For comparison, CNN's Ryan Struyk points out: Clinton, 1998: 29% impeach, 20163% don't impeach Bush, 2006: 30% impeach, 69% don't impeach Obama, 2014: 29% impeach, 70% don't impeach Trump, 2019: 50% impeach, 43% don't impeach Clinton, of course, was impeached by the House but not removed by the Senate.
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With all this 'impeach, impeach' going on, do you care?
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"To impeach, or not to impeach," that is not the question.
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" These searches include "how to impeach Trump" and "impeach Trump petition.
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"To impeach Steele's dossier is to impeach Mueller's investigation," he told me.
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You have -- basically what he&aposs saying is we have Democrats and others saying impeach, impeach, impeach of the president, and that, obviously, looks ridiculous.
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" In her eulogy for comedian Dick Gregory at his funeral this past Saturday, Waters said, "I'm gonna say 'Impeach 45 everyday, Impeach 45 everyday, Impeach 45 everyday.
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Steyer has poured $20 million into his "Need to Impeach" campaign to impeach Trump.
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And so the Democrats are having a Hamlet moment: To impeach, or not to impeach.
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He voted to impeach Bill Clinton, but has not publicly stated whether he would impeach Trump.
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Will any House Republicans vote to impeach, and how many Democrats will vote not to impeach?
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Forty-three percent said impeach and remove, 49% said do not impeach or remove, and 8% said they weren't sure.
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You don't impeach people when they're doing a good job and you don't impeach people when there was no collusion.
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They'll probably move to impeach him, but then you know you got to ... Look, they moved to impeach President Clinton.
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If Congress tried to impeach those two previous presidents, does that mean it should also try to impeach Mr. Trump?
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The billionaire former hedge fund manager's Need to Impeach campaign quickly launched digital ads Tuesday escalating calls to impeach Trump.
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By 2017, he'd launched his latest, most headline-grabbing project: the Need to Impeach initiative, lobbying lawmakers to impeach Trump.
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If you can't impeach a president whose very election is found to have been illegitimate, then whom can you impeach?
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Steyer is also leading an initiative called Need to Impeach,which is geared toward influencing Congress to impeach President Donald Trump.
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Steyer is also leading an initiative called Need to Impeach, which is geared toward influencing Congress to impeach President Donald Trump.
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There are extreme opinions on this matter, which reiterates the weight of the decision to impeach or not impeach a president.
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"I don't think you should impeach for political reasons, and I don't think you should not impeach for political reasons," Pelosi said.
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As Pelosi described it, the party "can't impeach him for political reasons" but can't refuse to impeach him for political reasons, either.
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The House voted 85033-197 to impeach Trump on abuse of power and 229-198 to impeach him on obstruction of justice.
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If you can impeach a president simply for lying about sex, surely you can impeach a president who sacks the person investigating him?
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"[The strategy] is for public opinion, because eventually the decision here is going to be impeach [or] not impeach," he said in May.
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Enter Steyer, who spent millions on ads pushing the need to impeach Trump through his aptly named group Need to Impeach last election cycle.
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It is just as politicized a maneuver to not impeach in the face of overwhelming evidence as it is to impeach w/o cause.
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"It is for public opinion, because eventually the decision here is going to be impeach [or] not impeach," Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani told CNN.
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"We're going to impeach the President -- if we impeach the President -- we will impeach him on adequate, urgent grounds to defend our democratic republic," Nadler responded, prompting Bash to ask if he's fine with there possibly being no Republican votes in favor of impeachment.
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If you could impeach Bill Clinton for lying to Congress, why can't you impeach President Trump for preventing his entire administration from speaking to Congress?
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"[What] we are defending here is for public opinion because eventually the decision here is going to be impeach or not impeach," Giuliani told CNN.
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Steyer has also emerged as a major figure in the push to impeach President Trump, using his group, Need to Impeach, to promote the movement.
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It would be a complete overreach to make impeachment the issue, it would be an overreach to impeach unless there is something really there to impeach about.
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But other presidential candidates have warned of the political ramifications of a failed effort to impeach, and argue the Republican-controlled Senate is unlikely to impeach Trump.
