throughout this nightmare – from running for pres to current events – 'why aren't the Dems DOING something?' 'Why isn't anyone doing something to stop him?' etc. because it is so unprecendented and unbelievable.

I think there's a case slowly being built against him that will be bulletproof when the time comes.

Did anyone else notice how calm Hillary was and did you notice the faintest twinkle in her eye in her last public address a couple weeks ago? Fingers crossed.

No president has ever been removed from office as the result of impeachment proceedings. It's not something to hang one's hat on - but, of course, there's a first time for everything.

Bill Clinton was impeached. He was found innocent of the charges levied and acquitted in the Senate.

Impeachment is the act of leveling charges. It's the equivalent of bringing an indictment in a court. Once the charges have been brought and agreed to by the House, the president has been impeached. That's where the use of the term "impeachment" ends.

After that, it's a matter of the Senate having a trial. If they find the president guilty, he is removed from office. Were this a normal court proceeding, you would not describe their being found guilty to mean "the court reached a final verdict and the defendant was indicted."

not all possible impeachment charges that a president may be brought up on provide grounds for removal if he is found guilty.

Other than that good job - and of course 95% of the country would not know close to enough about the process.

when they really don't.

"Immaculate conception" is another.

Though the phrase "impeach the president" has a specific limited meaning I feel in popular use it is a shorthand way to express both the impeachment and conviction phases.