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RT @Jeff17Moore: @AlsdorfB @McCorkleForCO @RepKenBuck @USDA Utter bullshit. He admitted it. On camera. Impeach his ass.

When the history books are written about this tumultuous era, I want them to show that I was among those in the House of Representatives who stood up to lawlessness and tyranny. Read my statement supporting impeachment: https://t.co/pJXggV6mYU

It is time for Congress to fulfill its constitutional duty to bring charges of the commission of multiple impeachable offenses by President Trump.

I'm heading to the Baldwin Dem Committee Meeting, and in light of Pelosi's impeachment inquiry announcement, it's my duty as a congressional candidate and law professor currently teaching, among other constitutional law-related topics, impeachment to my students this semester...

to breakdown and explain the impeachment process and where we're headed as a country in this historic moment. I've voiced my support for impeachment proceedings on the campaign trail. Here, I'll give context to how this process will unfold so that voters have a firm grasp...

of the process. Impeachment means "accusation." The House, under the Constitution, brings "charges" of the President committing multiple impeachable offenses, and the House may impeach by simple majority vote of the members present...

@ReluctantActvst We’ll be hosting another one soon!

(3) Then, the Senate will "try" the impeachments. It will make a determination based on evidence presented by the House whether each "charge" is, indeed, true, and whether the actions proven constitute an impeachable offense. 2/3 majority of the Senate to convict...

(4) Ok, that's just a brief intro. Since this whole thing starts with the House (my future colleagues!? 😀) I'll breakdown how much Trump is going to have to sweat over this. Not looking good for the man. Typically, the process begins with the Judiciary Committee for full...

(5) investigation and recommendation. Although this is not required. My gut tells my Pelosi will hand off to Rep. Nadler (a fellow Fordham Law alum! woo!) as Chair of the Judiciary Committee to undertake the process. Next up, Nadler and the committee hear evidence....