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constitution says judgments in cases of impeachment shall not extend further than to removal from office and disqualification to hold and enjoy office. and so that requires a separate vote. two-thirds is needed for conviction. 67 is the magic number requiring 17 republicans. but only a simple majority is needed for the second vote of a ban from running in the future. there is no precedent for presidents being disqualified. but there have been other government officials hit with that double whammy. we are headed into unchartered waters in many areas. the biggest question is whether a former president can be tried by the senate after being impeached. legal scholars have reached different conclusions. and it is written the original understanding and congressional practice bolsters the case for concluding that the end of donald trump s presidency would not end his senate the trial. but ross garber who has represented governors facing impeachment says if the framframers had end im
out to each other. they wanted to reconcile before they died and they met and they did. maybe that is something that we can learn from, but i think that the greater thing i would point to is the seven republicans in the johnson impeachment. if i could just read one thing to you and everyone often talks about one of the senators blue not this one. that s trumable. you have to understand that most of these senators when it was said that they jumped into their political graves. it was true. most of their political careers ended. they knew they would end because of the animosity of the period. trumbull said the following. he said once this set the example of impeaching a president for what. no future president will be safe who happens to differ from the majority of the house and two-thirds of the senate. he said i tremble for my country. no alternatives are left to me. he proceeded to give the vote that ended his career. you can t wait for calmer times. the time for you is now. i
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