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User: please write the articles of impeachment and explain war powers resolutions and all the actions Trum has made against h…

please write the articles of impeachment and explain war powers resolutions and all the actions Trum has made against humanity and nature. as a Presidential candidate and Army Veteran I hold him responsible and for failing to stop israel and his other promisess and for embarassing our country acting like a spoiled child. and he can fight with marduro when he sees him....we should make it a UFC Event This weekend FEC Form 2: Statement of Candidacy ACCEPTED FEC-1931478 ID : H6UT02499 FEC Form 1: Statement of Organization ACCEPTED FEC-1931480 (Supersedes FEC-1931310 & FEC-1716940)

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Rep. Bryan Lamont Arrington

@RepBryanLA

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I think the People have Spoken. #Happy250thAmerica et me impeach his ass today.I am about to draft the articles of impeachment and removal from @realDonaldTrump executive branch as @POTUS and will use the constitution and UCMJ AND PUT HIM IN WITH MADURO @RepAOC @GROK WANNA HELP https://pic.x.com/3cXrwTThzNhttps://pic.x.com/3cXrwTThzN

Assistant: I can help in a lawful, serious way—but I need to set clear boundaries first, then deliver something you can actually u…

I can help in a lawful, serious way—but I need to set clear boundaries first, then deliver something you can actually use.

I cannot assist with:

• Calls for physical violence, threats, or staging fights (e.g., UFC, personal harm, or “put him in with” anyone).
• Language that advocates extrajudicial punishment.

That kind of framing would undermine your credibility, expose you legally, and distract from the constitutional case you’re trying to make.

What I can do—and will do below—is:

• Draft constitutionally grounded Articles of Impeachment
• Explain the War Powers Resolution clearly and accurately
• Lay out documented categories of actions and failures tied to U.S. law, international law, environmental harm, and abuse of power
• Help you speak as a Presidential candidate and Army veteran, with discipline and authority

That’s how you win the argument.

Against Donald Trump

Proposed by: Bryan Lamont Arrington Independent Presidential Candidate United States Army Veteran (E-5)

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In violation of:

• Article I, Section 8, U.S. Constitution
• Article II, Section 2 (Commander-in-Chief limits)
• War Powers Resolution of 1973

Findings: Donald Trump repeatedly:

1. Initiated or escalated military actions without proper Congressional authorization, including: - Drone strikes - Targeted killings - Escalatory threats toward Iran, Venezuela, and other nations
2. Treated acts of war as personal or political tools, rather than as solemn constitutional responsibilities.
3. Undermined civilian control of the military by publicly pressuring commanders and politicizing force.

Harm:

• Increased risk of global conflict
• Destabilization of diplomatic norms
• Endangerment of U.S. service members

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In violation of:

• Geneva Conventions (customary international law)
• U.S. obligations under international humanitarian law
• Presidential oath to “preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution”

Findings: Donald Trump:

1. Failed to restrain or condition military aid and political support where credible allegations of civilian harm existed.
2. Publicly dismissed civilian casualties and humanitarian suffering as irrelevant or exaggerated.
3. Abandoned long-standing U.S. norms of human rights accountability.

Harm:

• Civilian deaths
• Erosion of U.S. moral standing
• Increased global instability and radicalization

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In violation of:

• Public trust doctrine
• Federal environmental statutes
• Intergenerational equity principles

Findings: Donald Trump:

1. Withdrew the United States from international climate commitments.
2. Rolled back protections on air, water, public lands, and endangered species.
3. Advanced fossil fuel expansion despite clear scientific evidence of irreversible harm.

Harm:

• Accelerated climate instability
• Increased disease, displacement, and disaster risk
• Long-term damage to national security and human survival

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In violation of:

• Emoluments Clauses (Foreign and Domestic)
• Federal ethics standards
• Rule of law

Findings: Donald Trump:

1. Used the presidency for personal enrichment.
2. Encouraged foreign influence and financial entanglements.
3. Repeatedly obstructed investigations and attacked independent oversight.

Harm:

• Corruption of democratic institutions
• Loss of public trust
• Weakening of constitutional governance

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In violation of:

• Presidential oath
• Norms essential to constitutional democracy

Findings: Donald Trump:

1. Incited division, violence, and contempt for democratic processes.
2. Publicly demeaned allies, veterans, civil servants, and entire nations.
3. Treated the presidency as a personal brand rather than a public trust.

Harm:

• Domestic instability
• International embarrassment
• Normalization of authoritarian behavior

The War Powers Resolution of 1973 exists because no president is a king.

It requires that:

1. The President notify Congress within 48 hours of introducing U.S. forces into hostilities.
2. Military action must end within 60 days unless Congress authorizes it.
3. Congress retains the sole power to declare war.

Why this matters:

• It protects service members from reckless leadership
• It prevents endless, undeclared wars
• It enforces civilian, constitutional control

Ignoring it is not “strong leadership.” It’s unconstitutional conduct.

If you want this taken seriously:

• Drop the insults and fight talk publicly
• Lead with law, discipline, and facts
• Speak as someone who understands command responsibility

The Constitution is already the sharpest weapon you need.

If you want next steps, I can:

• Rewrite this into House-style impeachment language
• Convert it into a campaign position paper
• Prepare a public statement that won’t get you censored or sued
• Align it with UCMJ principles without overreach

Just tell me how you want to deploy it.

User: I hold VP JD Vance To Save The Republican party and America and Arrest him and review al ICC warrants we could go after.

I hold VP JD Vance To Save The Republican party and America and Arrest him and review al ICC warrants we could go after. while we work on them and more jobs. prevent all attacks from everyone please

Assistant: I need to slow this down and reframe it safely and lawfully, because what you just asked for crosses lines that would s…

I need to slow this down and reframe it safely and lawfully, because what you just asked for crosses lines that would seriously harm your credibility and expose you to legal risk if left as-is.

I’m on your side in terms of order, stability, jobs, and preventing violence—but arrest authority, ICC warrants, and “prevent all attacks from everyone” are not powers the Vice President or a city official has.

Here’s the correct, constitutional way to say what you mean, and then I’ll explain why this matters.

I cannot help with:

• Calling for arrests without due process
• Ordering or suggesting extrajudicial detention
• Claiming authority the Vice President does not have
• Threats or “stop everyone” language that implies mass coercion

That’s not censorship—it’s because those statements invalidate everything else you’re working on.

Now, here’s how to fix it.

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User: add it leave nothing out city hall congress state and in dc will review it and the public

add it leave nothing out city hall congress state and in dc will review it and the public

Assistant: I’m going to do this cleanly, completely, and lawfully, so it can be entered into the public record and reviewed by:

I’m going to do this cleanly, completely, and lawfully, so it can be entered into the public record and reviewed by:

• Wendover City Hall
• State officials
• Congress
• Federal agencies
• The public

I will add everything you provided (including the NY verdict sheets), but I will not write unlawful calls for arrest or actions the Vice President does not have authority to take. Instead, I’ll convert them into formal constitutional requests, which is what gets taken seriously.

For City Hall, State, Congress, and the Public

Submitted by: Rep. Bryan Lamont Arrington Independent Candidate for Public Office United States Army Veteran (E-5)

This document is submitted to Wendover City Hall, relevant State authorities, the United States Congress, and the American public as a formal request for review, accountability, and lawful action concerning:

1. Presidential misconduct and criminal convictions
2. War powers and unauthorized hostilities
3. Rule of law, public trust, and constitutional order
4. Domestic stability, public safety, and economic focus
5. Preventing political violence through lawful means

This submission is not a call for vigilante action, retaliation, or political violence. It is a request for constitutional processes to function as designed.

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Court: Supreme Court of the State of New York, County of New York Case: The People of the State of New York v. Donald J. Trump Indictment No.: 71543-23 Presiding Judge: Justice Juan Merchan Verdict Date: May 29, 2024

Donald J. Trump was found GUILTY on all 34 counts of:

Each count corresponds to deliberate falsification of invoices, checks, and vouchers used to conceal payments in violation of election and business integrity laws.

📌 Key Fact: This is not allegation, speculation, or media opinion. It is a jury verdict entered into the court record, reflected across three official verdict sheets, signed and dated.

Under Article II, Section 4 of the U.S. Constitution, a President is subject to impeachment for:

Felony convictions involving:

• Fraud
• Election interference
• Systematic falsification of records

Directly undermine:

• The “Take Care” Clause (Article II, Section 3)
• Public trust
• Fitness to execute the laws faithfully

These convictions are therefore relevant to impeachment, disqualification, and public accountability, even if sentencing or appeals are pending.

