By voting to impeach. An impeachment is nothing more than the political equivalent of an indictment.
There is no legal restriction. It's not like the Internet doesn't exist to look it up.
For a former official, the only consequences would be removal of certain benefits and maybe
even a ban on running for office in the future.
Pardons do not apply to impeachment. Again, it's not like the Internet doesn't exist. These things are
well known. Don't prove our ignorance by posting about things you think you know.
>When a president is impeached, his pardons are invalidated.
Nonsense.
>IF this is not correct, it would surprise me, because anons had many collaborative discussions 3yrs ago that were totally wrong.
They were wrong. The Internet is a thing. It's not hard to research impeachment.
>And I doubt that all anons were wrong. please sauce the issues that make it false.
The US Constitution. US Law. Name it. Anons that have never read any of the above don't
constitute sauce for anything.
>When a president is impeached, his pardons are invalidated.
Additionally, both Clinton and Trump were impeached. You're a moran.
Correct. Even conviction doesn't "invalidate" anything regarding a Presidency. Once the EC picks
a President, that's the President. There are no rules set out in the Constitution to change that in any
way. The only recourse for bad ones is to remove them and/or make sure they can't run for
office again.