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House resolutions pass and go on to the Senate. The Senate can make changes and send it back or pass as written. The Bill goes to the President and he may accept and sign or Veto. If the Executive Branch and the Legislative Branch agree it becomes law. The Supreme Court may rule if challenges are brought forth. At no time did this work belong to any one person or Branch of Government. The U.S. Constitution is clear on the process. At all times this work is property of the United States Taxpayer. Recently we have had people in government take possession of the work and store the information on their personal computers. The FBI was using Government Devices computer/ cell phones to use for personal use. This is against the laws. Even though we rely heavily on the Constitution to guide our processes it cannot speak to activities not carried out. Such is the case with House Resolutions Articles of Impeachment. There was and still is a expectation that the peoples property will follow the process in a timely manner. We have words like Necessary and Proper and Implied Powers that fill in the blanks of what you must do and the sketchy world of what is implied and expected. This is the area that the US House of Representatives has place the Taxpayers Property in jeopardy. The Article do not belong to Nancy and Chuck Or Jerry and Schiff. Therefore what they have seized from the people is not an Impeachment as they have described. They instead have seized house resolutions and Impeachment cannot occur until properly transmitted to the Senate. Then and only then will Donald J Trump be Impeached. The matter of seizing the taxpayers property will be a matter for the Supreme Courts. We all know what were doing and We the People also know what were not doing and know the difference. So Nancy you got ants in spanxs if you think you can pull this off. Better drop your beads and broom or your gonna get sued in Federal Courts .Worse is the November Remember of the Voters who are always in Power... Happy Trails Bitches... Tom