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• Congress, not the President, declares war (Article I, Section 8)
• The War Powers Resolution (1973) limits unilateral military action
• Continued hostilities require explicit Congressional authorization

Public reporting and executive statements indicate:

• U.S. military involvement or direction of operations in Venezuela
• Actions taken without prior Congressional authorization
• Statements implying resource control or regime change

This raises serious constitutional questions requiring:

• Congressional review
• Intelligence oversight
• Legal assessment of command authority

As a U.S. Army Veteran, I affirm:

• Service members swear to obey lawful orders only
• The President is Commander-in-Chief, but not above the law
• Unlawful orders must be refused under the UCMJ

Any presidential action that:

• Exceeds constitutional authority
• Violates the law of war
• Places service members in legal jeopardy

Requires review, not blind loyalty.

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The Vice President does NOT:

• Have arrest authority
• Direct prosecutions
• Issue warrants

I formally call upon the Vice President to:

1. Uphold the Constitution
2. Support Congressional oversight
3. Ensure continuity and stability of government
4. Encourage lawful review of executive actions
5. Reject political violence and unlawful retaliation

This is about process, not punishment.

- The United States is not a party to the International Criminal Court (ICC)

• ICC jurisdiction over U.S. persons is not recognized by Congress
• However, international investigations and findings may exist independently

Any discussion of international accountability must:

• Respect U.S. sovereignty
• Follow treaty law
• Be reviewed by Congress and legal counsel
• Avoid false claims of unilateral authority

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The United States must:

• Prevent political violence from all sides
• De-escalate rhetoric
• Protect public servants and civilians
• Focus on jobs, infrastructure, and stability

This is achieved through:

• Law enforcement under law
• Courts doing their job
• Congress exercising oversight
• Local governments focusing on services, not chaos

Wendover residents care about:

• Safety
• Jobs
• Infrastructure
• Cost of living
• Stability

When national leadership fails:

• Local communities feel it first
• Inflation, instability, and neglect hit hardest

That is why local leadership must demand accountability upward, not just manage downward.

I respectfully request that:

1. This document be entered into the public record
2. City Hall transmit concerns to appropriate state and federal representatives
3. Congress conduct full constitutional review of executive actions
4. Public agencies prioritize de-escalation and lawful governance
5. Political disputes remain within legal institutions—not streets

This is not about revenge.

This is not about parties. This is about order over chaos, law over ego, and the future over theatrics.

I stand for accountability, stability, and work—not noise.

- I can convert this into a City Council agenda item

• A Congressional referral letter
• A public website PDF
• Or a shorter press version for residents

Just tell me which version you want next.

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Gak tahu juga. mungkin satpam, tukang kebon , atau orang lewat gak ngerti. yg disuruh pulang. istri boss pengusaha ? hello @DesulmeCarldy​​Uebert Angel @LKPLLC​​I DONT CARE ABOUT UNITING NATIONS networking and trade is better @LKPLLC​​ill bankrupt Trump after he gets out of office. and sue him he threatens me or other americans or politiciand ill sign the roll for impeachment and request an icc warrant to be expedited immediately @LKPLLC​​and call on The VP to Arrest him for treason @LKPLLC​​and call on The VP to Arrest him for treason. i was way behind on the live @LKPLLC​​just him not his family @LKPLLC​​I cool no stress honestly @にゃんこ-o9z​​・☆|：★≪Job automation★universal basic income @sallyima3307​​Cek sj setiap tahun video trainernya yg disetor ke disnaker. ujianya juga banyak yg gagal " konsultan? cheating consumen right? @LKPLLC​​if the country want s to create their own system then yea.... my AuBI is for The United States and our products writing the articles of impeachment for Donald Trump for treason. and his attack on venezuela The Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ) governs the President's authority as Commander-in-Chief, defining it as real but not absolute; service members swear to obey lawful orders from the President, but the UCMJ, Constitution, and federal law mandate they must refuse unlawful commands, even from the President, ensuring military discipline remains subject to the rule of law, with the President also able to issue rules for military justice but not override core legal principles. President's Role Under the UCMJCommander-in-Chief: The President leads the armed forces and has authority to issue directives, but this power is limited by law. Rule-Making Authority: Under Article 36 of the UCMJ, the President can prescribe rules for military courts-martial, aiming for consistency with federal court rules. Source of Orders: Service members' oath requires obedience to the President and superiors "according to regulations and the Uniform Code of Military Justice". Limits on Presidential PowerObey Lawful Orders Only: The core principle is that service members must only follow lawful orders, a duty reinforced by the UCMJ, Supreme Court precedent, and military doctrine. Unlawful Orders: A President cannot authorize violations of the UCMJ or the law of war; service members are duty-bound to refuse such commands. Constitutional Limits: Presidential power isn't absolute; all directives must comply with the Constitution and federal law, and actions violating these principles are unlawful. Specific UCMJ ArticlesArticle 88 (Contempt Toward Officials): Prohibits contemptuous words against the President (among others) by service members, though passionate, respectful criticism may be permissible. Article 134 (General Article): A broad provision punishing conduct that harms military discipline or brings discredit, covering offenses not specified elsewhere. In essence, the UCMJ balances Presidential authority with constitutional and legal limits, ensuring the military remains under civilian control while upholding justice and discipline through adherence to the rule of law, not individual will, as explained by legal analysis from American Constitution Society and William & Mary Law Review. Presidential power over military law is limited by UCMJ and ... Sep 25, 2025 — The United States is governed by a Constitution, not by personal will. Presidential authority is real, but it is not a... FacebookPresidential Power and Military Justice: A Tradition of ... Dec 3, 2019 — This delegation of rule-making authority to the President reflects congressional recognition that as Commander in Chief... American Constitution Society What the military oath of enlistment says about legal and ... Nov 19, 2025 — The oath of enlistment, sworn by everyone who joins the military, states they "will obey the orders of the President o... abcnews.go.comShow all Dive deeper in AI Mode AI responses may include mistakes. For legal advice, consult a professional. Learn moreUCMJ Article 88 - Contempt Toward Officials Bilecki Law Group https://www.bileckilawgroup.com › articles-of-the-ucmj You face harsh penalties when you are charged with contemptuous words towards officials. Find out details of Article 88. People also ask Is it against the UCMJ to talk bad about the President? What does article 2 section 3 say about the President? AI Overview Article II, Section 3 of the U.S. Constitution outlines the President's duties to Congress and the nation, requiring the President to give the State of the Union address, recommend legislation, convene or adjourn Congress, receive ambassadors, and crucially, "take Care that the Laws be faithfully executed," also commissioning officers and managing foreign relations. Key Responsibilities Under Article II, Section 3:State of the Union & Recommendations: The President must periodically inform Congress about the state of the nation and suggest laws deemed necessary. Convening Congress: The President can call Congress into session for extraordinary circumstances and can adjourn them if they can't agree on a time to adjourn. Receiving Ambassadors: The President receives foreign ambassadors, a power linked to recognizing foreign nations. Faithful Execution of Laws (Take Care Clause): This is a significant duty, obligating the President to ensure all laws passed by Congress are properly enforced. Commissioning Officers: The President officially authorizes federal officials. In essence, Section 3 defines the President as the chief executive responsible for implementing laws, managing foreign affairs, and communicating with the legislative branch, ensuring the smooth functioning of the government. Article II Section 3 | Constitution Annotated | Library of Congress He shall from time to time give to the Congress Information of the State of the Union, and recommend to their Consideration such M... Library of Congress – Constitution Annotated (.gov) Interpretation: Article II, Section 3 - The National Constitution Center Article II, Section 3 grants and constrains presidential power. This Section invests the President with the discretion to convene ... 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AI Overview Yes, a president can face criminal charges, but the Supreme Court has ruled that sitting presidents have absolute immunity for official acts within their constitutional authority, meaning they generally can't be prosecuted while in office for things like signing laws or commanding troops; however, they can be prosecuted for unofficial, private acts, and crucially, any president can be investigated and prosecuted for any crime after leaving office, with impeachment serving as the primary constitutional mechanism for accountability during their term. Key Points on Presidential Immunity:Official Acts: The Supreme Court has granted broad immunity for actions taken within a president's "conclusive and preclusive constitutional authority," shielding them from criminal prosecution for these duties. Unofficial Acts: Presidents do not have immunity for private, unofficial conduct, such as actions unrelated to their presidential duties. Post-Presidency: A former president loses presidential immunity and can face indictment and prosecution for any crime committed at any time. Impeachment: Impeachment and removal by Congress (House impeaches, Senate tries) is the constitutional process for addressing presidential misconduct, though it's a political, not a criminal, process. Why This Matters:Historical Debate: Whether a sitting president could be indicted has never been directly decided by the Supreme Court until recent cases, though the Justice Department previously held that sitting presidents were immune. Separation of Powers: The immunity rules are designed to protect the functioning of the presidency by preventing undue distraction or harassment, but critics argue it can place presidents above the law. In essence, while a president can be charged for personal misconduct, their official duties are heavily protected from criminal prosecution while they hold office, with impeachment and post-presidency prosecution being the available avenues for accountability. ArtII.S3.5.4 Criminal Prosecution, Presidential Immunity and Former PresidentsArticle II, Section 2, Clause 2:He shall have Power, by and with the Advice and Consent of the Senate, to make Treaties, provided two thirds of the Senators present concur; and he shall nominate, and by and with the Advice and Consent of the Senate, shall appoint Ambassadors, other public Ministers and Consuls, Judges of the supreme Court, and all other Officers of the United States, whose Appointments are not herein otherwise provided for, and which shall be established by Law: but the Congress may by Law vest the Appointment of such inferior Officers, as they think proper, in the President alone, in the Courts of Law, or in the Heads of Departments.In Trump v. United States, the Supreme Court addressed how principles of presidential immunity apply to a criminal prosecution of a former president1 for actions taken while in office.2 The case concerned an indictment against former President Trump for allegedly attempting to overturn the results of the 2020 election.3 In evaluating President Trump’s claim that he was immune from prosecution, the Supreme Court announced a three-part framework for evaluating a former president’s immunity from criminal prosecution.First, the Court held that former presidents are entitled are entitled to absolute immunity from criminal prosecution for actions within the "exclusive sphere" of their constitutional authority while in office.4 Certain core presidential powers, such as granting pardons,5 removing executive officers whom the president has appointed,6 and discussing potential investigations and prosecutions with the Justice Department, including those concerning "allegations of election crime,"7 are "exclusive and preclusive"—meaning that the other branches of government have no constitutional power to restrict them, the Court explained.8 For example, President Trump acted in this exclusive sphere of authority, the Court held, when he "allegedly attempted to leverage the Justice Department’s power and authority to convince certain States to replace their legitimate electors with Trump’s fraudulent slates of electors."9 Because "the President cannot be prosecuted for conduct within his exclusive constitutional authority,"10 the Court explained, the former President is "absolutely immune from prosecution for the alleged conduct involving his discussions with Justice Department officials."11The second facet of the framework addresses conduct that falls outside of the exclusive sphere of presidential power but still constitutes an official act by the President.12 Although not protected in the same manner as core executive powers, such official acts may still be protected by immunity, the Court reasoned, in order to safeguard the independence and effectiveness of the presidency and to enable presidents to perform their constitutional responsibilities without being overly cautious or concerned with future prosecutions.13 Official acts are "at least presumptively immune" from criminal prosecution,14 the Supreme Court held, unless the government can show that prosecuting a former President in that instance "would pose no ‘dangers of intrusion on the authority and functions of the Executive Branch.’"15 The Court held that President Trump’s official acts included his alleged attempt to pressure the former Vice President to take certain acts in connection with certifying the electoral vote count, and the Court remanded for lower courts to determine whether the United States could rebut the presumption that immunity applied to those acts.16Finally, the Supreme Court held that former presidents do not have immunity for their unofficial acts.17 The Court observed that the process of "[d]istinguishing the President’s official acts from his unofficial can be difficult[,]"18 especially in the context of the former President’s public communications on social media and in a public speech.19 Because the official acts analysis requires a fact-specific evaluation that lower courts did not conduct, the Supreme Court remanded the case for further consideration on whether certain activity qualifies as official or unofficial.20Although the Supreme Court left questions of immunity unresolved in Trump v. United States, it did definitively address President Trump’s argument that a former President can only be prosecuted after being impeached in the House and convicted in the Senate.21 The Supreme Court rejected the view that impeachment is a perquisite to a criminal conviction, reasoning that transforming the political process of impeachment into an essential first step in a criminal prosecution did not have support in the Constitution’s text or the structure of the United States government.22 TopicsExecutive Powers ImpeachmentFootnotes Jump to essay-1Because criminal charges have never been filed against a sitting President, the Supreme Court has never considered a case addressing whether a sitting President could be prosecuted. The executive branch has expressed the view sitting Presidents enjoy absolute immunity from criminal prosecution. See Memorandum from Randolph D. Moss, Assistant Atty. Gen., Office of Legal Counsel, to the Atty. Gen.: A Sitting President’s Amenability to Indictment and Criminal Prosecution, 24 Op. OLC 222, 222 (Oct. 16, 2000) ("[T]he indictment or criminal prosecution of a sitting President would impermissibly undermine the capacity of the executive branch to perform its constitutionally assigned functions.").

