Sunlight. Perhaps the most surprising natural disinfectant is sunlight. Ultraviolet radiation of the sun kills pathogens that cause diarrhea. In fact, scientists have found that exposing a bottle of water to sunlight for 6 hours is an economical way to provide developing countries with safe drinking water (see References 2). The disinfecting properties of sunlight can also be useful around the house. If you have an object that you can move outside, the sun's rays can help disinfect it. A stained piece of white laundry can be effectively brightened and disinfected by spraying the stain with lemon juice or vinegar and then hanging it in the sun (see References 1).
While the Constitution requires âHigh Crimes or Misdemeanorsâ, the wording is so vague (and has never been tested in court) as to make ANY legal definition moot. Presidents are impeached when there is enough outrage (or malice) in Congress to support a Bill of Impeachment. Might this happen to President Trump.
Critics would need to settle on one argument. The Constitution states that a president can be impeached if convicted of treason, bribery or other high crimes and misdemeanors.. Those looking to impeach Trump would need to show he has done something that falls into one of those categories â which requires more evidence.