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Published: June 12, 2019 | 7 min read, 1339 words
On February 13, 2016, Justice Antonin Scalia died. Before his body was in the ground, Senate Majority Leader announced he would block anyone President Barack Obama nominated to fill Scalia’s seat. The next week, Jeb Bush dropped out of the Republican primary, quickly followed by ...
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June 14, 2019
While the article is an interesting editorial, my take was that a lot of it was projection, conjecture, and viewpoint rather than all factual reporting.
The varied polling ratings of Presidents was interesting and somewhat persuasive, but the ultimate FACT in this scenario seemed to be lacking; namely that Congress is required to impeach if the President (or other officer) is criminal, negligent, or compromised in any significant way to a foreign power.
So the fact that any Congress person who does not want to impeach -- solely based on the current facts -- they might open themselves up to impeachment for deliberate dereliction of duty, or blocking the checks & balanced required for the USA government to function. That includes Pelosi, too!
June 14, 2019
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The author made his case clearly and concisely, and the factual bases for his conclusion seem well founded.
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