That is a genuine argument that the Senate doesn't have the...

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    That is a genuine argument that the Senate doesn't have the power to convict once he leaves office.

    I personally think that it's unlikely the Supreme Court would find that as there's precedent of it happening in the past with other positions, and it would set a new precedent where an official would be effectively immune from anything they do wrong late in their term.
 
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