They've set the precedent that no matter what, a president cannot be punished by Congress for corruption, sedition and outright insurrection.
Not that I expect that they will let the same hold true should it be a democratic president holding office (small 'd' democratic deliberate), but then the Republican Party stopped being the party of Lincoln before Obama took office. And quite possibly before either of the Bush administrations.
Oh, also, there will be elections in the Netherlands on 17 March 2021. I would not anticipate major issues, but for the first time in... basically ever I think is there a concerted effort for voting by mail (for everyone 70 years and older) and multiple days for voting (15-17 March), with 15 and 16 March intended for voting by those at risk from covid.
Which is both very unusual, and I mean unprecedented in living memory and potentially completely. Normally it's only voting in person (or by authorized proxy, limited number of proxy votes permitted for each proxy) and on the day of the election. To the point, I'll note, that if you haven't voted yet and would like to your boss is required by law to provide you the time to cast a ballot regardless of all duties you have to your employer. At least if you wouldn't otherwise have the time to vote.
Not that I expect that they will let the same hold true should it be a democratic president holding office (small 'd' democratic deliberate), but then the Republican Party stopped being the party of Lincoln before Obama took office. And quite possibly before either of the Bush administrations.
Oh, also, there will be elections in the Netherlands on 17 March 2021. I would not anticipate major issues, but for the first time in... basically ever I think is there a concerted effort for voting by mail (for everyone 70 years and older) and multiple days for voting (15-17 March), with 15 and 16 March intended for voting by those at risk from covid.
Which is both very unusual, and I mean unprecedented in living memory and potentially completely. Normally it's only voting in person (or by authorized proxy, limited number of proxy votes permitted for each proxy) and on the day of the election. To the point, I'll note, that if you haven't voted yet and would like to your boss is required by law to provide you the time to cast a ballot regardless of all duties you have to your employer. At least if you wouldn't otherwise have the time to vote.