impeaching
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of Impeach
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According to MBC write up seen by this publication, the opposition members have gathered two cases to back their decision of impeaching the 80 year old president.
At one point, they showed video of a younger Graham, then a South Carolina congressman and now a GOP senator allied with Trump, arguing during Bill Clinton’s 1999 impeachment that no crime was needed for impeaching a president.
He basically said the Democrats were sore losers unable to accept the fact that they can’t nab the presidency, then accused of election interference, thus impeaching the impeachment.
For instance, Nadler pointed to Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz, who will argue against impeaching and removing the president later this week.
Hagedorn voted against impeaching Trump on charges of abuse of power and obstructing Congress.
Disaffection with Holden's actions led to white Democratic legislators' impeaching Holden and removing him from office, but their reasons were numerous.