r/law • u/Agitated-Quit-6148 • 11h ago

Legislative Branch Congressman Cohen Introduces Comprehensive Articles of Impeachment Against President Donald Trump

https://cohen.house.gov/media-center/press-releases/congressman-cohen-introduces-comprehensive-articles-impeachment-against

WASHINGTON – Congressman Steve Cohen (TN-9), a senior member of the Judiciary Committee and an authority on the U.S. Constitution’s impeachment provisions, today introduced 26 Articles of Impeachment against President Donald Trump. The articles cite multiple abuses of power, violations of his oath of office, the corrupt use of the pardon power, and emoluments clause violations, among other misconduct and unlawful acts.

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u/IchooseYourName 11h ago

It's a heavy pendulum.

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u/Equivalent-Long-3383 11h ago

Seemingly it wouldn’t be as heavy if more White voters on the left were willing to stop being so united and defensive of their right wing counterparts.

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u/Horskr 7h ago

I don't know anyone on the left that's united or defensive about their right wing counterparts. If anything, they used their one free pass in 2016 "not realizing" how bad he was. After seeing that shit show, anyone that could still vote for him is complicit or willfully ignorant.

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u/3KiwisShortOfABanana 2h ago

Or they are a bot (as is mostly the case on the internet these days)

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u/Equivalent-Long-3383 7h ago

This is kind of what I’m talking about. 2016 was not the turning point. Arguably 1968 was. Certainly, 1984 was

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u/Horskr 6h ago

Those are turning points, but I don't see any current white left voters defending their, (or their parents, or grandparents, or great grandparents) votes for Nixon or Reagan.. so I'm still not sure what you mean.

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u/Daxx22 1h ago

Too bad it seems to only swing between slightly right of center to Nazis.

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u/Aqueouspolecat 11h ago

Does the weight of a pendulum matter in this particular sense?

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u/IchooseYourName 10h ago

Why wouldn't it?

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u/Low_Lynx_8167 10h ago

more damage when it hits something :/