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More recently, Steyer has become known for his efforts to pressure lawmakers on Capitol Hill to impeach Trump, launching an initiative in 2017 dubbed Need to Impeach.
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Democrats had to impeach Trump Even as it was always pretty clear Trump would be acquitted, it should be equally obvious that Democrats had to impeach him.
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Abuse of power and obstruction of Congress, the charges used to impeach Trump, are simply not crimes so can&apost be used to impeach, he has said.
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They were all willing to talk about why they were going to vote to impeach the president, why they weren't going to vote to impeach the president.
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Pelosi reiterated that impeachment would be a very divisive process for the country and argued that it is not a binary choice to impeach or not to impeach.
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As Representative Jerrold Nadler, the incoming Democratic chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, put it on CNN this weekend, there's a difference between can impeach and should impeach.
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House GOP leaders have been wary of voting to impeach Koskinen, given that the chamber has only voted one other time in history to impeach a Cabinet-level official.
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"I don't think you should impeach for political reasons, and I don't think you should not impeach for political reasons," Pelosi said at the Peter G. Peterson Foundation's Fiscal Summit.
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We are defending -- to a large extent, remember, Dana, we are defending here, it is for public opinion, because eventually the decision here is going to be impeach, not impeach.
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Justice Mello ruled that Eduardo Cunha, the Brazilian legislator spearheading the effort to impeach Ms. Rousseff, who himself faces bribery charges, must evaluate a request made to impeach Mr. Temer.
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We are defending — to a large extent, remember, Dana, we are defending here, it is for public opinion, because eventually the decision here is going to be impeach, not impeach.
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Many Democrats "wanted to impeach this president the day he won the election," he said, also pointing to the campaign by Democratic billionaire Tom Steyer to push lawmakers to impeach Trump.
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It seems exceedingly unlikely as a political matter that the House would impeach a President, see that President acquitted in the Senate and then impeach him again for the same conduct.
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Through his organization, "Need to Impeach," he is directing a massive direct mail pitch to 300,000 Florida voters that have signed up to support his effort to impeach President Donald Trump.
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Bad news for billionaire Democratic activist Tom Steyer, and his group "Need to Impeach" — a political organization that has dedicated the last two years to lobbying Congress to impeach Donald Trump.
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All you do -- vote to impeach, bye, bye birdie.
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"This — this is formal impeach — impeachment proceedings," Nadler said.
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What are Democrats going to do -- impeach him again?
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The demand by Democrats to impeach President Trump, without satisfying the constitutional criteria, may be turned tomorrow into a demand by Republicans to again impeach a Democratic president while ignoring these criteria.
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Kevin Mack, the lead strategist for Need to Impeach, said that with Democrats now in control of the House, Need to Impeach and its backers have more room to lobby Democratic lawmakers directly.
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A group of House Republicans would need the support of a majority of the House to impeach and two-thirds of the Senate to convict the deputy attorney general, not to impeach him.
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But Clinton's opponents know what they would do: impeach her.
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"The Senate is not going to impeach this guy," Sen.
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You move to impeach them and remove them from office.
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His testimony led the House of Representatives to impeach him.
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Agenda item number one, they want to impeach the president.
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You do whatever you have to do and impeach Trump.
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First and foremost, nobody is really trying to impeach Trump!
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Instead, I am strengthening my commitment to Need to Impeach.
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"Impeach that," Trump trade adviser Peter Navarro told CNN Friday.
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The Need to Impeach campaign may be just getting started.
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The National Assembly voted to impeach Ms Park in December.
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Immigrants are welcome here!" and carried signs reading "Impeach Trump.
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You want to impeach a president of the United States?
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You don't indict presidents, you impeach them, the theory went.
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A month after the midterms, the House voted to impeach.
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If Democrats win in 2018, should they impeach Donald Trump?
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"They can impeach me for anything they want," Duncan remarks.
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The House appears to have enough votes to impeach Trump.
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" -- Jesse Watters: "If you impeach Trump, you get President Pence.
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WATCH: How to impeach the President of the United States
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"We haven't even made a decision to impeach," she said.
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A simple majority vote is required to impeach a president.
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He didn't vote to impeach Clinton, but supports impeaching Trump.
