Impeach Convict Remove Button

Impeach Convict Remove Button

The sign Major Watson held. Now on your lapel.

Three words that an Air Force major carried up the steps of the United States Capitol on a Wednesday in July 2026, in uniform, knowing the arrest was coming, refusing to stop when the order came. The same three words that are now part of the historical record of this moment — the first time in American history that an active-duty commissioned officer publicly called for a sitting president’s impeachment, conviction and removal, at personal cost, on the constitutional grounds that the oath he swore in 2005 required it.

The button is the civilian version of what he held on those steps.

Smaller. Safer. Considerably less likely to result in arrest and military investigation and the potential forfeiture of a twenty-year career and pension. But carrying the same three words in the same sequence for the same reason — because the constitutional process exists, because it has never been needed more urgently than it is needed right now, and because Major Jason Watson already showed what it looks like when someone decides the oath is not a formality but an operating instruction.

Impeach. Convict. Remove. In that order. On your lapel until Congress decides the oath means what it says.

Pin it on. Major Watson already showed you how it is done.

Features

Impeach Convict Remove bold clean constitutional graphic design
Military civic courage and constitutional accountability inspired artwork
Durable lightweight metal construction
Vivid fade-resistant full colour print
Smooth glossy finish for a premium look
Secure pin backing for easy attachment
Available in multiple sizes

Perfect For

Jackets bags and backpacks
Accountability events and civic solidarity gatherings
Constitutional advocacy and impeachment resistance collections
Gifts for Major Watson supporters veterans and democracy advocates
Political courage and civic engagement essentials