[sickoflibs]

RE :”Impeachment isn't going to happen with a divided Congress, but that doesn't mean there isn't a solid case for it.”

I heard a certain talk radio show host say this last week.

There is a very traditional, popular and fully legal process for going about this that took place last November, it was called the election and it failed.

[Guenevere]

Or was it stolen

[DeaconRed]

"it was called the election and it failed."

I agree it failed, but now we are learning it had lots of help. Namely IRS.
Don't forget the LSM.

[Guenevere]

You're preaching to the choir....

I was responding to

There is a very traditional, popular and fully legal process for going about this that took place last November, it was called the election and it failed

And I responded.....Or was it stolen....

You keep regurgitating Romney/Ryan.....

Yes, we know about them.

[Gritty]

There is a very traditional, popular and fully legal process for going about this that took place last November, it was called the election and it failed.

The chances are good the election was stolen by massive fraud, so add one more impeachable charge to the pile.

[donmeaker]

Normally elections are conducted legally. Normally the candidates don’t perjure themselves, use government to harass their opponents, nor stuff ballot boxes in key states.

Where the election of a corrupt candidate was dependent on illegal acts, then the results should be reversed. By legal means if possible.