Part 2 of impeachment questionair
Question 6
Assuming the court does NOT hear the case, what percentage of the population must approve of impeachment in a vote?
a) simple majority (50% + 1 vote)
b) 2/3 (66.67%) of the vote
c) 3/4 (75%) of the vote
d) 4/5 (80%) of the vote
e) other (please post your opinion)
Question 7
Assuming the people want to hear the case even after the court has said no, what percentage of the population must approve of impeachment in a vote?
a) simple majority (50% + 1 vote)
b) 2/3 (66.67%) of the vote
c) 3/4 (75%) of the vote
d) 4/5 (80%) of the vote
e) other (please post your opinion)
Question 8
Should the official being impeached be temporarily removed from office during the impeachment process?
- Yes
- No
Question 9
If the official is temporarily removed, how should they be temporarily replaced, and if so by what methods?
a) No, the position remains vacant. If it is the president, then the VP plays for him.
b) Yes, the President assigns to someone
c) Yes, the person appoints an assistant
d) The game stops until the issue is resolved, so no replacement is necessary
Question 10
What should an official be impeached for (vote for all that apply)?
a) breaking a law
b) making poor decisions
c) becoming unpopular
d) ticking off the great banana
OK, I think I got what everybody was discussing. These polls are unofficial, they are to be used for public opinion purposes only. They both expire in 5 days. Thanks for taking the time. J
Question 6
Assuming the court does NOT hear the case, what percentage of the population must approve of impeachment in a vote?
a) simple majority (50% + 1 vote)
b) 2/3 (66.67%) of the vote
c) 3/4 (75%) of the vote
d) 4/5 (80%) of the vote
e) other (please post your opinion)
Question 7
Assuming the people want to hear the case even after the court has said no, what percentage of the population must approve of impeachment in a vote?
a) simple majority (50% + 1 vote)
b) 2/3 (66.67%) of the vote
c) 3/4 (75%) of the vote
d) 4/5 (80%) of the vote
e) other (please post your opinion)
Question 8
Should the official being impeached be temporarily removed from office during the impeachment process?
- Yes
- No
Question 9
If the official is temporarily removed, how should they be temporarily replaced, and if so by what methods?
a) No, the position remains vacant. If it is the president, then the VP plays for him.
b) Yes, the President assigns to someone
c) Yes, the person appoints an assistant
d) The game stops until the issue is resolved, so no replacement is necessary
Question 10
What should an official be impeached for (vote for all that apply)?
a) breaking a law
b) making poor decisions
c) becoming unpopular
d) ticking off the great banana
OK, I think I got what everybody was discussing. These polls are unofficial, they are to be used for public opinion purposes only. They both expire in 5 days. Thanks for taking the time. J
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