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House Democrats will be using the term “January exception” over and over again as their chief rebuttal to President Trump’s argument that he can no longer be tried in an impeachment trial because he is no longer in office.
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Means that any president can try to overthrow government with no punishment at the end of his presidency.
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Me: (embezzles from work) Boss: You're going to jail! Me: I quit! Haha, you can't touch me! GOP: He's right.
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It's true. If they don't convict Trump, any future president can do much worse thing and try to overturn government. If he/she succeeds, president for life. If not, no conviction. Win-win situation for any future president in the last two weeks of their last presidential term.
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And someone a lot smarter than Trump could do so much more damage.
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How convenient, even though no one’s supposed to call him former president
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What is that?
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Wrong is wrong!
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Why are you arguing against the truth? If not found guilty and forbidden to run again, then the democracy has ended because the congress will have declared that a president is above the law!
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