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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
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CMV: The Handling of the US Impeachment Trial is Disarming the Legislature

The current approach in the US Senate of not calling for witness testimony, not calling for evidence, and senators attitudes that this impeachment trial is not a serious part of members of the legislative branch's professional responsibility as laid out in the constitution, sets a precedent that will remove the power of the legislature as a check on the executive branch.

The consolidation of power in the executive branch has been growing for decades but this trial appears to be one of the most clear precedent setting moments that demonstrates the executive branch will not be put in check by the elected members of congress. It appears that citizens voting will become the only check with the constitutional checks and balances between the executive and legislative branches no longer relevant.
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It would take a 2/3 majority to remove trump from office.  If you put in the political capital necessary to remove the president why not limit their power insted?

Why not take away war powers?  Why not end the war on terror or on drugs?  Changing people dosen't change systems.  Removing this elected official doesn't address the underlying problem.  The power Congress surrendered to the executive.