How is he not being impeached?

[Laffy Kat]

He was voted in to be the president to all of Americans, and instead he is urging half the citizens to "go after" the other half. How can this not be impeachable? He's inciting a new civil war. I don't understand.

[irisblue]

1. He has he's been impeached twice and yet the authoritarian nationalistic GOP does not give a rats ass

[leftstreet]

2. Meh. We had impeachments in Seasons 1 and 2

Season 3 would be cool if they declared him incompetent or something

[LuvLoogie]

3. His fascism is based on racism

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And this is a racist country. That's how.

That's how he won the first time. It's why he wasnt convicted for his impeachment. It's why he gets a pass in the press.

It's why most cops vote for him.

This is not surprising. He's scapegoating typically marginalized targets of bigotry.

That's why. It's what the people in control want.

[Nululu]

17. And misogyny and bigotry

[SSJVegeta]

4. I mean. Give him a chance. Im sure he's just getting used to the job

[tanyev]

5. Because nearly all elected Republicans in Congress are violating the oaths they swore.

I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that I take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that I will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which I am about to enter. So help me God.

[QueerDuck]

6. Because the Democrats are not in charge, and because Republicans are scared.

[Groundhawg]

7. On what charges?

[Ponietz]

31. Criminal solicitation of a minor?

[Skittles]

32. always the defender

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I'd say blowing up boats unprovoked and with zero due process is good for starters

[bigtree]

8. not just inciting, colluding with a republican governor against a Democratic governor

...red state Texad troops imposed on a state that's supposed to be, whose resident expect through their democratic action, to be governed under Democratic party rule, to instead effect one party's, the opposition's political agenda IN THEIR STATE.

Totalitarianism at its most incendiary inception imaginable.

[H2O Man]

9. It would require

votes to impeach in the House, and to convict in the Senate, that our party does not have.

[BlueTsunami2018]

10. You can't seriously be asking this.

You’re watching everything that has happened since these fascists took control of the government and you’re puzzled by them not impeaching him?

I don’t mean to be rude but come on. They’re fascists. Real deal fascists. Do we really not understand this yet? They’re never going to impeach him. They’re never going to leave. We have to force them out. And with the apparent indifference most people have to all this, that’s not happening for a long time.

Forget about the system saving us. Those days are long gone.

[NeoTrajan]

11. I guess it needs to be emphasized again

The Congress is controlled by the same MAGA element that refused to hold him to account in prior instances

That has not changed - He will not be impeached by this congress

Also, as an added bonus: The Trump cabinet is also filled with Putinist MAGA sycophants who wouldn't mention ANYTHING bad about Herr Diktator in any place or any case

The cabinet is NOT going to remove POTUS through the 25th Amendment process

So, as rational as your expectations might have been in previous administrations: That's all gone now

They will continue to stonewall remedies regarding the President's irrational, unconstitutional behaviors

There will be no impeachment OR 25th Amendment removal from office

One caveat: They MAY initiate 25th Amendment proceedings IF the techbros believe they can safety wrest the top office from Trump in a moment of weakness .... Yet, that may start an internal MAGA war

Musk, Thiel and Vance are waiting in the wings for their moment: Let's hope they never get it

[Hekate]

12. Do you think the 3rd time will be the charm?

[bdamomma]

21. In history

They always get it in the end. He has caused too much damage to us and I'm sure this will not be taken well by many Americans.

We have to stand up to the bullies

[Gimpyknee]

25. Nope.

[ancianita]

13. Kinda surprised you haven't figured that out by now.

Given recent history, impeachment as an option is moot.

[debsy]

14. Obviously a rhetorical question...

…since there is absolutely no way the Grubby Old Politicians with brown noses would ever hold him accountable for anything.

[Escape]

15. We have a Democratic form of government and majority rules........

The majority of Americans in the United States are just like Trump.

There is a very good chance your next door neighbor is an angry, corrupt, dangerous, racist, criminal asshole....

Lock your doors.

[mcar]

16. By whom?

[Montauk6]

18. Plus, given the outcome of previous impeachments, lemme bounce this off ya...

Guy goes to a daycare center armed with an illegally obtained military-grade firearm. He proceeds to slaughter a bunch of children and caretakers. The community rises in furious outrage; they DEMAND that he be indicted for this crime.

OK, this--and I apologize profusely for the unbearable imagery--this is what I hear when people clamor up to say "TRUMP MUST BE IMPEACHED!!!" Yeah, that would be great, but as we've seen, it's a nothingburger if he's not tried, found guilty, and sentenced--or whatever the Congressional equivalent is at that level.

The last time these heathens put country first before party was Watergate, half a century ago.

[Vinca]

19. Because there aren't enough Democrats to get it done and Republicans are so embedded up Trump's behind

they may never be available to vote again.

[Grim Chieftain]

20. What about "enemies foreign and domestic"?

Are there no safeguards left in place?

[Gimpyknee]

26. Nope.

[betsuni]

22. "These motherfuckers are crazy" and the party of crazy motherfuckers is in charge so that's why.

Because eggs were the most important thing in the world last November.

[tritsofme]

23. Is this supposed to be a rhetorical question?

[Warpy]

24. The House draws up hte Articles of Impeachment

and Marshmallow Mike Johnson is the one who has to make that happen. Unfortunately, he turns into marshmallow fluff whenever he thinks about going against his Lard and Savior in any way, at all.

The man has abused his power from day one and a sane government would have ousted him already. However, thee sill be nary a whisper of impeachment while this gang of spineless sycophants and outright cultists retains control of the House.

[BigmanPigman]

27. Watch this guy..

He has been going on and on about how the 25th Amen will not work yet he favors a 3rd impeachment.

I've stopped taking his opinions seriously. Third time is NOT the charm!

[crud]

28. I think the criminal in the Whitehouse will give the Repugs no choice

He is going to do something that will be crossing the line...I don't know what, but it will be coming soon. This madness is not sustainable.

[dlk]

29. How many ways can you spell R-e-p-u-b-l-i-c-a-n?

There is absolutely NOTHING Trump could ever do that would convince them to vote to impeach.

Look at his current mental state. Is anyone invoking the 25th Amendment?

They are completely under his thumb.

Russians have the best kompromat.

[North Coast Lawyer]

30. MAGA loves how things are going

Without at least some GOP votes impeachment won't happen. MAGA -- including its wholly owned subsidiary the Republican Party -- loves the cruelty and authoritarianism. Thus impeachment's not going to happen.

[Klarkashton]

33. Give it time. If we take the house he will be impeached and if we take the senate too he will be convicted

[drray23]

34. no he wont be convicted

To convict, you need 67 votes in the senate, not just a majority. There has not been any time in history where we help the senate with 67 senators. Republicans will never vote for conviction.