Impeachment and Conviction by the Senate Provide the Exclusive Method of Proceeding Against a President for Crimes in Office.

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1. Teri Kanefield (teri_kanefield@law-and-politics.online)'s status on Friday, 06-Oct-2023 01:41:59 UTC Teri Kanefield

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   Okay, this is just plain wrong. (Screenshot #1)

   Stand by while I find a copy of the Constitution. 🤓 Got it. See Screenshot #2

   He has it backward. All Congress can do is impeach and remove, but this doesn't preclude criminal actions after the president is out of office.

   He argues that he was acquitted by Congress so no criminal prosecutions are possible, which wouldn't make sense.

   What if crimes come to light after he leaves office?

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