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…
President-elect Donald Trump has been attacking the First Amendment for days via his Twitter account. If Trump acts on his stated feelings about free speech, he will violate his oath of office and there is a school of Constitutional thought that believes that such a violation would be an impeachable Continue Reading: Trump Moves Toward…
Star Tribune – A long day of coordinated rallies for a $15 minimum wage ended as it began, with a spirited demonstration on the street in front of a McDonald’s restaurant. About 150 wage protesters marched from Coffman Union on the University of Minnesota campus to Dinkytown Tuesday evening, rallying outside the McDonald’s restaurant at…