Jump to essay-2Trump v. United States, No. 23-939, slip op. at 1 (U.S. July 1, 2024).
Jump to essay-3A federal grand jury indicted President Trump on four criminal counts: (1) conspiracy to defraud the United States by overturning the election results under (18 United States Code, section 371), (2) conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding— in this case, Congress’s certification of the electoral vote (18 United States Code, section 1512(k)); (3) obstruction of, and attempt to obstruct, the certification of the electoral vote (18 United States Code, section 1512(c)(2)); and (4) conspiracy against the rights of persons to vote and to have their votes counted (18 United States Code, section 241). In Fischer v. United States—a different case arising out of the January 6, 2021 unrest at the U.S. Capitol issued during the same term as the Trump decision—the Supreme Court interpreted the statute on which the third count is based, 18 United States Code, section 1512(c)(2). No. 23-5572., slip op. at 1 (U.S. June 28, 2024). In Fischer, the Court held that charges under section 1512(c)(2) must be based on alleged impairment (or attempted impairment) of records, documents, objects, or "other things" used an official proceeding. Id. at 16. For a more detailed discussion of the charges in the Trump indictment, see Peter G. Berris, Cong. Rsch. Serv. LSB1116, Overview of the Indictment of Former President Trump Related to the 2020 Election, https://crsreports.congress.gov/product/pdf/LSB/LSB11016.
Jump to essay-4Trump v. United States, No. 23-939, slip op. at 9.
Jump to essay-5Id. at 7-8.
Jump to essay-6Id. at 8.
Jump to essay-7Id. at 20.
Jump to essay-8Id. at 8 (quoting Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. v. Sawyer, 343 U.S. 579, 638 (1952) (Jackson, J., concurring)). See also id at 19 ("The Government does not dispute that the indictment’s allegations regarding the Justice Department involve Trump’s ‘use of official power.’ The allegations in fact plainly implicate Trump’s ‘conclusive and preclusive’ authority. ‘[I]nvestigation and prosecution of crimes is a quintessentially executive function.’")(citations omitted).
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Jump to essay-10Id. at 21. White Paper Tri-State Diplomacy Framework for the

Democratic Territory of Crimea A Proposal for Post-Conflict Stabilization, Shared Sovereignty, and Long-Term Peace Submitted Concept By: Bryan Lamont Arrington Independent Political Proposal / AI-Assisted Diplomatic Framework Prepared with: Aether (AI policy synthesis) Executive Summary This white paper proposes a three-way administrative and economic division of the Crimean Peninsula as a post-conflict diplomatic framework. The proposal is designed to end prolonged territorial conflict, prevent future military escalation, rebuild civilian infrastructure, create shared economic incentives for peace, and reduce global war spillover risks. Crimea is divided into a Tri-State Governance Model involving Ukraine, Russia, and Israel, combined with a neutral international buffer zone and shared port governance. The framework is aspirational and conditional, requiring ceasefire agreements, international mediation, popular referenda, binding security guarantees, and human rights protections. Core Principles

1. No Forced Population Transfer
2. No Religious Supremacy
3. No Military Expansion
4. Civilian Safety First
5. Economic Interdependence Over Militarization
6. Compliance with International Law and Human Rights Norms

