What happens in 2024 if Joe Biden and Donald Trump are both impeached?
Sudiksha Kochi
USA Today
September 13, 2023
There are likely several Republican House members who represent more moderate districts and wouldn't vote for impeachment unless there is actual evidence Biden committed actual treason or a high crime or misdemeanor, said Marc Scholl, a former prosecutor in New York now counsel to the firm Lewis Baach Kaufmann & Middlemiss. The Constitution says the president can be removed from office over "treason, bribery, or other high crimes and misdemeanors."
Even if the House found a majority to bring charges, it's not likely that two-thirds of the Senate, controlled by Democrats, would convict Biden, Scholl said.