Republican lawmaker in Maine files to impeach secretary of state Shenna Bellows after her decision to disqualify Trump from the ballot - as Bellows reveals she's been receiving DEATH threats since her ruling
- Shenna Bellows, the secretary of state for Maine, on Thursday announced she had concluded Donald Trump was ineligible to appear on their primary ballot
- Trump's spokesman accused her of election interference, and on Friday a Republican in the Maine House filed to seek her impeachment
- John Andrews argued that she had exceeded her authority, and said that by her rationale Joe Biden should be blocked for helping an enemy - Iran and China
A Maine Republican has filed notice of his intent to impeach their secretary of state, accusing her of overstepping her authority by removing Donald Trump from the state ballot and arguing that, by her rationale, Joe Biden should also be removed.
John Andrews, was elected in 2018 to the Maine House of Representatives, said on Friday he filed a request with the Maine Revisor's Office, saying he wanted 'to file a Joint Order, or whichever is the proper parliamentary mechanism under Mason's Rules, to impeach Secretary of State Shenna Bellows.'
Bellows on Thursday announced that Trump was disqualified from their state primaries for violating Section Three of the 14th Amendment of the Constitution, which prohibits anyone who has engaged in insurrection from holding office.