Nothing to do with the question I asked you, but, even if it were, the situation remains that the fate of both men was in the hands of a group of people with the power to remove an elected leader from his job and, in Clinton's case, the vote went entirely along party lines and, in Trump's, it went almost entirely along party lines. As both men had enough members of their own party involved in the vote to ensure that the required two thirds majority did not happen, they were always going to survive because of the deeply biased nature of those doing the voting - Clinton and Trump would have been removed from office if the Republicans in Clinton's case and Democrats in Trump's had over 66 per cent of those eligible to vote.Originally Posted by Wales-Bales
Yet, you constantly tell us that there was an attempted coup to remove Trump, the legally elected President (despite him losing the popular vote by a far bigger margin than the one which decided the Brexit referendum), so why won't you say the same about Clinton's impeachment?
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