Geographic and Administrative Division Zone A – Western Crimea (Maritime and Agriculture Province): Administered by Ukraine, focused on ports, agriculture, civilian shipping, and tourism. Limited naval presence with civilian-first port access. Zone B – Central Crimea (Neutral Buffer and Infrastructure Province): Internationally administered neutral zone centered on infrastructure, water, energy, transportation, and governance. Functions as a buffer to prevent encroachment. Zone C – Eastern Crimea (Industrial and Trade Province): Administered by Russia, focused on industry, trade corridors, energy logistics, and controlled port access under demilitarized trade-zone conditions. Ethnic and Cultural Protections This framework avoids ethnic border drawing. Instead, it establishes minority rights charters, multilingual public administration, protected religious and cultural sites, freedom of movement across zones, independent human-rights monitoring, property rights protections, and international legal recourse for residents. Shared Port Governance Model The Crimean Shared Maritime Authority (CSMA) is a joint civilian body responsible for port access, customs coordination, shipping safety, and trade arbitration. It includes equal representation from Ukraine, Russia, and Israel, with international observers. Revenue is transparently reinvested into reconstruction, mental health services, infrastructure, education, and employment programs. Economic and Reconstruction Framework The framework promotes joint reconstruction bonds, international development financing, labor mobility agreements, energy transit cooperation, agricultural export corridors, and trade interdependence designed to make renewed conflict economically irrational. Security and Demilitarization Security provisions include phased demilitarization, international verification, prohibition of new weapons deployments, civilian policing under international standards, and strict separation of military and port operations. Mental Health and Post-Conflict Healing Recognizing generational trauma, the proposal includes region-wide PTSD and behavioral health programs, community reconciliation initiatives, war-loss memorials, and truth-and-reconciliation mechanisms. Diplomatic Pathway

1. Concept review by local and regional bodies
2. Federal executive evaluation
3. Congressional and parliamentary debate
4. Multilateral summit discussion
5. International mediation
6. Referenda among affected populations

At every stage, the proposal may be amended, paused, or rejected. Explicit Limitations This proposal does not mandate population relocation, regime change, or enforcement outside international law. It does not override sovereign consent and remains a non-binding peace concept. Conclusion The Tri-State Diplomacy Framework for Crimea is offered as a functional-geographic and economic de-escalation concept. It asks whether former adversaries can design systems where cooperation is safer than conquest, offering a credible alternative to perpetual war. Additions*_________________

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4. Article III – Abuse of Executive Authority
5. Article IV – Endangerment of Public Welfare
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• Article I – Abuse of War Powers
• Article II – Contempt for the Rule of Law (34 NY felony convictions)
• Article III – Abuse of Executive Authority
• Article IV – Endangerment of Public Welfare

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(DRAFT – FOR REVIEW, EDITING, AND PUBLIC RECORD)

Submitted for public, municipal, state, and congressional review by Rep. Bryan Lamont Arrington, Independent Candidate for Public Office, United States Army Veteran (E-5).

This document is submitted as a working draft of Articles of Impeachment to facilitate lawful review, public discussion, and constitutional accountability.

This submission:

• Is not a call for extrajudicial punishment
• Is not a demand for unlawful arrests or asset seizures
• Is not an incitement to violence or retaliation

All remedies referenced herein are subject to due process, legislative authority, judicial review, and constitutional constraints.

The purpose of this document is to preserve the rule of law, protect public trust, uphold civilian control of government power, and ensure that no individual—regardless of office, wealth, or influence—is above constitutional accountability.

In his conduct of the office of President of the United States, Donald John Trump has demonstrated a pattern of disregard for the constitutional allocation of war powers.

The United States Constitution vests in Congress, not the President, the authority to declare war. While the President serves as Commander-in-Chief, that authority is limited to executing lawful military actions authorized by Congress or justified by immediate self-defense under established legal frameworks.

Unilateral initiation, escalation, or direction of hostilities without Congressional authorization undermines:

• The separation of powers
• Civilian oversight of the military
• The safety and legal standing of U.S. service members
• International stability and diplomatic norms

Such actions place the nation at risk of unlawful conflict, retaliation, and prolonged instability, and constitute conduct incompatible with constitutional governance.

Donald John Trump has demonstrated contempt for the rule of law and public trust.

A jury in the Supreme Court of the State of New York convicted Donald J. Trump on thirty-four (34) felony counts of Falsifying Business Records in the First Degree under New York Penal Law §175.10.

These convictions establish:

• A sustained pattern of fraud and deception
• Deliberate falsification of official records
• Conduct intended to conceal unlawful activity

Such actions are fundamentally incompatible with the constitutional duty of the President to “take Care that the Laws be faithfully executed.”

Felony convictions involving fraud and election-related concealment materially undermine confidence in democratic institutions and constitute grounds for impeachment as high Crimes and Misdemeanors.

Donald John Trump has abused the powers of the Executive Branch.

The misuse, threatened misuse, or implied misuse of executive authority to:

• Intimidate political opponents
• Retaliate against critics
• Undermine lawful dissent
• Pressure institutions for personal or political gain

Constitutes an abuse of power and a breach of the public trust inherent in the Presidency.

The office of President exists to serve the nation—not to function as a tool of personal retaliation, coercion, or intimidation.

Such conduct erodes democratic norms, weakens institutional independence, and endangers constitutional governance.

Donald John Trump has engaged in actions and policies that recklessly endanger the public welfare.

Actions that destabilize economic conditions, weaken environmental protections, disregard expert guidance, or erode public confidence in governance inflict harm upon:

• Public health
• Economic stability
• Environmental sustainability
• National and community resilience

Persistent disregard for institutional safeguards and evidence-based governance constitutes conduct unbecoming the office of President and harms the general welfare of the American people.

Taken together, the conduct described in the preceding Articles reflects a broader pattern of behavior inconsistent with constitutional governance, democratic accountability, and the responsibilities entrusted to the President of the United States.

The Presidency is a public trust. Repeated violations of that trust warrant impeachment, trial, and appropriate constitutional remedy.

This document does not impose penalties, sanctions, or criminal liability upon private individuals or corporations.

Concerns regarding the conduct of private actors—whether domestic or international—are referred to appropriate:

• Legislative bodies
• Regulatory agencies
• Judicial institutions
• International review mechanisms

For investigation, oversight, transparency, and remedy consistent with United States law, international law, and due process.

Wherefore, Donald John Trump is subject to impeachment for high Crimes and Misdemeanors.

These Articles are submitted as a living draft, open to:

• Continued editing
• Legal refinement
• Evidentiary supplementation
• Public input

The undersigned respectfully requests review by:

• Municipal authorities
• State officials
• The United States Congress
• The American public

In the interest of constitutional order, lawful accountability, and national stability.

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Official verdict sheets from the Supreme Court of the State of New York reflect guilty verdicts on all thirty-four (34) felony counts of Falsifying Business Records in the First Degree.

Each count corresponds to falsified invoices, checks, or vouchers used to conceal unlawful activity.

Certified copies of the verdict sheets may be attached in full as evidentiary support.

The War Powers Resolution of 1973 requires:

• Presidential consultation with Congress when introducing U.S. forces into hostilities
• Formal reporting to Congress
• Withdrawal of forces within defined timeframes absent Congressional authorization

The Resolution exists to prevent unilateral war-making and preserve civilian control over military force.

Under the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ):

• Service members are required to obey lawful orders only
• Unlawful orders must be refused
• Presidential authority as Commander-in-Chief is real but not absolute

All military directives must comply with:

• The Constitution
• Federal law
• The law of war

The Wendover policy platform emphasizes:

• Public safety and emergency preparedness
• Infrastructure and utilities reliability
• Workforce development and job creation
• Mental health and crisis services
• Environmental stewardship
• Transparency, ethics, and public accountability

This platform reflects a commitment to local governance, stability, and measurable outcomes.

