PoliticusUSA.com – One of the key points of Republican Electoral College elector Christopher Suprun’s argument against Trump is that the president-elect refuses to acknowledge that Constitution forbids him from accepting payments and gifts from foreign governments, which could lead his impeachment. Suprun explained why he won’t be voting for Trump in The New York Times,…
Inverse.com -Among the most concerning remarks that Trump made over the course of his campaign were those regarding America’s checkered past with torture. Trump, if he is to be believed, would like to repeat history. Waterboarding hasn’t been ruled out as a practice the Trump administration could use, despite overwhelming evidence that torture doesn’t actually…
TruthDig – When contemplating a potential Trump impeachment, there would be no legal bar to removing the new president based on his vast canvas of pre-existing malfeasance. Setting politics aside for the moment, Trump would be fair game from day one at the White House. Conflicts of Interest and the Emoluments Clause: Although the president…
The President-Elected responded to charges of violating the Emoluments Clause. Is it enough? The Emoluments Clause in the Constitution bars any President from deriving financial advantage for their personal businesses, or for themselves. Democrats and democratic lawyers, as well as a former White House counsel for President Bush, had warned that Trump could be impeached…