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Some Democrats have already floated attempting to impeach Trump. Rep.
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Amazon sells plenty of "Impeach 45" merchandise on its website.
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One woman promised to start a petition to impeach her.
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" Here is what the president's adversaries heard: "Time to impeach.
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Of half the country in a moral fever to impeach.
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Most 2020 Democrats would rather defeat Trump than impeach him.
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But, my mind is made up: I say impeach him.
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" Trump said during a rally in Charlotte, N.C. "Impeach them!
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Senator Sanders, do Democrats have any choice but to impeach?
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"Their job is to determine whether to impeach," he said.
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Are you allowed to impeach a president for gross incompetence?
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Or even if that Democratic House votes to impeach Trump.
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You don't impeach Presidents for doing a good (great!) job.
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Some attendees were also wearing bright green "Impeach Pruitt" shirts.
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The House, most everyone assumes, will vote to impeach Trump.
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" She added, "Do your constitutional duty and impeach the president.
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James A. SteinbergRhinebeck, N.Y. To the Editor: Impeach President Trump?
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But I'm not going to impeach him because, uh, partisanship.
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There was no rush to impeach by Republicans or Democrats.
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Instead, Democrats set an arbitrary timeline to impeach by Christmas.
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Nixon resigned from office before Congress could formally impeach him.
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The House of Representatives has the sole authority to impeach.
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What does it mean if we do impeach the president?
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The votes to impeach Donald Trump were partisan and predictable.
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Jost: On Wednesday, the House voted to impeach President Trump.
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He also led the campaign to impeach Arizona Republican Gov.
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To Democrats, that's the reason they had to impeach him.
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You might remember her from "impeach the motherfu----" video fame.
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The House can vote to impeach with a majority vote.
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The House last week rejected an attempt to impeach Trump.
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In order to remove one, you have to impeach them.
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The National Assembly voted to impeach Ms. Park on Dec.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi never wanted to impeach President Donald Trump.
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Democratic leaders never had any actual intent to impeach Trump.
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She was voting to impeach, and many of them objected.
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It shatters the fragile rationale for the rush to impeach.
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You've revived your charity, ITMFA, or Impeach the Motherfucker Already.
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Read "Brazil's Lower House Votes to Impeach President Dilma Rousseff"
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"What we're doing here, it is the public opinion, because eventually the decision here is going to be impeach or not impeach," Giuliani told CNN's Dana Bash on "State of the Union" on Sunday.
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House GOP leaders are wary of voting to impeach Koskinen, given that the chamber has only voted one time in history to impeach a Cabinet-level official: Secretary of War William Belknap in 22019.
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The Associated Press reported that the House of Delegates on Monday afternoon voted 2628-28503 to impeach Justice Allen Loughry, followed a couple hours later by a 22019-41 vote to impeach Justice Robin Davis.
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"I don't even bring it up … the impeach word," he said.
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She wants to abolish ICE and of course impeach President Trump.
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"We're going to impeach the motherf-----," she told supporters Thursday night.
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This is all an effort to say don&apost impeach me.
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They told every Democrat: stop Maxine Waters from saying impeach 20163.
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Why make Trump a hero by saying, 'They couldn't impeach me'?
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They want to impeach Donald Trump, but don&apost say it.
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Ed Buck, who led the campaign to impeach Arizona Republican Gov.
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Any effort to impeach Trump would likely begin in the committee.
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House Speaker Eduardo Cunha: He launched the effort to impeach Rousseff.
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The share of those Americans who wanted to impeach him grew.
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And remember: The House does not need a crime to impeach.
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" "There's enough we know now to vote to impeach this President.
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The words "Try to impeach this" were plastered across the middle.
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The "Impeach Trump" sign in right field, via two readers pic.twitter.
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Then, the Democrats controlled Congress, wherein lies the power to impeach.
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You can impeach Trump now for the DC hotel/emoluments clause.
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HANNITY: The impeach Trump but don&apost tell people is true.
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They want to impeach the president, they want their crumbs back.
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They want to impeach this president, but don&apost say it.
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His efforts to impeach Trump may hurt a Steyer presidential run.
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That investigation eventually led the House of Representatives to impeach Clinton.
