When a president won't commit to a peaceful transfer of power, and to get rid of the ballots, isn't

[still_one]

that impeachable?

[Iliyah]

1. Probably . . .

yet, crickets from the republican congress.

[bullimiami]

2. Far beyond.

[LuvJoesPartner]

3. Bloody Treason WTF

[procon]

4. It's a damned coup!

A coup d'état is the overthrow of a government by non-democratic means. This is exactly what Trump is telling us he will do, describing how he plans to end the American Democracy and replace it with his own dictatorship.

Trump is trying to nullify the election and make himself a dictator. The American People will speak by voting for their preferred presidential candidate, and Trump has declared their votes won't count, silencing those who did not vote for him.

[still_one]

5. Yes, he is threatening the democracy of our country, and he really needs to be impeached on this

and removed from office.

Will the Senate convict? Probably not, but he is calling for the destruction of our Constitution

[bigtree]

6. yes

...but not prosecutable with a republican majority in the Senate, unfortunately.

I'm convinced they'd just move to dismiss on a party line vote with a simple majority.

[ihas2stinkyfeet]

7. if he actually does it, it will be.

i dont think you can prosecute someone for words in any forum.