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It is, and always was, an absolutely insane idea- that an institution could not investigate and punish bad behavior unless they were found guilty in a court of law. Think about how that would apply to an employee caught stealing money out of the register.
It would be insane to force an employer to keep a thieving employee on pending the results of a criminal trial- or hire them back if for some reason they weren't found guilty in a court of law. But, in cases of campus rape, this was the "due process" certain people demanded.
But this distortion of "due process" as meaning impunity for anyone not convicted of a crime has now seeped out into the culture. And now, the president is using it to suggest that he can't be impeached.
So, remember: The President is not entitled to "due process" during impeachment procedures. And, students on a college campus aren't entitled to "due process" if their school decides they're a threat to the safety of other students, either.
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