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Mr. Rowland resigned before lawmakers could decide whether to impeach him.
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His petition to impeach the president has over 7.4 million signatures.
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They want to impeach and they want to do it now.
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He has been a vocal supporter of efforts to impeach Trump.
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If this happened, the House would surely move to impeach him.
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The bureaucrats know they don't have to impeach Trump to win.
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President Richard Nixon resigned in 1974 before Congress could impeach him.
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The U.S. Constitution empowers the House of Representatives to impeach presidents.
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Trump would love the dem goons to try and impeach. #BringItOn.
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A majority of House members must vote in favor to impeach.
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The lawmakers weighing whether to impeach him are attempting a coup.
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"I did not come to Congress to impeach a president," Rep.
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This isn't the first time Democrats have argued to impeach Trump.
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Reasonable people having different conclusions isn't compelling evidence to impeach. pic.twitter.
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This guy was part of the committee vote to impeach Nixon!
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He did not back the Republican-led effort to impeach Clinton.
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Graham has staunchly defended Trump against Democratic efforts to impeach him.
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Here, protesters demanded his impeachment, with one sign reading, "Impeach Butthead."
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By my count, there are now four grounds to impeach Trump.
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Instead, Steyer is a liberal activist who wants to impeach Trump.
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The House moved to impeach Clinton at the end of 85033.
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The populist parties want to block his appointment, and impeach Mattarella.
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Efforts to impeach the president mainly served to energize his base.
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But the court said that was not grounds to impeach her.
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I have not said we should impeach the president right now.
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The decision to impeach or not is a difficult one indeed.
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The goal was to impeach the President, no matter the facts.
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December 9, 2016 - South Korea's National Assembly votes to impeach Park.
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"We must impeach this president," said a statement from Democratic Rep.
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This week the House is expected to vote to impeach Trump.
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That was in 1876 to impeach Secretary of War William Belknap.
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GOP lawmakers have moved to impeach the justices behind the decision.
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The Democrats don't need classified information to impeach the Nunes memo.
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Any House R who votes to impeach the president — they're done.
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I don't really think there was anything to impeach him on.
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So they don't lose anybody, they'll be able to impeach anybody.
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House Democrats say they had no choice but to impeach him.
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The ruling approved the National Assembly's December vote to impeach her.
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The Hill: House Democratic leaders fend off calls to impeach Trump.
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On Wednesday, the House of Representatives voted to impeach President Trump.
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Democrats already are moving to impeach Trump on the Ukraine matter.
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And the House declined to impeach Trump based on those findings.
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"You cannot impeach a president on an unsourced allegation," Sekulow said.
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This G.O.P. is not going to impeach him; forget that fantasy.
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You can't impeach the president over the exercise of executive privilege.
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Democrats are picking up speed in their efforts to impeach him.
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"You can't impeach me, the economy's so good," says Colbert/Trump.
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And interestingly, Buttigieg doesn't favor trying to impeach President Donald Trump.
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Justin Amash of Michigan voted to impeach Trump on both counts.
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We've known for weeks that the House would vote to impeach.
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Or is it enough to impeach Al Capone for tax evasion?
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"They've been trying to impeach me from day one," he said.
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Nixon knew that firing Cox would invite a move to impeach.
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Brad Sherman insisted there were already grounds to impeach the President.
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In July, Meadows and Jordan proposed a resolution to impeach Rosenstein.
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There is now no question: It's time to impeach Donald Trump.
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JOHN HARWOOD: Will Democrats impeach him if they retake the house?
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Congress can also vote to impeach the president or federal judges.
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That's especially remarkable for a country looking to impeach its president.
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A simple majority vote is needed in the House to impeach.
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In a certain sense, the attempts to impeach Trump are shocking.
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Asked bluntly if she would impeach the president, Scanlon said no.
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The rise of the self-described very conservatives within Republican ranks is one big reason why it will be harder to get Republicans aboard the impeach-and-remove-Trump train than the impeach-and-remove-Nixon train.
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One ad for Need to Impeach, Mr. Steyer's organization dedicated to removing Mr. Trump, featured Mr. Steyer standing in Times Square in front of one of his own electronic billboards, discussing his push to impeach the president.
