Will Trump be impeached for a third time in a second term?

[Donald Trump’s Toupée]

See title.

[The Economy is Getting Worse]

Yes, and I think it could be successful this time, if the economy cracks under Trump's term and his cult breaks.

[iceman]

What a pity this country has become when the opposition party resorting to impeachment has become a norm.

[Amenhotep Bakari-Sellers]

Unless Ds win the H in 24/26 which they likely will there won't be impeachment

[GeorgiaModerate]

What a pity this country has become when the opposition party resorting to impeachment has become a norm.

Kind of getting ahead of yourself there.

[7,052,770]

What a pity this country has become when the opposition party resorting to impeachment has become a norm.

What choice did Democrats have after his outrageous crimes? You're not seriously suggesting that either of his impeachments were the wrong response?

[President Johnson]

Most likely, since he'll be even more unhinged and insane than before. Probably after the Democrats have retaken the House in 2026.

[iceman]

What a pity this country has become when the opposition party resorting to impeachment has become a norm.

What choice did Democrats have after his outrageous crimes? You're not seriously suggesting that either of his impeachments were the wrong response?

My comment is not exclusive for Democrats alone, same goes to Republicans as well who were trying to impeach Biden. It’s a shame that the congressional dysfunction will most likely become an endless cycle of retaliation by the opposing party to the POTUS, whoever he/she is, wherein they should be allocating their time and resources to issues which should benefit the american people in general. Like who would want to sit and watch fox news and cnn coverage about impeachment 90% of the time?

[emailking]

As soon as Trump is fully out of our politics I think impeachment will be rare again.

[7,052,770]

What a pity this country has become when the opposition party resorting to impeachment has become a norm.

What choice did Democrats have after his outrageous crimes? You're not seriously suggesting that either of his impeachments were the wrong response?

My comment is not exclusive for Democrats alone, same goes to Republicans as well who were trying to impeach Biden. It’s a shame that the congressional dysfunction will most likely become an endless cycle of retaliation by the opposing party to the POTUS, whoever he/she is, wherein they should be allocating their time and resources to issues which should benefit the american people in general. Like who would want to sit and watch fox news and cnn coverage about impeachment 90% of the time?

But in saying that, you're equating Democrats' impeachments of Trump (which were clearly justified) and Republican's discussion of maybe impeaching Biden (which was clearly frivolous).

If Trump [god forbid] returns to the White House and never commits any impeachable crimes, then no, he won't be impeached. If he does, he will be. You can at least count on Democrats to only use impeachment when forced to, not for frivolous reasons.

[iceman]

What a pity this country has become when the opposition party resorting to impeachment has become a norm.

What choice did Democrats have after his outrageous crimes? You're not seriously suggesting that either of his impeachments were the wrong response?

My comment is not exclusive for Democrats alone, same goes to Republicans as well who were trying to impeach Biden. It’s a shame that the congressional dysfunction will most likely become an endless cycle of retaliation by the opposing party to the POTUS, whoever he/she is, wherein they should be allocating their time and resources to issues which should benefit the american people in general. Like who would want to sit and watch fox news and cnn coverage about impeachment 90% of the time?

But in saying that, you're equating Democrats' impeachments of Trump (which were clearly justified) and Republican's discussion of maybe impeaching Biden (which was clearly frivolous).

If Trump [god forbid] returns to the White House and never commits any impeachable crimes, then no, he won't be impeached. If he does, he will be. You can at least count on Democrats to only use impeachment when forced to, not for frivolous reasons.

That premise alone makes me believe all impeachments are politically motivated, regardless of the party. Heck there was even talks of impeachment in 2017 when Trump was barely 6 months in office.
 
That's the elephant in the room that everybody seems to be nonchalant about.

[7,052,770]

What a pity this country has become when the opposition party resorting to impeachment has become a norm.

What choice did Democrats have after his outrageous crimes? You're not seriously suggesting that either of his impeachments were the wrong response?

My comment is not exclusive for Democrats alone, same goes to Republicans as well who were trying to impeach Biden. It’s a shame that the congressional dysfunction will most likely become an endless cycle of retaliation by the opposing party to the POTUS, whoever he/she is, wherein they should be allocating their time and resources to issues which should benefit the american people in general. Like who would want to sit and watch fox news and cnn coverage about impeachment 90% of the time?

But in saying that, you're equating Democrats' impeachments of Trump (which were clearly justified) and Republican's discussion of maybe impeaching Biden (which was clearly frivolous).

If Trump [god forbid] returns to the White House and never commits any impeachable crimes, then no, he won't be impeached. If he does, he will be. You can at least count on Democrats to only use impeachment when forced to, not for frivolous reasons.

That premise alone makes me believe all impeachments are politically motivated, regardless of the party. Heck there was even talks of impeachment in 2017 when Trump was barely 6 months in office.
 
That's the elephant in the room that everybody seems to be nonchalant about.

So you don't disagree that the Ukraine and January 6 scandals were impeachment-worthy, you just think hypothetically Democrats might also float a frivolous impeachment at some point? That's a take, I guess...

[Duke of York]

Most likely, since he'll be even more unhinged and insane than before. Probably after the Democrats have retaken the House in 2026.

if its a free and fair election.

[Progressive Pessimist]

He will absolutely do something deserving of it.

[NYSforKennedy2024]

Almost no doubt. And both sides (more so the Dems) will flush millions of dollars of taxpayer money again in doing so.

[SnowLabrador]

Most likely, since he'll be even more unhinged and insane than before. Probably after the Democrats have retaken the House in 2026.

if its a free and fair election.

It won't be if Trump wins. Many things are uncertain; this is written in stone. The next time a Republican wins a presidential election, that's the last election that can reasonably be called an election.

[Obama24]

Would not be surprised if the impeachment is within the first six months of a second term. Or if people in Congress didn't start drafting articles of impeachment before or immediately after January 20th.

[Frodo]

Of course he will, knowing him. A 'President Trump' is about as guaranteed to do something impeachment-worthy as a bear is to sh**t in the woods.  It is in his DNA because for pretty much his entire life, he has been led to believe (and has long since internalized) that the rule of law that applies to you and me apparently does not apply to him.  And his supporters clearly want to keep it that way.