Democrats impeachment fraud sets a dangerous precedent

The House of Representatives recently voted along party lines, to impeach President Donald Trump. The House cited two articles of impeachment. Not a single member of the Republican Party voted in favor of impeachment.

The GOP said this is a fraud and there is no basis for impeaching the president.

The constitution calls for the House to inquire about impeachment when the President is guilty of high crimes. Yet the two articles of impeachment do not even claim that a crime has been committed. Indeed neither article even supports the notion that a crime was committed.

The House said that Trump was guilty of obstruction of Congress, which is not really a crime.

Congress asked for numerous documents from the Trump Administration and asked for a few of Trump’s closest advisors to testify. Trump provided nearly all of the documents requested. He exerted executive privilege and refused to allow key Trump confidants to testify.

Congress called Trump’s executive privilege an obstruction. There are two reasons why the obstruction article may be thrown out by presiding Supreme Court Justice John Roberts if and when a trial in the Senate is convened.

Disagreements are solved by the Courts, not the Speaker