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The Legislative Branch also holds constitutional power to impeach Supreme Court justices.
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He saw Nixon facing impeachment; we now have calls to impeach Trump.
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And if it does, does that make it time to impeach him?
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And you cannot impeach a president unless he&aposs committed a crime.
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The National Assembly voted soon after 234 to 56 to impeach her.
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Congress, meanwhile, has the constitutional authority to impeach and remove a president.
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He wants to dismantle Immigration and Customs Enforcement and impeach President Trump.
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There is enough we know now to vote to impeach this president.
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It only takes one such article to impeach and remove a president.
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When they impeach you for nothing, then you're supposed to like them.
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South Korea's National Assembly voted to impeach Park Geun-hye, the president.
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But it failed to secure enough votes in Congress to impeach him.
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There is certainly no ground to impeach him, as some Democrats want.
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Zero Republicans in the House voted to impeach Trump on either charge.
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And that is the vote to impeach Donald Trump in the House.
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Some Democratic candidates are running on a pledge to impeach Mr Trump.
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Mr Steyer is also funding a campaign to impeach President Donald Trump.
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Congress, though it may impeach him, looks too divided to remove him.
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They have the travel ban as a reason to impeach the president.
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The decision to impeach is a political one informed by legal precedent.
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This is now battlefield 2018 because they want to impeach the president.
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If the Democrats overreached to impeach this President ... PIRRO: Wait a minute.
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The House voted largely along party lines in December to impeach Trump.
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But ultimately, a federal crime is not required to impeach a president.
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Dig deeper: The current list of lawmakers who want to impeach Trump.
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Very few Republicans would want to impeach and remove their own president.
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HANNITY: And those are the people that want to impeach the president.
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"Impeach Trump — the evidence is already there," a caller named Pam said.
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Yet, if they try to impeach him, the smear could be expunged.
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Brazilians are so angry that they are about to impeach their president.
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Pat Toomey, some Republicans are threatening to impeach the judges for doing
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"political" matters—to impeach the president for the bombing of Cambodia and
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On the other, it's just not a good time to impeach him.
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" Trump said Pelosi told him Friday, "'We're not looking to impeach you.
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Congress isn't going to impeach the president for spitting on the sidewalk.
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He must know that the campaign to impeach him has already begun.
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Because the first thing that she's going to do is impeach him.
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House Democrats have long been at war over whether to impeach Trump.
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The Hill: Trump: If Dems win 21625 midterm elections they'll impeach me.
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He voted to impeach Clinton, and opposes the impeachment inquiry against Trump.
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They don't necessarily know why but they're just going to impeach her.
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The billionaire has spent millions on an ad campaign to impeach Trump.
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Another losing strategy is the increasingly loud call to impeach President Trump.
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"I didn't come to Congress to impeach a President," he told me.
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House and Senate Republicans will have to decide to impeach their president.
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The opposition parties tried to impeach Zuma in parliament, but they failed.
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"Not to impeach does not mean not to investigate," Mr. Borea said.
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They do not need to impeach him; they need to defeat him!
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Mr. Steyer is the founder of Need to Impeach and NextGen America.
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Tom Steyer is the founder of Need to Impeach and NextGen America.
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The decision of whether to impeach boils down to two main questions.
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And a congressional majority could impeach the president on virtually any grounds.
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Moderate Democrats might fear that voting to impeach would imperil their reelection.
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Some of the language of the decision undercuts the rush to impeach.
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Attempting to impeach Mr. Trump, she said, was not on the agenda.
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The House adopted a brief investigation in order to impeach by Christmas.
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If we impeach somebody, there ought to be something they did wrong.
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Some excerpts: Q. Some activists are making calls to impeach Mr. Trump.
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Today, I will vote to impeach the president of the United States.
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The House is expected to vote to impeach President Trump on Wednesday.
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Should the House move quickly to impeach or drag the investigation out?
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When lawmakers in the National Assembly voted to impeach her on Dec.
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IMPEACH: The Case Against Donald Trump, by Neal Katyal with Sam Koppelman.
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"Well, I'm not going to Washington to impeach the President," Davis said.
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McConnell criticized Pelosi and fellow Democrats over their push to impeach Trump.
