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Which is odd, because out of the two, only Bill broke the law.
Clinton broke a law but at least he didn't illegally order staff to ignore subpoenas, nor did he compromise our national security by withholding military aid from one of our allies.
Clinton broke a law but at least he didn't illegally order staff to ignore subpoenas, nor did he compromise our national security by withholding military aid from one of our allies.
You dont know if his order was illegal or not. And we will never know because the House democrats couldn’t be bothered challenging it in court. They wanted their impeachment, and they wanted it NOW.
The unwise impeachment of Andrew Johnson (who was a horrible president) probably set back the process of reconstruction by decades, ensuring continued suffering of freedmen through the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
The only really successful impeachment effort in US history was of Nixon, and it was a decidedly bi-partisan effort. Clinton's impeachment had some small bi-partisan support. This one has ZERO.
If you don't like the occupant of the White House the solution lies in the ballot box, not impeachment.
The unwise impeachment of Andrew Johnson (who was a horrible president) probably set back the process of reconstruction by decades, ensuring continued suffering of freedmen through the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
The only really successful impeachment effort in US history was of Nixon, and it was a decidedly bi-partisan effort. Clinton's impeachment had some small bi-partisan support. This one has ZERO.
If you don't like the occupant of the White House the solution lies in the ballot box, not impeachment.
Re: Andrew Johnson & his disastrous 'Swing Around the Circle' speaking campaign:
Johnson undertook the speaking tour in the face of increasing opposition in the northern states and in Washington to his lenient form of reconstruction in the south, which had led the southern states largely to revert to the social system that had predominated before the Civil War.
Mike Pence will never be elected President. He has all the appeal of a marshmallow.
Appeal isn’t as important as getting things done. He’ll be riding Trump’s wave after 2024. Dems need to start focusing on 2024 right now to stand a chance. They’re so focused on Trump while all they have to offer is that side show of Biden, Sanders, Pocahontas....
The unwise impeachment of Andrew Johnson (who was a horrible president) probably set back the process of reconstruction by decades, ensuring continued suffering of freedmen through the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
The only really successful impeachment effort in US history was of Nixon, and it was a decidedly bi-partisan effort. Clinton's impeachment had some small bi-partisan support. This one has ZERO.
If you don't like the occupant of the White House the solution lies in the ballot box, not impeachment.
Re: Nixon
Quote:
The Judiciary Committee voted on October 30, to begin consideration of possible impeachment of President Nixon by a 21–17 party-line vote, with all the committee's Democrats voting yes and all Republicans voting no,[42] and took up the matter in earnest that December, upon completing the Ford confirmation hearings.
Mike Pence will never be elected President. He has all the appeal of a marshmallow.
Democrats will vote for Pence, they love marshmallows !!!
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