I'm reasonably certain that at this point there's absolutely nothing that Trump could do that would actually be "impeachable" in anything other than a speculative and legalistic sense, since making it a reality would require courage, determination and integrity, and those qualities are in vanishingly short supply in a Congress comprised almost entirely of co-conspirators, sycophants, enablers, sybarites and cowards.
Congress can vote to impeach, with simple majority
Senate holds an impeachment trial. They need 2/3s vote to find the president guilty of the charges (convict the president).
What everyone gets confused by is that twice congress found enough evidence to open a trial to remove Trump, but he was never convicted by the Senate/found guilty.
I'm reasonably certain that at this point there's absolutely nothing that Trump could do that would actually be "impeachable" in anything other than a speculative and legalistic sense, since making it a reality would require courage, determination and integrity, and those qualities are in vanishingly short supply in a Congress comprised almost entirely of co-conspirators, sycophants, enablers, sybarites and cowards.
He's been impeached twice tbf
We need to get past this, everyone means convicted not just impeached.
Think you mean removed. The house votes to impeach and the Senate votes to remove after impeachment passes.
His felony convictions are a separate matter that he will never have consequences for.
Your confusion is exactly what I'm talking about.
There are two steps when removing the president:
What everyone gets confused by is that twice congress found enough evidence to open a trial to remove Trump, but he was never convicted by the Senate/found guilty.
Here's an article that talks more about it - https://constitutionus.com/constitution/what-are-the-steps-of-the-impeachment-process/