A question which should be asked of Roberts:

[zbdent]

"If George W. Bush came up guilty in an impeachment, would you overturn the inevitable pardon?"

Let it get out there . . .

[texpatriot2004]

1. good question n/t

[ManiacJoe]

2. Is this an attempt at a trick question?

Impeachments are the one "crime" that cannot be pardoned. Plus, there is no authority granted to anyone or any institution for reversing or overturning one.

[ManiacJoe]

4. Clarification

The last sentance should have read: Plus, there is no authority granted to anyone or any institution for reversing or overturning a pardon.

**insert gripe about editing limitations here**

[napi21]

3. Trick question or not, I don't thin the SC can do that.

Impeachment is written into the Original Constitution, so even a strict constructionist couldn't disregard it. Short of a constitution ammendment, it simply can't happen!