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Topic	So Far 198 republican reps voted NO on impeachment
ZodiacSoldier 01/13/21 2:10:11 PM #34:	pojr posted... question for you guys. whats the point? i think i know what the point is, it's for the principle. he did something wrong so he should be impeached for it. and he needs the title for being impeached twice. but effectively it seems pointless since he's gone in a week. From USA Today Article: Trump will be the beneficiary of a number of taxpayer-financed benefits that could be wiped out if he were impeached by the House and convicted by the Senate. Gone would be the $200,000 a year stipend. Gone would be the possibility of a $1 million a year travel budget. Gone would be taxpayer subsidies to finance his office and staff. Gone would be the pension for the spouse of the president. There are probably some other perks too that are not listed (like lifetime Secret Service protection) so basically it would be a little over $1.2 million a year in just cash alone. You know he is the type to write stuff off as travel expense and will max out the $1 million budget every year. --- Steam: ZodiacSolder // i5-8600K // Asus ROG STRIX Z370-E // EVGA RTX 2080 XC PSN/XBox: ZodiacSoldierJL // 3DS FC: 3797-9082-8623 // Switch FC: SW-6184-3549-7403 <cite>ZodiacSoldier posted [p:949459313] in So Far 198... [t:79236475]...</cite> <quote>pojr posted... </cite> <quote>question for you guys. whats the point? i think i know what the point is, it's for the principle. he did something wrong so he should be impeached for it. and he needs the title for being impeached twice. but effectively it seems pointless since he's gone in a week.</quote> From USA Today Article: <quote>Trump will be the beneficiary of a number of taxpayer-financed benefits that could be wiped out if he were impeached by the House and convicted by the Senate. Gone would be the $200,000 a year stipend. Gone would be the possibility of a $1 million a year travel budget. Gone would be taxpayer subsidies to finance his office and staff. Gone would be the pension for the spouse of the president.</quote> There are probably some other perks too that are not listed (like lifetime Secret Service protection) so basically it would be a little over $1.2 million a year in just cash alone. You know he is the type to write stuff off as travel expense and will max out the $1 million budget every year. --- Steam: ZodiacSolder // i5-8600K // Asus ROG STRIX Z370-E // EVGA RTX 2080 XC PSN/XBox: ZodiacSoldierJL // 3DS FC: 3797-9082-8623 // Switch FC: SW-6184-3549-7403</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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