Impeachment Encouragement
Written by Elizabeth Moon.
Members of Congress have only one choice: vote for impeachment or…vote for treason; incitement of seditious acts to interfere with and overturn Congress, incitement of violent invasion of federal property, vandalism of federal property, and theft from federal property, conspiracy to commit violence, conspiracy to murder the Speaker of the House, conspiracy to murder the Vice President, plus all the other crimes Trump has committed (obstruction of justice, corruption in diverting taxpayer money to his own purse, etc.)
A vote against impeachment is a vote for treason.
A vote against impeachment is a vote for inciting seditious acts by others.
A vote against impeachment is a vote for inciting violent invasions of federal property.
A vote against impeachment is a vote for vandalism and theft from federal property.
A vote against impeachment is a vote for conspiring to murder the Speaker of the House and the Vice President, legal successors to the president should he be impeached.
A vote against impeachment is a vote for inciting a violent riot that has resulted in five deaths so far and many more injuries of those attempting to defend Congress.
A vote against impeachment is a vote for attempting to force Congress by violence to halt or delay a Constitutionally mandated action–reading out the votes of the Electoral College–and thereby overturning the results of the Constitutionally mandated method of electing the next president. In other words it is a direct attack on the Constitution’s authority, the basis of our rule of law, as well as on the election process.
A vote against impeachment is therefore a vote against each Congress member’s oath of office to uphold and protect the Constitution (not their party, not the president) against all enemies foreign and domestic. It is proof that whoever votes against impeachment has broken that oath.
It should be pointed out to every member of Congress that a vote against impeachment will be on their permanent record forever and will mark such individuals as oath breakers, as opponents of the Constitution, and as enemies of this nation. Every single one of those should be ejected from their respective houses.
Spell it out for them if they don’t get it. We’re not talking about Clinton’s coercive bouts of oral sex with employees, gross as that may be: we’re talking about active, violent, deadly actions against the Constitution, against Congress, against the American people. Treason, inciting sedition, inciting violent attacks on the nation’s Capitol and Congress, in order to overturn the results of a legal election.