is it legally possible to impeach all members of both houses of congress at one time ?

Answer 1

only in a perfect world

Answer 2

Members of Congress cannot be impeached as there is no mechanism to do so. Some states have a process of "recall" which requires a special election on whether to keep the individual or not. In the long run, only the ballot box removes a sitting member of Congress. Just for your information, on the average, only about 2 % of all members of Congress running for reelection to the same seat are defeated in any election.

Answer 3

No -- nor is impeachment necessary.

Each chamber of Congress can remove members from their own chamber without having to go for a formal impeachment. See Article I Section 5.

However, Congress will not vote to remove itself from power.

Answer 4

I'm sure Congress protected itself from such treachery. However, "we the people" have a Constitutional right - and obligation - to "keep and bear arms" in order to protect ourselves from an oppressive and tyrannical government. Maybe it's time we put down the remote, got up off the sofa, and started a second American Revolution. -RKO- 09/01/07

Answer 5

Nope, you need to have enough people to impeach vote them out, and they are not going to impeach themselves.

Answer 6

No, impeachment is for Presidents only and there is no evidence of criminal activity against all members of Congress.

Answer 7

Let's do it and see what happens. Maybe we'll even learn from the mistakes the idiots who replace them will make.

Answer 8

No it isn't

Answer 9

that would be great!