Fern, following the constitution, it seems an impeachable offense to impeach others for non-impeachable offenses.
While this argument almost seems to elevate the politicalization of impeachment, it would be a a worthy threat to initiate impeachment proceedings against anyone who improperly impeaches Mayorkas. After all, a lawyer can be di…
Fern, following the constitution, it seems an impeachable offense to impeach others for non-impeachable offenses.
While this argument almost seems to elevate the politicalization of impeachment, it would be a a worthy threat to initiate impeachment proceedings against anyone who improperly impeaches Mayorkas. After all, a lawyer can be disbarred for knowingly presenting false accusations, right? (Or wrong?)
Unfortunately, Shawn, I do not understand your argument and must attend to other matters. I suggest you pose your question to LDAD, or perhaps to one of the lawyers, retired or not, who subscribe to LFAA and participate on the forum,
Fern, following the constitution, it seems an impeachable offense to impeach others for non-impeachable offenses.
While this argument almost seems to elevate the politicalization of impeachment, it would be a a worthy threat to initiate impeachment proceedings against anyone who improperly impeaches Mayorkas. After all, a lawyer can be disbarred for knowingly presenting false accusations, right? (Or wrong?)
Unfortunately, Shawn, I do not understand your argument and must attend to other matters. I suggest you pose your question to LDAD, or perhaps to one of the lawyers, retired or not, who subscribe to LFAA and participate on the forum,
Will do! Great suggestion.