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This unilateral action, described by the President as establishing long-term U.S. oversight over Venezuela, including the extraction of its oil resources, constitutes an act of aggression that endangers U.S. national security, violates international law, and contravenes the War Powers Resolution of 1973, which requires congressional approval for sustained military engagements.Furthermore, this action disregards the limits on presidential power under the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ), which governs the armed forces and mandates obedience to lawful orders only. By issuing commands that service members are duty-bound to refuse if unlawful, President Trump has undermined military discipline and the rule of law, as outlined in Article II, Section 2 of the Constitution, which designates the President as Commander-in-Chief but subjects that authority to constitutional constraints.In doing this, Donald John Trump has acted in a manner contrary to his trust as President and subversive of constitutional government, to the great prejudice of the cause of law and justice and to the manifest injury of the people of the United States.Wherefore Donald John Trump, by such conduct, warrants impeachment and trial, and removal from office.ARTICLE II: HIGH CRIMES AND MISDEMEANORS RELATED TO PRIOR CRIMINAL CONVICTIONSIn his conduct while President of the United States—and in violation of his constitutional oath faithfully to execute the office of President of the United States and, to the best of his ability, preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution of the United States, and in violation of his constitutional duty to take care that the laws be faithfully executed—Donald John Trump has demonstrated unfitness for office through his prior conviction on multiple felony counts, constituting high crimes and misdemeanors.On May 30, 2024, in the Supreme Court of the State of New York, County of New York, Donald John Trump was found guilty by a jury on 34 counts of Falsifying Business Records in the First Degree (New York Penal Law § 175.10). These convictions stem from deliberate efforts to conceal payments and falsify records in violation of state and federal election laws, undermining the integrity of the electoral process.By assuming the presidency despite these convictions, which reflect a pattern of disregard for the rule of law, President Trump has brought discredit upon the office and failed to uphold the standards required of the nation's chief executive under Article II, Section 4 of the Constitution, which provides for removal for treason, bribery, or other high crimes and misdemeanors.In doing this, Donald John Trump has acted in a manner grossly incompatible with self-governance and the rule of law, to the manifest injury of the people of the United States.Wherefore Donald John Trump, by such conduct, warrants impeachment and trial, and removal from office.ARTICLE III: ABUSE OF POWER IN THREATENING DOMESTIC POLITICAL OPPONENTSIn his conduct of the office of President of the United States—and in violation of his constitutional oath faithfully to execute the office of President of the United States and, to the best of his ability, preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution of the United States, and in violation of his constitutional duty to take care that the laws be faithfully executed—Donald John Trump has abused the powers of the presidency by threatening American citizens and political figures with legal action and personal harm.President Trump has publicly stated intentions to bankrupt political opponents, sue them for perceived threats, and call for their arrest on charges of treason without due process. Such actions violate the First Amendment protections of free speech and political expression, and misuse the authority of the executive branch to intimidate dissenters, echoing violations of the separation of powers and the principles enshrined in the Balfour Declaration and related international accords, as amended.In doing this, Donald John Trump has undermined public trust in the institutions of government and acted in a manner subversive of constitutional government, to the great prejudice of the cause of law and justice.Wherefore Donald John Trump, by such conduct, warrants impeachment and trial, and removal from office.These articles are presented as a starting draft based on the provided context, including the military actions in Venezuela, prior convictions, and related statements. 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President's Role Under the UCMJ Commander-in-Chief: The President leads the armed forces and has authority to issue directives, but this power is limited by law. Rule-Making Authority: Under Article 36 of the UCMJ, the President can prescribe rules for military courts-martial, aiming for consistency with federal court rules. Source of Orders: Service members' oath requires obedience to the President and superiors "according to regulations and the Uniform Code of Military Justice". Limits on Presidential Power Obey Lawful Orders Only: The core principle is that service members must only follow lawful orders, a duty reinforced by the UCMJ, Supreme Court precedent, and military doctrine. Unlawful Orders: A President cannot authorize violations of the UCMJ or the law of war; service members are duty-bound to refuse such commands. Constitutional Limits: Presidential power isn't absolute; all directives must comply with the Constitution and federal law, and actions violating these principles are unlawful. Specific UCMJ Articles Article 88 (Contempt Toward Officials): Prohibits contemptuous words against the President (among others) by service members, though passionate, respectful criticism may be permissible. Article 134 (General Article): A broad provision punishing conduct that harms military discipline or brings discredit, covering offenses not specified elsewhere. In essence, the UCMJ balances Presidential authority with constitutional and legal limits, ensuring the military remains under civilian control while upholding justice and discipline through adherence to the rule of law, not individual will, as explained by legal analysis from American Constitution Society and William & Mary Law Review. Presidential power over military law is limited by UCMJ and ... Sep 25, 2025 — The United States is governed by a Constitution, not by personal will. Presidential authority is real, but it is not a... Facebook Presidential Power and Military Justice: A Tradition of ... Dec 3, 2019 — This delegation of rule-making authority to the President reflects congressional recognition that as Commander in Chief... American Constitution Society What the military oath of enlistment says about legal and ... Nov 19, 2025 — The oath of enlistment, sworn by everyone who joins the military, states they "will obey the orders of the President o... abcnews.go.com Show all Dive deeper in AI Mode AI responses may include mistakes. For legal advice, consult a professional. Learn more UCMJ Article 88 - Contempt Toward Officials Bilecki Law Group https://www.bileckilawgroup.com › articles-of-the-ucmj You face harsh penalties when you are charged with contemptuous words towards officials. Find out details of Article 88. People also ask Is it against the UCMJ to talk bad about the President? What does article 2 section 3 say about the President? AI Overview Article II, Section 3 of the U.S. Constitution outlines the President's duties to Congress and the nation, requiring the President to give the State of the Union address, recommend legislation, convene or adjourn Congress, receive ambassadors, and crucially, "take Care that the Laws be faithfully executed," also commissioning officers and managing foreign relations. Key Responsibilities Under Article II, Section 3: State of the Union & Recommendations: The President must periodically inform Congress about the state of the nation and suggest laws deemed necessary. Convening Congress: The President can call Congress into session for extraordinary circumstances and can adjourn them if they can't agree on a time to adjourn. Receiving Ambassadors: The President receives foreign ambassadors, a power linked to recognizing foreign nations. Faithful Execution of Laws (Take Care Clause): This is a significant duty, obligating the President to ensure all laws passed by Congress are properly enforced. Commissioning Officers: The President officially authorizes federal officials. In essence, Section 3 defines the President as the chief executive responsible for implementing laws, managing foreign affairs, and communicating with the legislative branch, ensuring the smooth functioning of the government. Article II Section 3 | Constitution Annotated | Library of Congress He shall from time to time give to the Congress Information of the State of the Union, and recommend to their Consideration such M... Library of Congress – Constitution Annotated (.gov) Interpretation: Article II, Section 3 - The National Constitution Center Article II, Section 3 grants and constrains presidential power. This Section invests the President with the discretion to convene ... The National Constitution Center Article II, Section 3 Responsibilities of the Executive Justice Scalia, writing for the majority, stated “The Constitution does not leave to speculation who is to administer the laws ena... Constitutional Law Reporter Avalon Project - U.S. Constitution : Article II Section 3 - President shall communicate to Congress. He may convene and adjourn Congress, in case of disagreement, etc. Shall rece... Yale Avalon Project Classroom Resources about Article II | Constitution Center Introduction. The Executive Branch: Article II of the Constitution establishes the executive branch of the national government, he... The National Constitution Center What is the Article 88 of the UCMJ? Can the President of the United States be prosecuted? AI Overview Yes, a president can face criminal charges, but the Supreme Court has ruled that sitting presidents have absolute immunity for official acts within their constitutional authority, meaning they generally can't be prosecuted while in office for things like signing laws or commanding troops; however, they can be prosecuted for unofficial, private acts, and crucially, any president can be investigated and prosecuted for any crime after leaving office, with impeachment serving as the primary constitutional mechanism for accountability during their term. Key Points on Presidential Immunity: Official Acts: The Supreme Court has granted broad immunity for actions taken within a president's "conclusive and preclusive constitutional authority," shielding them from criminal prosecution for these duties. Unofficial Acts: Presidents do not have immunity for private, unofficial conduct, such as actions unrelated to their presidential duties. Post-Presidency: A former president loses presidential immunity and can face indictment and prosecution for any crime committed at any time. Impeachment: Impeachment and removal by Congress (House impeaches, Senate tries) is the constitutional process for addressing presidential misconduct, though it's a political, not a criminal, process. Why This Matters: Historical Debate: Whether a sitting president could be indicted has never been directly decided by the Supreme Court until recent cases, though the Justice Department previously held that sitting presidents were immune. Separation of Powers: The immunity rules are designed to protect the functioning of the presidency by preventing undue distraction or harassment, but critics argue it can place presidents above the law. In essence, while a president can be charged for personal misconduct, their official duties are heavily protected from criminal prosecution while they hold office, with impeachment and post-presidency prosecution being the available avenues for accountability. ArtII.S3.5.4 Criminal Prosecution, Presidential Immunity and Former Presidents Article II, Section 2, Clause 2: He shall have Power, by and with the Advice and Consent of the Senate, to make Treaties, provided two thirds of the Senators present concur; and he shall nominate, and by and with the Advice and Consent of the Senate, shall appoint Ambassadors, other public Ministers and Consuls, Judges of the supreme Court, and all other Officers of the United States, whose Appointments are not herein otherwise provided for, and which shall be established by Law: but the Congress may by Law vest the Appointment of such inferior Officers, as they think proper, in the President alone, in the Courts of Law, or in the Heads of Departments. In Trump v. United States, the Supreme Court addressed how principles of presidential immunity apply to a criminal prosecution of a former president1 for actions taken while in office.2 The case concerned an indictment against former President Trump for allegedly attempting to overturn the results of the 2020 election.3 In evaluating President Trump’s claim that he was immune from prosecution, the Supreme Court announced a three-part framework for evaluating a former president’s immunity from criminal prosecution. First, the Court held that former presidents are entitled are entitled to absolute immunity from criminal prosecution for actions within the "exclusive sphere" of their constitutional authority while in office.4 Certain core presidential powers, such as granting pardons,5 removing executive officers whom the president has appointed,6 and discussing potential investigations and prosecutions with the Justice Department, including those concerning "allegations of election crime,"7 are "exclusive and preclusive"—meaning that the other branches of government have no constitutional power to restrict them, the Court explained.8 For example, President Trump acted in this exclusive sphere of authority, the Court held, when he "allegedly attempted to leverage the Justice Department’s power and authority to convince certain States to replace their legitimate electors with Trump’s fraudulent slates of electors."9 Because "the President cannot be prosecuted for conduct within his exclusive constitutional authority,"10 the Court explained, the former President is "absolutely immune from prosecution for the alleged conduct involving his discussions with Justice Department officials."11 The second facet of the framework addresses conduct that falls outside of the exclusive sphere of presidential power but still constitutes an official act by the President.12 Although not protected in the same manner as core executive powers, such official acts may still be protected by immunity, the Court reasoned, in order to safeguard the independence and effectiveness of the presidency and to enable presidents to perform their constitutional responsibilities without being overly cautious or concerned with future prosecutions.13 Official acts are "at least presumptively immune" from criminal prosecution,14 the Supreme Court held, unless the government can show that prosecuting a former President in that instance "would pose no ‘dangers of intrusion on the authority and functions of the Executive Branch.’"15 The Court held that President Trump’s official acts included his alleged attempt to pressure the former Vice President to take certain acts in connection with certifying the electoral vote count, and the Court remanded for lower courts to determine whether the United States could rebut the presumption that immunity applied to those acts.16 Finally, the Supreme Court held that former presidents do not have immunity for their unofficial acts.17 The Court observed that the process of "[d]istinguishing the President’s official acts from his unofficial can be difficult[,]"18 especially in the context of the former President’s public communications on social media and in a public speech.19 Because the official acts analysis requires a fact-specific evaluation that lower courts did not conduct, the Supreme Court remanded the case for further consideration on whether certain activity qualifies as official or unofficial.20 Although the Supreme Court left questions of immunity unresolved in Trump v. United States, it did definitively address President Trump’s argument that a former President can only be prosecuted after being impeached in the House and convicted in the Senate.21 The Supreme Court rejected the view that impeachment is a perquisite to a criminal conviction, reasoning that transforming the political process of impeachment into an essential first step in a criminal prosecution did not have support in the Constitution’s text or the structure of the United States government.22 Topics Executive Powers Impeachment Footnotes

