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Home Front: Politix
Mark Levin: 'You cannot impeach a President on events that took place before he was President'
2018-08-28
[Breitbart] Monday on Fox News Channel’s "Hannity," conservative talker Mark Levin said he thought President Donald Trump was in "great shape" on what would be impeachable given the alleged indiscretions of which his opponents are accusing him occurred before his presidency.

Levin cited case law, noting that the standard for presidents and vice presidents was different than that for judges.

"Well, the president is actually in great shape when it comes to the law and when it comes to impeachment," Levin said. "On impeachment, all we have to do is vote and make sure the Democrats don’t win, and then he won’t be impeached. There is an idea. Anyway, that’s the headline, though ‐ the president is in very good shape. You cannot impeach a president on events that occurred before he was president. I don’t know people are aware of this. The precedent is the Vice President [Colfax] case in 1873. Judges different ‐ presidents, vice presidents on events that occurred beforehand. So even if they load up their phony list, we ought to keep that in mind."

Posted by:Besoeker

#5  Lincoln was cursed by papers in the north and south. For a real understanding of how bad it was read the three volume set “The Civil War: A Narrative” by Foote

Below is another example. The elites or his age are simalar to today’s elites are treating Trump.

“Mr. Lincoln's Flight by MoonlighLincoln was cursed by papers in the north and south. For a real understanding of how bad it was read the three volume set “The Civil War: A Narrative” by Foote

“Mr. Lincoln's Flight by Moonlight Alone," suggested the president deserved "the deepest disgrace that the crushing indignation of a whole people can inflict." The New York Tribune joked darkly, "Mr. Lincoln may live a hundred years without having so good a chance to die."
https://www.battlefields.org/learn/articles/evidence-unpopular-mr-lincolnt Alone," suggested the president deserved "the deepest disgrace that the crushing indignation of a whole people can inflict." The New York Tribune joked darkly, "Mr. Lincoln may live a hundred years without having so good a chance to die."
https://www.battlefields.org/learn/articles/evidence-unpopular-mr-lincoln
Posted by: CC Reader   2018-08-28 21:07  

#4  We really need the death penalty for government employees who refuse to answer questions related to their job and their performance of it. If saying "I can't recall" leads to standing in front of a wall and being offered a blindfold, they're going to start remembering.
Posted by: Silentbrick   2018-08-28 12:28  

#3  At some point doesn’t someone need to talk to some of the FISA judges and see how all this happened?
Posted by: jvalentour   2018-08-28 11:24  

#2  Well they hated him after he became president. And *that* is why the are moving for impeachment.
Posted by: CrazyFool   2018-08-28 09:39  

#1  For Deep State there are no rules, only power.
Posted by: Procopius2k   2018-08-28 08:26  

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