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Republicans: Democrats have been determined to impeach this president from Day 1.
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Today I will vote to impeach the president of the United States.
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They wanted to impeach him before he took the oath of office.
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In other words, the President does not have power to un-impeach.
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"You cannot impeach a president on an unsourced allegation," Mr. Sekulow said.
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You know, 'We've got to impeach him because we can't beat him.
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The House will impeach and the Senate won't remove Trump, he predicted.
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Justin Amash, the former Republican-turned-independent who voted to impeach him.
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The House voted largely along party lines to impeach Trump last week.
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The House vote to impeach Trump is expected to take place midweek.
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Still, some progressive Democrats are pushing forward with calls to impeach Kavanaugh.
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But that doesn't mean they will all vote to impeach the president.
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Elizabeth Warren, who are calling for the House to impeach Trump now.
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Finally, Trump winds up with an "IMPEACH ME!" sign on his back.
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Add your name to demand the House begin proceedings to impeach Trump.
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Basically every one of them is expected to vote to impeach him.
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During his Senate run, O'Rourke said he would vote to impeach Trump.
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Justin Amash, the lone independent in the House, voted to impeach Trump.
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No Republican members are expected to vote to impeach Trump — though Rep.
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But they're not prepared to impeach Trump on obstruction of Congress alone.
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The House of Representatives voted to impeach President Donald Trump on Wednesday.
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Pelosi cautioned, however, that the party hasn't yet decided whether to impeach.
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The same goes for those who do not want to impeach Trump.
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Trump in turn urged Democrats to impeach him as soon as possible.
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"You're going to impeach and remove a president for this?" wondered Rep.
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Not only will we resist you, we will impeach you, Mr. President!
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At this point, a House majority to impeach is still not there.
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" He added, "You can't impeach somebody that is doing a great job.
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Mr. Dowd, have you heard of Congress's power to impeach a president?
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We don't have the option to impeach Weber two years from now.
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To my former colleagues in Congress: Finish the job and impeach him.
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Elizabeth Warren, who are calling for the House to impeach Trump now.
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It's not like a politician is unaccountable if you don't impeach them.
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Just this Sunday, one house of Brazil's Congress voted to impeach her.
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In a perverse way, Republicans' early reluctance to impeach Trump for the impeachable things he did in plain sight could transform into the reason they won't impeach him for that same conduct once his political collapse is complete.
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" This helps explain Trump's angry tweets in the run-up to the formal vote to impeach him such as, "How can they...impeach a very successful (Economy Plus) President of the United States, who has done nothing wrong?
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TAPPER: And, ultimately, if only Democrats vote to impeach the President, Trump -- President Trump, and Republicans and maybe a couple Democrats do not vote to impeach him, vote against that, doesn't that suggest that this is a partisan impeachment?
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After Representative Elissa Slotkin, a Democrat from Michigan, said she would vote to impeach President Trump, dozens of people bearing "Impeach Slotkin, Keep Trump" signs shouted down the first-term congresswoman at a packed town hall-style meeting. 26.
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Democratic congressional efforts at oversight should continue, but without a rush to impeach.
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Schumer, too, has scrupulously avoided answering calls from Democratic voters to impeach Trump.
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While the House did impeach the president, the Senate voted not to convict.
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South Korea South Korean lawmakers have voted to impeach President Park Geun-hye.
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"I don't even like to bring it up, the impeach word," Trump said.
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The words "Try to impeach this" were written on top of the map.
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This is not working…in less than four weeks they're voting to impeach.
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Need to Impeach, the organization that was pitched on the idea, ultimately declined.
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Legislators, including many from Ms Park's own party, voted convincingly to impeach her.
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President Richard Nixon resigned in 1974 before the full House could impeach him.
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A two-thirds majority is needed in the Senate to impeach the president.
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Despite the personal tensions, Sanford says Congress should censure and not impeach Trump.
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On October 2628, 28503, the House began a process to impeach President Nixon.
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"None of us came to Congress to impeach a president," Pelosi said Thursday.
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So far, few of them have said they want to impeach Mr Trump.
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I've voted to impeach federal judges so I've been there in that process.
