>>977651

The legal standard to bring a charge for impeachment is not even as high as a grand jury indictment. They can call anything "obstruction of justice" even if a court wouldn't consider it to be that. The only standard is that a majority of the House vote to approve the Article of Impeachment.

Then a trial takes place in the Senate. For POTUS the Constitution specifies that the Chief Justice shall preside over the trial. The "prosecutor", called House managers, present the case to the Senate. POTUS would have his own lawyers. Then the 2/3 majority is required to vote to convict/remove.

A successful impeachment/conviction causes a removal from office, there is no option to have any other penalty. The case can then be referred for prosecution through normal criminal procedure (where normal criminal penalties can be sought/obtained upon conviction).

>>977979

Don't you remember? Kayne 2024. I think Kayne, after dealing with the heckling after supporting POTUS, thought maybe if they met it could send a good signal to the "black pop". May have been a good thought, but the MSM wouldn't allow that.

The best signal for the "black pop", and for everyone ultimately, will be the removal of corruption and restoration of prosperity.

>>978047

He will be one of the first to come out in favor of POTUS when the flippening occurs. He gets it. Most of those celeb people are so disconnected from reality. I don't particularly like Kayne or his music, but at least he pays attention.

>>978136

!!!!!

>>978023

All recent Intel CPUs have what's called "Intel Management Engine Interface" (Intel ME or MEI) which is essentially a second OS, a version of Linux actually, that operates at a lower level than the normal operating system.

There was also the recent vulnerability Meltdown and Spectre. Spectre in particular is very unusual in that it was found in CPUs from several manufacturers and actually in completely different architectures/instruction sets, which strikes me as not a coincidence.