There are quite a few articles online regarding due process and impeachment stemming from Trump's legal team trying that argument in his first impeachment. The gist of every single one of those articles is that due process does not apply to impeachment which is a political process, not a judicial process.

From one of those articles by the Bulwark (I don't know what their political leanings are I just chose this snippet because it explains it clearly): "Due process protects regular people from an overbearing, arbitrary hand of government that attempts to deprive individuals of “life, liberty, or property” without notice and an opportunity to be heard first. The Fifth Amendment’s Due Process Clause (the one that binds the federal government) is not intended to protect officeholders—such as the individual who heads the entire federal criminal and military apparatus—from political investigation or a House impeachment trial."

Google "due process impeachment" yourself and be prepared for a significant amount of reading of opinions from those who know what they are talking about.

Historical precedent when, in 1876, the Secretary of War was impeached even though he had submitted his resignation to President Grant in hope's of avoiding impeachment. He was still impeached but acquitted in the Senate trial.

But in this case Trump was impeached before he left office, something you can't seem to understand. An impeachment demands further action by the Senate, the trial. The process must be completed.

Of course the gutless Republicans in the Senate will undoubtedly fail to convict. A handful will vote to convict because they value their oath of office while the balance will not because they fear that Trump and his base will punish them. What the hell, they wanted to hang Mike Pence during the invasion of the Capitol.

If it is a good idea to impeach and try former presidents, what about former Democrat presidents when Republicans get the majority? Think about it and let’s do what is best for the country.

First up, what about Obama's "war on cops." Seeing as Democrats say that Trump's rhetoric 'incited an insurrection' at the U.S. Capitol as the primary reason for their second bogus impeachment, it's more than fair to say that Obama should be equally held accountable for his rhetoric as president which inspired a war on cops, resulting in a spike in assassinations of police officers nationwide. Among those who were lost in the attacks were five Dallas police officers murdered in an attack in 2016.

The second-most important article of impeachment against Obama should be the IRS targeting scandal, which former IRS official Lois Lerner confirmed actually happened. Not only were tea party groups improperly targeted, according to documents obtained by Judicial Watch, but the whole scheme was also orchestrated out of Washington, D.C. There was also evidence of White House involvement. Then-IRS Commissioner Douglas Shulman was at the White House at least 157 times while the IRS was targeting tea party groups.

Third, Obama agreed to "illegal treaties" without the consent of the Senate, the Iran Nuclear Deal and Paris Climate Accords, both of which met the requirements for an international treaty. However, Obama refused to submit them to the Senate presumably because he knew they would be shot down. So he simply implemented in apparent violation of the Constitution.

Fourth, Obama violated at least four federal laws back in 2010, for offering then-congressman Joe Sestak, D-Pa., a job in his administration in exchange for not challenging Arlen Specter for the Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate. Bribery is a crime, and Barack Obama committed it. At the same time, Obama illegally fired Gerald Walpin, the inspector general for the Corporation for National and Community Service after Walpin investigated Obama's friend and donor, Kevin Johnson.

Fifth, in 2014, 47 of 73 inspectors general wrote to Congress charging "the Obama administration was obstructing investigations by not giving them full access to the information they need." Such systemic corruption would have been considered an impeachable [offense] for almost any other president.

Sixth, Obama spied on the news media, demanding two months of phone records from some Associated Press reporters and editors. Reporter James Rosen of Fox News, even was threatened with jail time when the Obama Justice Department labeled him a 'co-conspirator' with one of his sources.

Seventh, Obama's "illegal war in Libya" started by bypassing Congress's authority. The Benghazi attack cover-up was next. Four Americans, including the ambassador, were murdered in Benghazi in an orchestrated terror assault. But Obama's administration, instead "called it a spontaneous demonstration" in order "to hide the fact it was a pre-planned terror attack and that they were grossly unprepared."

The Obama administration, including then-Vice President Joe Biden, "obstructed" an investigation by Congress. Officials then jailed an innocent man, Nakoula Basseley Nakoula, whose film "The Innocence of Muslims" was pulled out of anonymity and blamed for the attack.

And finally, there's Obamagate and the attempted coup on a duly elected president.

The spying on President Trump’s campaign alone [that is] is chock full of abuses of power and illegal activity. The Obama administration spied on the Trump campaign based on a bogus dossier funded by the Hillary campaign. The Obama administration used the dossier, that they knew was Russian disinformation ginned up to distract from Hillary’s email scandal, to obtain a FISA warrant even though they never had any empirical evidence of collusion. Further, evidence that Russia actually preferred Hillary over Trump was allegedly suppressed by Obama’s CIA Director John Brennan. The Obamagate scandal runs deep, wide, and dirty.

And Obama was aware that his administration was spying on Trump’s incoming National Security Adviser Michael Flynn, whose communications with then-Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak were illegally leaked to the media to bolster the bogus claims of Russian collusion between Trump and Russia.

Obama’s direct knowledge of the details of Flynn’s wiretapped calls even shocked his then-Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates. Obama had fired Flynn as head of the Defense Intelligence Agency in 2014 in order to protect Obama’s nuclear deal with Iran. Evidence that the Obama administration intended to catch Flynn in a perjury trap or get him fired was also exposed, prompting Trump’s Department of Justice to drop the case against Flynn. And Obama’s direct knowledge of the attempt to railroad Flynn proved that the effort to undermine Trump went all the way to the top.

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What bus are you talking about? Have a scenario going in your warped mind do you? All Trump said was he hoped that Pence would do the right thing by which he meant that Pence send some delegations back to the states to request another vote from their electors, totally legal and Constitutional and which was something that Pennsylvania specifically requested be done.

And the Capitol riot violence did not extend to people unlike the Antifa and BLM and Democrat sanctioned riots of last year. There were no fires, no looting, and no statues toppled. And no one wanted to hang anybody.