But sure! Why not. Even if he's convicted of say collusion, obstruction, and perhaps perjury, these are not bars to the presidency. Besides if he's guilty of impeachment, then he's experienced! That's a plus.

It strikes me that the crime of treason may bar you from running for a public office in the US.

Roy Moore is already boasting that Putin's Russia is good and the US evil (Let's make a guess-- gay marriage).

Trump could probably get his minions to believe that treason is good. He's got them thinking that the FBI is bad, that colluding with Russia is good.

Welcome aboard DU!

Kind of a moot point though, as there are no people that have been impeached that are eligible to run.

to a person being elected President a second time. The 22nd Amendment clearly states that to get to the almost ten year absolute limit that one person can serve as President, that it only applies when "...some other person was elected President..." to be able to squeeze more than eight years out of the position. There was a narrow exception carved out, but it only applied to Harry Truman.

So, if Trump were removed from office by impeachment, he could still run for and serve in the office again if elected, but could not be re-elected ever again. If Trump were removed or resigned from the office before January 20, 2019, Mike Pence could only be elected to one more term. I cannot imagine any circumstances where Trump would resign before that date, and even if the 2018 election overwhelming favored the Democratic Party that they could run an impeachment and Senate trial in about two weeks time.

It's there in clear black and white.

Judgment in Cases of Impeachment shall not extend further than to removal from Office, and disqualification to hold and enjoy any Office of honor, Trust or Profit under the United States: but the Party convicted shall nevertheless be liable and subject to Indictment, Trial, Judgment and Punishment, according to Law.

However, a resignation is not the same thing as removal by impeachment, and if it ever got that far, I can't imagine that Trump would hang on for the final verdict. Then, he'd spend the rest of his life and as much money as Don, Jr., Eric, and Ivanka would let him get away with to plot his revenge, which, to him, would come in the form of re-election.

But, good catch, I may be getting pretty old, just turned 62 last month, and I'm no longer the whiz of Ms. Pangal's business law class in senior high school!

Bill Clinton was impeached but not not resign.

LBJ served about 3 years of a VP term, then a year and a bit of JFK's term as president, then 4 years of his own.
He chose to withdraw from the 1968 race, but he could have served another term as president (or run later for another term, though he died while Nixon was president).

If he'd gone for a full second term, he would still have been under 10 years (by 10 months), of course.

But... why didn't he run for that second term? Because he was hated.
Trump's going to be even more hated.

Also note that LBJ's vice president lost (barely) that term LBJ didn't defend. Humphrey was a pretty good guy, a real quintessential Democrat, but he was so weighted down with LBJ's baggage that he lost to Nixon. (Of course, that was the year of the MLK and RFK assassinations-- RFK might have won-- and the Dem convention was the site of anti-war rioting. Not a good year, but Trump could set us up for an even worse one, just wait.)

except for the part about Humphrey losing barely. Combine the Nixon and Wallace vote, and it was not a close loss. That's one of the things I always say about 1968, even with Wallace bleeding off the worst of the racists, Nixon still managed to get a victory, both in the popular vote and especially in the Electoral College vote, even with Wallace having won the EC votes of a full five states.

The period from that day on until at least 1977 was not kind to us.

Judgment in Cases of Impeachment shall not extend further than to removal from Office, and disqualification to hold and enjoy any Office of honor, Trust or Profit under the United States: but the Party convicted shall nevertheless be liable and subject to Indictment, Trial, Judgment and Punishment, according to Law.

Likely, but not automatic.

stipulate that he be disqualified office. He is now in the House of Representatives

That would take care of Trump.