Any lawyers in the House?

I'm in need of an answer about whether or not the Constitution mandates impeachment. I'd greatly appreciate an opinion from an attorney.

the power of impeachment is given to the House. the House has discretion as to whether or not to bring Articles of Impeachment.

an attorney to say that. Are you one, perchance?

This appears nowhere in the Constitution but I believe it is wrongful to impeach a president without a bi-partisan effort. Otherwise, if it is going to be done across party lines, I don't think it's legitimate. All you have to do is have enough votes.

The article cited above is very nice, but you still have a problem if it is done straight across party lines but to the letter of the Constitution. The House can elect to impeach, while the Senators vote not guilty. How are you going to stop them? There is no appeal and it is within their discretion.

If you cannot muster sufficient votes to impeach across party lines, then you have no right to do it at all as far as I am concerned. The letter of the Constitution is all fine and good but you still have to be practical and functional.