That's harsh. Did you really have to show a picture of pencil neck this early in the morning?
I agree but what specifically can Justice Roberts do? Send the "impeachment trial" back to the House for "re-try" with those guarantees in place? Based on the Clinton and Nixon impeachment processes in the House the Dims "grand jury" analogy is flawed. Does the Supreme Court have the authority to force a do-over by the House?
Originally Posted by gnadfly
There is no "trial" in the House for a "re-try" .... the "indictment/grand jury" process is analogous for simpletons (not you!) to understand that a decision by the House has no "teeth" with respect to the "removal" process.
What role does Roberts play? He not only calls the "balls and strikes," but he can determine admissibility questions as to reliability and relevance to "treason, high crimes, and misdemeanors" ... my prediction is the House doesn't decide what activities are "treason, high crimes, and misdemeanors" ... that's already been decided. My prediction is they cannot ex post facto create crimes from hearsay and speculation.
That smells of the frequent remark by prosecutors and LE:
"He's good for it"! Just look at the dumbass loons on here.
You will hear this soon enough:
A sitting President charged with "articles of impeachment" cannot serve the country as POTUS and all of his administrative decisions and appointments will be voidable, if not void.
In otherwords: If you are "indicted" for a felony you can't vote! Republicans, of course!