IMPEACHMENT GUIDE

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 What Is Impeachment?

• Impeachment is the process by which a legislative body levels charges against a

government official. Impeachment does not remove the official from office; it is similar to
an indictment in criminal law, and is the statement of charges against the official. Once an
individual is impeached, they must then face the possibility of conviction on the charges by
a legislative vote, which is separate from the impeachment, but flows from it, and a
judgment which convicts the official on the articles of impeachment entails the official's
definitive removal from office.
 The Constitution limits grounds of impeachment
to "Treason, Bribery, or other high Crimes and
Misdemeanors". The precise meaning of the
phrase "high Crimes and Misdemeanors" is not
defined in the Constitution itself.

What Warrants
Impeachment?
Grounds for impeachment include abuse of the
particular powers of government office or a
violation of the "public trust".
Process
 • Only Two Presidents Have Ever Been Impeached.

• Andrew Johnson – 17th President

• Served - 1865-1869
Impeachment
History
• Bill Clinton – 42nd President
• Served 1993 - 2001
Trump Impeachment
What Comes Next? • The Judiciary Committee submitted an
impeachment report and the stage is set for a
vote on the two articles of impeachment later
this week.
• READ IMPEACHMENT REPORT
Schedule
RULES COMMITTEE HEARING -
THE HOUSE RULES COMMITTEE WILL MEET
TUESDAY AT 11 A.M. TO FORMULATE A
RULE DETERMINING HOW LONG
LAWMAKERS WILL HAVE TO DEBATE THE
ARTICLES OF IMPEACHMENT ON THE HOUSE
FLOOR.
HOUSE VOTE – DEPENDING ON WHAT THE
RULES COMMITTEE DECIDES, A PERIOD OF
DEBATE AND FULL VOTES ON THE ARTICLES
OF IMPEACHMENT ARE EXPECTED ON
WEDNESDAY. MEMBERS WILL VOTE ON
EACH ARTICLE SEPARATELY, WITH A SIMPLE
MAJORITY NEEDED TO IMPEACH THE
PRESIDENT.
 • The vote is by simple majority – at least 218 of the full 435-
member House. (Or 216 of the current 431 members.) If the
House votes to impeach, the case goes to trial in the Senate.
What Will It Current number of Democrats and Republicans in the House:

Take To
Impeach?
 • The Senate approves a resolution that determines how the trial can be conducted, including:
• How evidence can be presented;
• The number of days the trial can last;
Senate Trial • How many witnesses can be included.

• While Democrats control the House, Republicans have the Senate. Members and affiliations:
SENATE RENDERS
VERDICT
• Not guilty: President remains in
office.
• Guilty: If two-thirds or more of
the 100-member Senate (67
senators or more) find the
president guilty, the president is
removed from office. The vice
president then becomes
president.
 YOUR DUTY
• THE TIME TO ACT IS NOW! CALL THE REPRESENTATIVE AND SENATOR IN YOUR
DISTRICT AND MAKE YOUR VOICE HEARD. THE PEOPLE SUPPORT TRUMP AND
MANY REPUBLICAN SENATORS ARE CLOSE TO TURNING THEIR BACKS ON YOU!
 CONTACT

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 This Is The Time To
Take Action!
Take a stand for President Trump as he's taken a stand for you!
READ PRESIDENT TRUMP'S FULL LETTER TO NANCY PELOSI HERE
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