* In a message originally to Allen Prunty, Gerhard Strangar said:

GS> You need to vote for the guy with the wall. Germany had it's best times
GS> when the wall still existed and Merkel was locked up behind it. ;-)

I never knew that Merkel was East German.

GS> What options are there after the election?
GS> Is it likely that procedural errors lead to a reelection? Does the
GS> congress have any means of triggering reelections?

We are pretty much stuck with the president.  Congress can impeach
them but it is a long and drawn out process... what few of our young
people fail to realize is that congress actually impeached Hillary's
husband for Purjury (Lying under oath) but since the Senate was
aligned with the President's political party they acquitted him.  It
takes both halves of the congress to Impeach the president.
Technically President Clinton was impeached by Congress.

The way that the parties are aligning now I doubt very seriously that
they will be able to impeach either side.  The process is so complex
that I doubt that any modern prsident can ever be impeached.

Allen


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