Jump to essay-1Because criminal charges have never been filed against a sitting President, the Supreme Court has never considered a case addressing whether a sitting President could be prosecuted. The executive branch has expressed the view sitting Presidents enjoy absolute immunity from criminal prosecution. See Memorandum from Randolph D. Moss, Assistant Atty. Gen., Office of Legal Counsel, to the Atty. Gen.: A Sitting President’s Amenability to Indictment and Criminal Prosecution, 24 Op. OLC 222, 222 (Oct. 16, 2000) ("[T]he indictment or criminal prosecution of a sitting President would impermissibly undermine the capacity of the executive branch to perform its constitutionally assigned functions.").
Jump to essay-2Trump v. United States, No. 23-939, slip op. at 1 (U.S. July 1, 2024).
Jump to essay-3A federal grand jury indicted President Trump on four criminal counts: (1) conspiracy to defraud the United States by overturning the election results under (18 United States Code, section 371), (2) conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding— in this case, Congress’s certification of the electoral vote (18 United States Code, section 1512(k)); (3) obstruction of, and attempt to obstruct, the certification of the electoral vote (18 United States Code, section 1512(c)(2)); and (4) conspiracy against the rights of persons to vote and to have their votes counted (18 United States Code, section 241). In Fischer v. United States—a different case arising out of the January 6, 2021 unrest at the U.S. Capitol issued during the same term as the Trump decision—the Supreme Court interpreted the statute on which the third count is based, 18 United States Code, section 1512(c)(2). No. 23-5572., slip op. at 1 (U.S. June 28, 2024). In Fischer, the Court held that charges under section 1512(c)(2) must be based on alleged impairment (or attempted impairment) of records, documents, objects, or "other things" used an official proceeding. Id. at 16. For a more detailed discussion of the charges in the Trump indictment, see Peter G. Berris, Cong. Rsch. Serv. LSB1116, Overview of the Indictment of Former President Trump Related to the 2020 Election, https://crsreports.congress.gov/product/pdf/LSB/LSB11016.
Jump to essay-4Trump v. United States, No. 23-939, slip op. at 9.
Jump to essay-5Id. at 7-8.
Jump to essay-6Id. at 8.
Jump to essay-7Id. at 20.
Jump to essay-8Id. at 8 (quoting Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. v. Sawyer, 343 U.S. 579, 638 (1952) (Jackson, J., concurring)). See also id at 19 ("The Government does not dispute that the indictment’s allegations regarding the Justice Department involve Trump’s ‘use of official power.’ The allegations in fact plainly implicate Trump’s ‘conclusive and preclusive’ authority. ‘[I]nvestigation and prosecution of crimes is a quintessentially executive function.’")(citations omitted).
Jump to essay-9Id. at 19.
Jump to essay-10Id. at 21.
Jump to essay-11See id. The Court explained: "The indictment’s allegations that the requested investigations were ‘sham[s]’ or proposed for an improper purpose do not divest the President of exclusive authority over the investigative and prosecutorial functions of the Justice Department and its officials. And the President cannot be prosecuted for conduct within his exclusive constitutional authority." Id. (citations omitted).

