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nothing in the Constitution that forbids it, so it's certainly possible. The first obstacle is that Mike
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Pence's appointment of Trump to the vice-presidency would have to be confirmed by a majority of both the House of Representatives and the Senate. Given that the Democrat-controlled House is on
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the verge of impeaching Trump, that seems unlikely. There's also the possibility that, as part of its hypothetical vote
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to remove Trump from office, the Senate would specify that Trump is prohibited from holding future elected office. That would stop all this in its tracks. But if the Senate didn't do that, there would be nothing stopping
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Pence from trying this gambit. In fact, there would be nothing stopping Trump from continuing
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his bid for the presidency in 2020 and finding his way back to the White House that way. If you listen to Democrats, the reason they're going through with this even though the outlook is slim to none for Senate conviction is because they feel obligated to hold the president accountable for his actions. They view the president as having abused his power by pressuring Ukraine to open investigations into a political rival, and if they don't draw the line here - even if it doesn't result in his removal - the president will be emboldened to take
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further actions that could adversely affect Democrats in the 2020 election. Then there's the purely political fact that the Democratic base have been howling for impeachment for months.