"The President, Vice President and all civil Officers of the United States, shall be removed from Office on Impeachment for, and Conviction of, Treason, Bribery, or other high Crimes and Misdemeanors. The Constitution requires a two-thirds supermajority to convict a person being impeached."
So I just did the math and realized that the number of members of Congress who are respondents in the Brunson Case are: 291/435 for House which is 66.9% (more than two-thirds) and 94/100 for Senate which is 94% (again more than two-thirds) which is the minimum number required as per constitution for conviction after impeachment. Can it just be a coincidence or do these numbers mean something? Does it give extra power to SCOTUS to remove these members while ruling on the Brunson Case?
It'd definitely be good to round them up at the same time and have some from each side remaining. I can see some like Simena, Cortez, and Ro Khanna from the Dems making the cut.
But traitors have been getting purged for multiple years now and forced into retirement. Sometimes it pays to just look how far we've come.
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I remember people (rightfully) complaining that we'd never get anything done w/out McConnell removed and now look what turtle-like traitor is finally in the public eye for facilitating the recent theft of $1.7 trillion from the US?
Link below not news but the next thing we need to have our eye on is who replaces McConnell and whether he is removed electorally or through public shame or illness or other. Hard to imagine that he'd be in through 2026...