Donald Trump Detractors Already Raise Idea of Impeachment

Donald Trump may have won the necessary number of electors to win the official stamp of presidential approval, but his detractors aren’t backing down, and they’ve already come up with a new way to oust him from the White House: impeachment.

Yes indeed, impeachment – even as he’s not taken over the White House office, yet. Talk about jumping the gun.

From Fox News:

“The Hamilton Electors – the group of electors behind the push to deny Trump 270 votes – published a statement Monday indicating their fight was not over, urging supporters to ‘stay tuned.’

“‘Hamilton Electors hope this watershed moment will lay the groundwork for the emerging grassroots resistance to Trump’s agenda,’ the statement read.

“Texas Republican elector Chris Suprun, who voted for Ohio Gov. John Kasich on Monday, hinted that a push for Trump’s impeachment could be in the works.

“‘As a person who has always played fast and loose with the law, Trump will likely be impeached within the first year of his Presidency by responsible Republicans in Congress. For the rest of us Americans, his presence in the Oval Office represents a crisis for the Constitution, the economy and the country,’ he said in the statement.”

Here’s a thought the far left might want to consider: Could you at least wait until Trump takes office before mulling an impeachment?

After all, an impeachment of someone can’t go actually forward without taht said someone being in an impeachable position. And step two of the impeachment process would also seem to suggest said someone would have to commit an offense that rises to the level of impeachment – you know, like Democrat Bill Clinton, when he lied to the American people while under oath.

But Democrats – and truly, this is no surprise here – don’t see willing to wait for the logical procession of the impeachment process, beginning with making sure someone’s actually in office to impeach. They want to jump right to the conviction.

It’d be laughable if it weren’t so wildly partisan.

It shows just how determined the left is to take out Trump, without even waiting for him to take office. Here’s a thought: Maybe Trump could actually be a good president, for the country as a whole?

But the left can’t even stand still for a moment to consider that notion.

As left-leaning documentarian-slash-propagandist Michael Moore tweeted to his Hollywood friends and faithful progressive followers: “He’s not president for four and a half weeks. Next idea?”