Published on Nov 15, 2017
It's gallows humor to be sure. Certainly if she were president there would be an effort underway that would be further along the road than current actual efforts against Trump are, although this just happened.
By Tufayel Ahmed On 11/15/17 at 7:07 AM
It has been a year since the 2016 presidential election and it seems some Americans are still a little confused about the result. Newsflash: Hillary Clinton is not president, therefore she cannot be impeached.
But don’t let that stop you from trying, folks. On Tuesday’s Jimmy Kimmel Live, the comedian took to the streets to reveal that an inordinate number of Americans want Clinton impeached.
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House Dems introduce articles of impeachment against Trump https://t.co/ggfqzqAt7g— Terry Tio (@TerrySilk_) November 15, 2017
The thing to keep in mind here is that these people are American voters! Chew on that!
In the same vein, yesterday, while grilling AG Jeff Sessions, Illinois Rep. Luis Gutiérrez suggested that he would ask Hillary to resign if Sessions would make the same request of Trump.
Nevertheless, she persists. As she told an enthusiastic audience at UVA yesterday, she is not going anywhere!dailymail.co.uk
Gutiérrez to ask Hillary to resign so country can move on
By Nikki Schwab, U.s. Political Reporter For Dailymail.com
Read more and see video >>>>Rep. Luis Gutiérrez, an Illinois Democrat, had a creative way to kill off the probes into President Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton taking place on Capitol Hill.'I'll go to Hillary Clinton and you can go to Donald Trump and we'll tell them both to resign,' he said, looking at Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who was testifying today before the House Judiciary Committee. 'Then we can move on as a nation from an election that never seems to end.'Gutiérrez added that his 'solution' would 'save the American taxpayers a lot of grief and a lot of money by eliminating the need for the investigations.'SNIP
'Now, I did Google organizations that Hillary Clinton leads and came up zero,' he noted. 'So I'm not quite sure what you're going to get her to resign from because she doesn't appear to be in charge of anything.'
