Trump and impeachment

[Badger]

Trump should not be impeached, honestly. They couldn't find clear examples of collusion, and obstruction of Justice was not a clear connection either ...

Richard Nixon was named an Unindicted Co-Conspirator in the indictments of Haldeman and Ehrlichman, and even this did not create a majority for impeachment.  If that was as far as it got, Nixon would have been unpopular, but he would not have been removed.

There's no smoking gun in Mueller's report.  There's no statement stating Trump obstructed justice, and no naming Trump as an Unindicted Co-Conspirator.  Trump has certainly not avoided the appearance of impropriety, but to say that the report justifies impeachment is wishful thinking.

No, both of you are wrong.

Completely wrong. As in two plus two equals five wrong. Neither of you have read even excerpts of the report if you believe this. You are both spouting pure b*******. Fuzzy, you're better than this.

[Badger]

If you can't impeach someone who lies to the FBI & who has clearly tried to obstruct an investigation then you're saying a person should be above the law if he has enough power. Your entire constitution becomes toilet paper & your Republic meaningless, existing in name only.

1998?

A. Impeachment did occur in 1998. Clinton was simply acquitted.

B. Literally none of those things listed occurred or were committed by Clinton in any way related to his impeachment, or arguably at all during his administration. He had some ethical issues to be sure, But none of those things were involved.

Once again, reality and you are quickly divorced.