Wexler, Fein, Swanson on Impeachment
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Retroactive impeachment is possible in order to cut off a former public official from ‘retirement pay’, but more importantly, once a public official leaves office they are no longer protected from criminal prosecution so they can be prosecuted, convicted and punished for their criminal activity they were involved in during their time in office.
Will that happen? Most likely not, but it still should be pursued in order to serve as a deterrent and protect our great nation from this kind of abuse of power from ever happening again.
Oh… and do you really consider Ron Paul a ‘leftist’?
Wow I can see this website is just smoking with all the webtraffic. Haha. Probably like 5 hard core leftist who live in Sanfran that come here in between Ron Paul rallies and waterbong hits.
So when the evil “Bush” gets out of office in less than a year and a half is the strategy going to be impeach him anyway?