court of public opinion angrychair Jun 2017 #3

I read that was who Roger Ailes targeted as his audience 25 years ago. BigmanPigman Jun 2017 #6

Impeachment is ultimately a political process. DemocratSinceBirth Jun 2017 #4

Unless the election in '16 was rigged in red states. Crash2Parties Jun 2017 #18

Judiciary is our last hope marylandblue Jun 2017 #5

Oh, Please don't say President Pence.... bresue Jun 2017 #11

Even Republicans may have a breaking point at indictment marylandblue Jun 2017 #10

I just barily remember that...good point! bresue Jun 2017 #12

Two ways MiddleClass Jun 2017 #9

Nothing unless the House decides he should be impeached MiniMe Jun 2017 #14

The GOP is in a sticky situation here justiceischeap Jun 2017 #16

Good point. BigmanPigman Jun 2017 #17