The house doesn't impeach. Impeach = convict. That's the job of the senate. The house charges. Charging = indictment. So the house indicted Trump while he was POTUS. However, the constitution says the Senate can impeach a sitting member of a federal government office. So, technically, former office holders cannot be impeached because the sole purpose is to remove someone from public office and prevents them from holding public office in the future.
You are not correct in your understanding here of the terms fren. Impeachment (indictment) happens in the house, and the trial of the charges from the Impeachment occurs in the senate. I am a retired History and Government teacher, I do know the process well.
The house doesn't impeach. Impeach = convict. That's the job of the senate. The house charges. Charging = indictment. So the house indicted Trump while he was POTUS. However, the constitution says the Senate can impeach a sitting member of a federal government office. So, technically, former office holders cannot be impeached because the sole purpose is to remove someone from public office and prevents them from holding public office in the future.
You are not correct in your understanding here of the terms fren. Impeachment (indictment) happens in the house, and the trial of the charges from the Impeachment occurs in the senate. I am a retired History and Government teacher, I do know the process well.
youre incorrect man. you need to brush up on polysci before trying to take people to school.
house brings impeachment charges. senate convicts if there is a 2/3 vote.