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Donald Trump's impeachment trial looks to be heading for an acquittal, but the 14th amendment could give Democrats a Plan B - 09-Feb-2021

Democrats could find another way to bar Donald Trump from high office, using a little-known clause in the constitution's 14th amendment, according to a leading US legal scholar.

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Donald Trump's impeachment trial looks to be heading for an acquittal, but the 14th amendment could give Democrats a Plan B

Donald Trump's impeachment trial looks to be heading for an acquittal, but the 14th amendment could give Democrats a Plan B
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An obscure constitutional amendment could hold the key to Donald Trump's political fate.
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Donald Trump's impeachment will head to a trial in the US Senate this week, although it's unlikely there will be enough votes to convict the former president.
The US House of Representatives has already impeached Mr Trump, but he is yet to be convicted — a step that would bar him from holding office again.
For Mr Trump to be convicted, two-thirds of the US Senate would have to vote in favour of it, which is a high bar to clear.

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