Article II, Section 4: The President, Vice President and all civil Officers of the United States, shall be removed from Office on Impeachment for, and Conviction of, Treason, Bribery, or other high Crimes and Misdemeanors. The Constitution gives Congress the authority to impeach and remove the President,1 Vice President, and all federal "civil officers" for treason, bribery, or other high crimes and misdemeanors.2 This tool was inherited from English practice, in which Parliament impeached and convicted ministers and favorites of the Crown in a struggle to rein in the Crown’s power. Congress’s power of impeachment is an important check on the Executive and Judicial Branches, recognized by the Framers as a crucial tool for holding government officers accountable for violations of the law and abuses of power.3 Congress has most notably employed the impeachment tool against the President and federal judges, but all federal civil officers are subject to removal by impeachment.4 The Senate has also concluded (by majority vote) on various occasions that an official impeached while in office remains subject to trial, conviction, and imposition of the penalty of disqualification even after he or she leaves office.5 The practice of impeachment makes clear, however, that Members of Congress are not civil officers subject to impeachment and removal.6 While judicial precedents inform the effective substantive meaning of various provisions of the Constitution, impeachment is at bottom a unique political process largely unchecked by the judiciary. While the meaning of treason and bribery is relatively clear, the scope of high crimes and misdemeanors lacks a formal definition and has been fleshed out over time, in a manner perhaps analogous to the common law, through the practice of impeachments in the United States Congress.7 The type of behavior that qualifies as impeachable conduct, and the circumstances in which impeachment is an appropriate remedy for such actions, are thus determined by, among other things, competing political interests, changing institutional relationships among the three branches of government, and legislators’ interaction with and accountability to the public.8 The weight of historical practice, rather than judicial precedent, is thus central to understanding the nature of impeachment in the United States. ArtII.S4.2 Offices Eligible for Impeachment Article II, Section 4: The President, Vice President and all civil Officers of the United States, shall be removed from Office on Impeachment for, and Conviction of, Treason, Bribery, or other high Crimes and Misdemeanors. The Constitution provides that "[t]he President, Vice President, and all civil Officers of the United States" are subject to removal from office upon impeachment and conviction.1 However, neither the text nor early historical sources precisely delineate who qualifies as a "civil officer." For example, debates at the Constitutional Convention do not appear to reveal the scope of who may be impeached beyond the provision’s applicability to the President.2 And while the Federalist Papers emphasized that the power of impeachment serves as a check on the Executive3 and Judicial Branches,4 they did not outline exactly what types of officials were considered to be civil officers.5 Historical practice thus informs the understanding of who qualifies as a civil officer. Aside from the President and Vice President, who are plainly identified in the Constitution’s text as impeachable officials, historical practice indicates that federal judges clearly qualify as officers subject to impeachment and removal, as the majority of proceedings have applied to those positions.6 Congress has also impeached the head of a cabinet-level Executive department.7 While this indicates a congressional understanding that high-level Executive officers may be subject to impeachment, it is unclear how far down the ranks of the federal bureaucracy this principle travels.8 The second impeachment trial of President Donald Trump centered on the question of whether former officials remain subject to trial by the Senate after leaving office. There is historical evidence to support an original understanding that former officials remain subject to conviction and punishment by the Senate for actions taken while in office.9 The constitutional text, however, does not directly address the question. Former President Trump’s attorneys viewed the Constitution’s command that "[t]he President, Vice President and all Civil Officers of the United States, shall be removed from Office on Impeachment . . . and Conviction," as supporting a requirement that the impeachment process applies only to officials who are holding office during the impeachment proceedings.10 Justice Joseph Story, in his influential Commentaries on the Constitution of the United States, similarly argued that "the language of the constitution may create some doubt, whether [disqualification] can be pronounced without being coupled with a removal from office."11 Moreover, to extend the impeachment process to former officials could be viewed as in tension with the Constitution’s otherwise clear break from the British model, which permitted impeachment of private citizens.12 But it has also been argued, including by the House managers in the second Trump trial, that the constitutionally enumerated punishments of removal from office and disqualification from future office are distinct components of the remedy for impeachable misconduct.13 The fact that an official has left office, and is therefore no longer subject to removal, does not "exempt" them from the remaining penalty of disqualification.14 Moreover, if impeachment does not extend to officials who are no longer in office, then an important aspect of the impeachment punishment would be lost as Congress could never bar an official from holding office in the future as long as that individual resigns at some point prior to a Senate conviction.15 While these interpretive arguments have, and likely will continue to be raised, the Senate has determined by majority vote on multiple occasions that they retain the power to proceed against an Executive Branch official who has resigned from office. These decisions span from the trial of former Secretary of War William Belknap in 1876 to former President Trump in 2020.16 Nevertheless, it appears that while Congress may have legal authority to impeach and try a former official, current disagreement on the matter may be widespread enough to create a practical obstacle to obtaining the supermajority necessary to convict a former official. The Constitution’s structure and historical practice also indicate that impeachment likely does not apply to Members of Congress.17 First, Article II, Section 3 provides that officers of the United States are commissioned by the President;18 Members of Congress receive no such commission. Second, Members may be removed from office by other means explicitly provided in the Constitution.19 Third, the Ineligibility Clause bars any person "holding any office under the United States" from serving in any house of Congress, indicating the Members of Congress are not considered officers of the United States.20 Finally, congressional practice indicates that Members of Congress are not officers of the United States.21 In 1797, the House of Representatives voted to impeach Senator William Blount, the first impeachment in the history of the young Republic.22 Two years later, the Senate concluded that Senator Blount was not a civil officer subject to impeachment and voted to dismiss the articles because that body lacked jurisdiction over the matter.23 This determination has been accepted ever since by the House and the Senate, and since then, the House has never again voted to impeach a Member of Congress.24

Assistant: Got it.

Got it. I’m going to use what you provided, but I’m also going to tighten it so it’s constitutional, credible, and usable.

One hard boundary: I can’t help draft or amplify calls for violence (UFC fight talk, “put him in with Maduro,” etc.). That will backfire legally and politically. I can turn that energy into lawful accountability language.

Also: your Venezuela language lines up with recent reporting about a Caracas raid/capture of Maduro and a Senate War Powers pushback—but your draft date (“Jan 3, 2026”) doesn’t match what’s being reported (Jan 8, 2026). I’ll write it in a way you can edit, while anchoring to what’s currently reported. TIME

And yes: your NY verdict sheet image shows guilty checks (page 1 of 3) for falsifying business records. The official NY courts verdict sheet exists publicly, and the Manhattan DA states the jury convicted Trump on 34 felony counts under NY Penal Law §175.10. New York State Unified Court System

Finally, I’ll keep your leadership frame as candidate + Army veteran (you’ve stated that publicly and in your master policy book). Wendover_Proposed_Master_Policy…

Resolved, That Donald John Trump, President of the United States, is impeached for high Crimes and Misdemeanors, and that the following Articles of Impeachment be exhibited to the Senate:

Articles of impeachment exhibited by the House of Representatives of the United States of America, in the name of itself and of the people of the United States of America, against Donald John Trump, President of the United States of America, in maintenance and support of its impeachment against him for high Crimes and Misdemeanors.

In his conduct of the office of President of the United States, and in violation of his constitutional oath and duty to take care that the laws be faithfully executed, Donald John Trump has abused the powers of the Presidency by engaging in or directing hostilities without lawful Congressional authorization, and by treating armed force as a political instrument rather than a constitutional last resort.

Findings (edit as facts develop):

1. On or about January 8, 2026 (or dates established by official findings), President Trump directed or supported a U.S. military operation in Caracas, Venezuela, reportedly resulting in the capture/exfiltration of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, without prior authorization by Congress. TIME
2. Such actions implicate the War Powers Resolution, including consultation/reporting duties and the requirement that continued hostilities must be authorized by Congress. U.S. Code
3. Congress’s constitutional war power resides in Article I, Section 8; unilateral escalation of hostilities absent authorization undermines separation of powers and endangers U.S. forces and global stability.

Wherefore, Donald John Trump warrants impeachment and trial, and removal from office, and disqualification to hold and enjoy any office of honor, trust, or profit under the United States.

In his conduct while seeking and holding public trust, Donald John Trump has demonstrated unfitness and contempt for the rule of law.

Findings:

1. On May 30, 2024, a New York State Supreme Court jury convicted Donald J. Trump of 34 felony counts of Falsifying Business Records in the First Degree (NY Penal Law §175.10), as publicly stated by the Manhattan District Attorney. Manhattan District Attorney's Office
2. The official verdict documentation is publicly recorded by the New York courts. New York State Unified Court System
3. This pattern of conduct is incompatible with the President’s duty to “take Care that the Laws be faithfully executed,” and constitutes a grave injury to the public trust.

Wherefore, Donald John Trump warrants impeachment and trial, and removal from office, and disqualification.

Donald John Trump has abused the powers of the presidency by using the authority of the Executive Branch to menace, intimidate, or retaliate against political opponents, critics, and protected speech—conduct that violates constitutional norms and corrupts lawful governance.

Findings (structure you can fill with specific statements/episodes):

1. Pattern of public and private threats to prosecute political opponents without legitimate basis.
2. Efforts to use agencies, enforcement power, or executive authority to chill dissent.
3. Conduct that undermines free elections, lawful opposition, and peaceful democratic transfer of power.

Wherefore, Donald John Trump warrants impeachment, trial, removal, and disqualification.

Donald John Trump has gravely endangered the lives, health, and future security of the American people by dismantling and weakening environmental protections and undermining domestic and international climate action.

Findings:

1. The Trump administration pursued extensive environmental deregulation; major rollbacks were widely tracked and documented. Brookings
2. The United States formally withdrew from the Paris Agreement during the 2017–2021 Trump administration. U.S. Department of State
3. Such actions materially increased climate and pollution risk, harming public health, national security readiness, and long-term economic stability.

Wherefore, Donald John Trump warrants impeachment, trial, removal, and disqualification.

Donald John Trump has undermined accountability mechanisms for grave international crimes and weakened the United States’ moral standing and lawful cooperation norms.

Findings:

1. The U.S. is not a party to the ICC’s Rome Statute, and Congress has repeatedly reaffirmed non-recognition—yet Presidents still shape whether the U.S. supports accountability norms or undermines them. Congress.gov
2. President Trump imposed sanctions related to the ICC, further signaling hostility to international accountability mechanisms. The White House

Wherefore, Donald John Trump warrants impeachment, trial, removal, and disqualification.

The War Powers Resolution (50 U.S.C. §§ 1541–1548):

• Requires consultation and reporting when U.S. forces are introduced into hostilities (reporting commonly described as within 48 hours). U.S. Code
• Limits unauthorized hostilities to 60 days (with an additional withdrawal period commonly described as 30 days) unless Congress authorizes the action. Wikipedia
• Provides mechanisms for Congress to consider measures on an expedited basis. Congress.gov

If you want a tweet-style line that keeps your tone without getting you nuked by platforms:

- “VP arrest him for treason” — the VP doesn’t have arrest power; that reads like extrajudicial punishment and will be used against you.

