The first and only example of Impeach I saw was this.
Trump's campaign manager Kellyanne Conway tried to downplay Trump's threat, later saying it was just "a quip." However, some prominent lawyers and legal scholars took umbrage at the threat and expressed alarm. Harvard Law professor Laurence Tribe told
Fortune that even threatening such a thing was "incompatible with the survival of a stable constitutional republic," while carrying out such a threat would constitute an "impeachable offense."
Here is his complete quote.
Making threats or vows to use a nation's criminal justice system against one's vanquished political opponent is worse than terrible policy: it's incompatible with the survival of a stable constitutional republic and, under our Constitution, would represent an abuse of power so grave that it would be an impeachable offense—one reminiscent of Richard Nixon's deliberate use of the IRS to go after his political enemies."
This was specific to a threat to do it. Not the example I had. The threat and acting on it would be impeachable. Not the legitimate concern of a law broken and asking the justice dept to investigate.
The term doesn't come up anywhere else in the post.
Point two. Interestingly in the thread I was thinking of, I conflated the OP doing what I accused you of doing. Never fear, I found others.
http://forum.slowtwitch.com/...ost=6250887#p6250887 This one to. You can back page the numerous back and forth where you give no citation to support your "scientific opinion". But the last line in this post reminds me of what I really need to do with you and am going to after this. Ignore your little spin machine where you try to make yourself look smart.
http://forum.slowtwitch.com/...ost=6249902#p6249902 http://forum.slowtwitch.com/...ost=5871137#p5871137 http://forum.slowtwitch.com/...ost=5805808#p5805808 - Granted, this one is between you and Guru, that argument basically plays out with neither side winning, since neither of you are really good at presenting your argument with supporting facts.
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