No way to remove a Republican president from office, anyway. It hasn't been tested but seems to me likely 17 Democratic Senators would have voted to remove a Democratic president who had tried to murder them.
But for a Republican president there exists no crime great enough.
But for a Republican president there exists no crime great enough.
https://twitter.com/michaelharriot/status/1360728092906553345
Take it to the greatest extreme you could imagine.
"If Trump dropped a nuclear weapon and vaporized an American city, most Republican Senators would vote to exonerate—even Senators from the state in which that city had been incorporated."
That seems right. I'd buy that.
"If Trump dropped a nuclear weapon and vaporized an American city, most Republican Senators would vote to exonerate—even Senators from the state in which that city had been incorporated."
That seems right. I'd buy that.
I mean this isn't a worse argument than those we got from Republicans after the insurrection.
https://twitter.com/craig_groeschel/status/1360937849600802817?s=20
"The bombing of Chicago into a 80 mile diameter crater was a terrible tragedy no matter who did it. But my job isn't assigning blame for cities that have become vaporized, when we need to focus on doing important work for all of our cities that still exist." 
"My colleagues would have us believe both that Chicago is completely gone and ALSO that Donald Trump bombed Chicago.
"How do you bomb a city that isn't even there? You can't have it both ways, though violent #Democrats always try.
This #impeachment is ridiculous."
"How do you bomb a city that isn't even there? You can't have it both ways, though violent #Democrats always try.
This #impeachment is ridiculous."
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