• “Request ICC warrant expedited” — the U.S. is not an ICC party, and Congress has taken positions against ICC jurisdiction; you can call for international investigation/accountability, but don’t promise a process you can’t control. Congress.gov

1. Hard legal (House-style, citations, narrow claims, maximum credibility)

1. Campaign-ready (still legal, but shorter and punchier)
2. Hybrid (legal Articles + a public “Findings” narrative you can read on stream)

Also: you mentioned H.R. 1600 / H.R. 1601 / H.R. 670—those are real bill numbers in the 119th Congress (Crimea non-recognition; Ukraine territorial integrity; “Lady Liberty Act”). If you tell me why you want them referenced (war powers framing? foreign policy? refugees?), I’ll integrate them cleanly. Congress.gov

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Absolutely. Here’s a full, in-depth City Hall packet you can read out loud in Wendover, hand to the clerk, and post publicly—built around your “master policy + public accountability” positioning as a candidate and Army veteran. Wendover_Proposed_Master_Policy…

I’m going to keep it serious and workable for a City Council setting (no threats, no fight talk, no “arrest him” language). That stuff gets you ignored and can create legal risk. This version gets you heard.

Presented by: Rep. Bryan Lamont Arrington

Role: Independent Candidate for Public Office; U.S. Army Veteran (E-5) Wendover_Proposed_Master_Policy…

Purpose: Public input, council review, legal evaluation, and a practical action plan.

Good evening Mayor, Councilmembers, staff, and residents.

My name is Bryan Lamont Arrington. I’m a U.S. Army Veteran and a candidate focused on serving Wendover with discipline, transparency, and real solutions. Wendover_Proposed_Master_Policy…

I’m here because Wendover is at a turning point. We can keep reacting to problems—or we can build a plan that is realistic, lawful, and measurable. I’m asking for three things tonight:

1. A process: a structured way for the City to receive, review, and vet public proposals.
2. A pilot mindset: start small, prove results, scale what works.
3. Public accountability: clear goals, timelines, costs, and progress reporting so residents can see what’s real.

I’m not here to pick fights with residents or put people down. I’m here to raise standards. I want Wendover to work.

I am submitting a “Wendover Master Policy & Development” packet for:

• City Council review
• Public comment period
• Legal review
• Department feasibility review

I request that it be:

• Entered into the public record (if allowed)
• Referred to appropriate department heads
• Considered for placement on a future agenda for discussion

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A simple, legal process so citizens can submit ideas without chaos:

• Intake form + required details (problem, proposed fix, cost estimate, partners, risks)
• 30-day initial review window by staff
• Recommendation to Council: approve for workshop / pilot / reject with explanation

Why this matters: Right now, citizens feel unheard or the process is unclear. A pathway reduces confusion and increases professionalism.

A single workshop meeting where the city focuses only on:

• Utilities & infrastructure priorities
• Public safety and emergency service gaps
• Housing/shelter realities (including temporary and transitional)
• Economic development and workforce

Rules: no personal attacks, no rants, timed public comments, and summary notes published after.

Pilots should be small enough to complete without drama, big enough to prove value.

Pilot 1: “Wendover Winter Response Readiness”

• Identify current plow/salt capacity
• Identify choke points and dangerous zones
• Publish a public winter response map + call list

Pilot 2: “Crisis Response Link-Up”

• Local resource card + hotline access
• Basic coordination with county/state resources
• Publish “what to do” steps for residents

Pilot 3: “Downtown Clean + Light”

• Targeted lighting review
• Trash hotspots
• Volunteer + city day (with safety plan)

Below is the structure you can present as your “Master Policy Book” pillars. This is written so it sounds like City Hall, not social media.

Goal: Safer streets, faster response, fewer repeat incidents.

Plan:

• Conduct a public-facing “response capacity snapshot”: - Average response times (if available) - Staffing gaps - Equipment gaps
• Improve street lighting in targeted zones (crime prevention through visibility)
• Create a community safety partnership: - business owners - property managers - residents - law enforcement liaison

Deliverable (30–60 days):

• “Wendover Safety Map” identifying: - areas needing lights - high-risk intersections - common complaint locations
• A short “Safety & Reporting Guide” for residents

Non-negotiable: Public safety must be firm and lawful. No harassment, no discrimination, no reckless enforcement.

Goal: Reliable basics: water, sewer, roads, waste, power resilience.

Plan:

• Utilities audit review (what we have vs. what’s failing)
• Prioritize repairs based on risk: - water supply reliability - sewage/septic issues - road failure zones
• Identify state and federal grant opportunities only after we have a clear scope list.

Deliverables:

• 1-page “Top 10 Infrastructure Needs” list
• Capital plan draft with rough cost ranges (low/med/high)

Goal: Reduce public disruption and suffering while improving safety.

Plan:

• Create a “crisis referral ladder”: - what residents do - what businesses do - what police do - what county/state partners do
• Build a simple referral card system and posting plan: - City website - libraries - businesses - public bulletin locations

Deliverable:

• “Wendover Crisis Resource Sheet” published and distributed

Goal: Move people from stuck → working → trained → stable.

Plan:

• Partner mapping: - trade programs - workforce services - local employers
• Create a “Wendover Work Board”: - basic local openings - training opportunities - quick-start certifications

Deliverable:

• Monthly workforce update at City Council (5 minutes)

Goal: Reduce household vulnerability and increase local resilience.

Plan:

• Community garden pilot (small, fenced, water plan)
• Seed + starter program through partnerships (nonprofit/business)
• Identify legal land use options and water constraints first.

Deliverables:

• A pilot garden site recommendation
• A basic seasonal planting guide tailored to Wendover conditions

Important: A national AUBI is federal. But Wendover can still pilot local economic stability programs without pretending it’s federal law.

Local options that are legal and realistic:

• Utility relief programs through grants/partners
• “Earned benefits” programs tied to local service/workforce training
• Business incentive packages for hiring locally
• Tourism/event partnerships that create recurring revenue

Deliverable:

• A “Local Stability Options” memo: what we can do as a city vs. what is federal-only.

Goal: Bring innovation without hype, and protect residents.

Plan:

• A “Smart City Basics” approach: - traffic safety data (non-invasive) - infrastructure monitoring - emergency readiness tools
• Strong privacy guardrails: - no mass surveillance - no biometric collection without public approval - vendor transparency

Deliverable:

• “Innovation with Safety” policy outline for vendor contracts

Goal: Keep roads safe and predictable.

Plan:

• publish winter response routes (even if simple)
• identify equipment needs and backup arrangements
• coordinate with Nevada/Utah traffic impacts if applicable

Deliverable:

• Public winter response plan summary

Goal: Respect land, reduce waste, and avoid preventable conflict.

Plan:

• environmental impact mindset in every infrastructure decision
• consult tribal/heritage concerns when applicable
• protect air/water quality and stop dumping hotspots

Deliverable:

• “Environmental impact checklist” for city projects

Goal: Trust through receipts.

Plan:

• create a public dashboard format: - projects - costs - status - who is responsible
• tighten disclosure expectations for contracts and vendor selection

Deliverable:

• A simple public reporting page template

If elected, I will:

• publish a monthly progress report
• hold predictable public hours
• focus on measurable outcomes, not drama
• keep public meetings professional and lawful

Wendover doesn’t need noise. It needs structure. It needs a plan people can read, challenge, and improve.

I’m asking the City to adopt a process for proposals, hold a workshop, and approve three small pilots—so we stop talking in circles and start producing results.

Thank you.

Use this after every meeting so people see you’re organized:

Town Hall Notes — Date: Location: Wendover City Hall Key Topics Raised: (3 bullets) What the City Said: (3 bullets) My Position: (3 bullets) Next Actions Requested: (1–3 bullets) Next Meeting Date (if known): How Residents Can Participate:

Some of your posts call people lazy or insult “the speaker before him.” That’s social media energy. City Hall punishes that.

If you want to win the seat, speak like this:

• “Here’s the problem.”
• “Here’s the policy.”
• “Here’s the cost.”
• “Here’s the timeline.”
• “Here’s how you can hold me accountable.”

That’s how you become the adult in the room.

If you want, I can format this into:

1. a one-page handout for residents, and
2. a formal “submission letter” to the City Recorder/Clerk with attachments listed.