Is there a reason that Trump's impeachment is taking precedence over a Stimulus bill?

[JackRoss]

Updates are constantly made to the constitution. They're called amendments

Amendments have been added since 1776

Again I'm not sure what you're arguing here... you're asking for things that have already been done.

Regarding domestic terrorism, terrorism is terrorism. And they already have lthat in the oath... "protect America from all enemies foreign and domestic"

They could make stronger laws around domestic terrorism but that wouldn't need a constitutional amendment. Congress would just need to create a federal law around it, which I fully expect to happen.

As far as Trump, the strength or weakness of the constitution isn't what allowed him to do what he did. The constitution has set laws against what he did. He just regularly broke those laws and that's why they're on his bumper right now.

This impeachment trial (no matter how it goes) is just the beginning.

Amendments are certainly made. We know issues of terrorism are not the when speaking on foreign and domestic issues. I separated the constitution and laws needing to be changed. If he constantly broke laws, why isn't he being impeached on those laws he broke?

The US has not fully comprehended domestic terrorism. Constitution needs to be revived because people forget or ignore the government part in the First Amendment. It needs to be dumbed down.

Feds and state need to rework how they approach domestic terrorism. The constitution is another issue that needs to be discussed.

 

[Elim Garak]

It's not they already approved the budget money for reconciliation but the reconciliation process takes awhile especially when they are adding other shyt on the bill since they can only do it twice.

 

[Trojan 24]

Ratings.

Look at the ratings since Trump “left” office.

They’re gonna need to find excuses to talk about him for the next 4 years while they puppeteer Biden around.

These News execs are now that their cash cow is gone

 

[Elim Garak]

You can only impeach a sitting president but democrats give 0 fuks about the constitution so they're going full steam ahead.
The argument about preventing him from running in 2024 makes no sense, why would he run again after Biden got 80mil votes (most vote sin history) when trump was running full steam in 2020? the steam is over, trump can't get 80+ mil votes in 2024 so why continue?

That's not true at all it has been numerous constitutional scholars that say you don't have to be a sitting president.

 

[Piff Perkins]

The bill will be passed in a couple weeks. It takes time to get a two trillion dollar bill thru Congress. It’s also tax season. IRS had to push everything back to Feb 12th due to the last stimulus bill, and I expect this new bill to slow things down even further.

 

[OG Talk]

another crybaby ass thread by Trumpset

 

[banner34]

The election wasn't close at all.




I think Obama Romney was closer than Biden Trump

if you take out California margins, Biden doesn’t really wins the popular vote by that much

 

[Neo. The Only. The One.]

if you take out California margins, Biden don’t really wins the popular vote.

If you take out Texas, Trump gets way less than 74 million votes

What are we arguing here?

 

[Elim Garak]

if you take out California margins, Biden doesn’t really wins the popular vote by that much

You must be a Republican only they think this is a good argument

 

[banner34]

You must be a Republican only they think this is a good argument

No I’m playing devil advocate

 

[Dr. Acula]

You can only impeach a sitting president but democrats give 0 fuks about the constitution so they're going full steam ahead.
The argument about preventing him from running in 2024 makes no sense, why would he run again after Biden got 80mil votes (most vote sin history) when trump was running full steam in 2020? the steam is over, trump can't get 80+ mil votes in 2024 so why continue?

He was impeached before he left office genius..

The second impeachment of Donald Trump, the 45th president of the United States, occurred on January 13, 2021, one week before his term expired. The House of Representatives of the 117th U.S. Congress adopted one article of impeachment against Trump of "incitement of insurrection", alleging that Trump incited the January 6 storming of the U.S. Capitol. These events were preceded by numerous unsuccessful attempts by Trump to overturn the 2020 presidential election, as well as his pushing baseless voter fraud conspiracy theories about the election.

I'll say it again. A lot of you dudes are misinformed/uninformed and then work yourselves into a fit over incorrect shyt. Constantly. Not even going to get into the bad logic of your second paragraph.

The senate trial isn't the Impeachment.

 

[Elim Garak]

If you take out Texas, Trump gets way less than 74 million votes

What are we arguing here?

Republicans really be thinking that argument is logical they also think because most Democrats live in populated cities that their votes should count for less than people in sparsely populated areas.

 

[Elim Garak]

He was impeached before he left office genius..


I'll say it again. A lot of you dudes are misinformed/uninformed and then work yourselves into a fit over incorrect shyt. Constantly.


The senate trial isn't the Impeachment.

It really doesn't matter if he did or not he can still be impeached nothing unconstitutional about it.

 

[Born2BKing]

@Born2BKing aint Trumpset


He just trying to be fair in his assessment of both parties

I'm literally in this thread going back and forth with a trumpset nikka.

 

[Dr. Acula]

I'm literally in this thread going back and forth with a trumpset nikka.

To answer your question dude the senate is handling the trial while the house is working on the bill. The bill also has to be put up to allow amendments and written up. This will be done by the house. So it will be handled simultaneously.