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Go deeper: Some House Democrats are willing to risk 2020 to impeach Trump
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Impeachment: O'Rourke has said on multiple occasions he would vote to impeach Trump.
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Meanwhile, back in Washington, the House shot down an effort to impeach Trump.
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Dennis Kucinich of Ohio introduced a resolution to impeach President George W. Bush.
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And there are more voters (45%) who don't want Congress to impeach Trump.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has signaled she is in no hurry to impeach.
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First, Democrats should hesitate to lead with any candidate who voted to impeach.
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Elizabeth Warren, a 2020 candidate for president, called on Congress to impeach him.
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Congressman O'Rourke has said he would vote now today to impeach President Trump.
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As you put it in one of our past conversations: Impeach the sucker.
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And I suspect that partisans on the left will demand that we impeach.
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Steyer was referencing his Need to Impeach campaign to remove Trump from office.
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This impeach-fest, in fact, the only thing on the table for Democrats.
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Rousseff's opponents want to impeach her over accusations that she manipulated government accounts.
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People wanted me to impeach President (George W.) Bush for going into Iraq.
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Jeff Flake tweeted that "he does not agree" with the move to impeach.
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Fleming isn't the first politician to campaign on his push to impeach Koskinen.
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The House could impeach the president, but the Senate would ultimately acquit him.
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Read more: An overwhelming majority of Democrats think the House should impeach Trump.
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That doesn't mean we're going to impeach President Trump tomorrow or maybe ever.
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It was a document that almost begged House Republicans to impeach the President.
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Are they going to be trying to impeach him or talk about infrastructure?
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Mark Meadows and Jim Jordan's resolution to impeach Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein.
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Trump's Republican Party controls Congress and the ability to investigate or impeach him.
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The Judiciary Committee has to decide if there is enough evidence to impeach.
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When I followed up with Need to Impeach, they deferred to the campaign.
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A handful of signs reading "Remove Trump" and "Impeach Trump" dotted the crowd.
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Congress could also impeach the president for drastic abuses of the pardon power.
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It only takes a simple majority of the House to impeach a president.
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"I didn't want to come in here to impeach the president," she said.
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We already have enough to impeach the man who occupies the White House.
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And 45 percent of voters wanted to impeach and remove him from office.
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Plenty of Democrats wanted to impeach him after the Mueller report was released.
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Could the House just impeach him again if there's a second-term scandal?
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He voted to impeach Clinton and then became a senator before the trial.
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Virtually all Republicans would presumably vote to reject Green's effort to impeach Trump.
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If Trump is as bad as Democrats say, let the voters impeach him.
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President Ronald Reagan (1981-1989) - Two separate measures were introduced to impeach Reagan.
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Have the Democrats been trying to impeach the president since he took office?
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The House has the constitutional power to impeach or formally charge an official.
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"I did not come to Congress to impeach a president," he said Tuesday.
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In her explanation of why she was voting to impeach the president, Rep.
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It also voted 229 to 197 to impeach him for obstruction of Congress.
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Stayer has funneled millions into his organizations, NextGen America and Need to Impeach.
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After 10 hours of debate, the House voted on whether to impeach Trump.
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I don't think the Republicans are going to be willing to impeach him.
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"Impeach the president," read the editorial in Friday's edition of The Boston Globe.
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The chamber would need 218 votes for a simple majority to impeach Trump.
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"Made in the Ukraine" and "Impeach" the $18 tee says on the front.
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The Democratic-led House voted to impeach Trump on two counts last month.
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Mr. Nixon resigned before the full House voted on whether to impeach him.
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If he loses the House, the Democrats will quickly move to impeach him.
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A House vote to impeach the president requires a simple majority, 218 votes.
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"We will impeach Donald John Trump," said Mr. Jeffries, Democrat of New York.
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Are Democrats guaranteed to impeach Trump if they win the House in November?
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First, just to clear up any lingering doubts, the House will impeach Trump.
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TAPPER: And, once again, it sounds like you're ready to impeach President Trump.
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This story has been updated to reflect Wednesday's House vote to impeach Trump.
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Van Drew has said he will not vote with his party to impeach.
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Few vulnerable House Democrats said outright they planned on voting to impeach Trump.
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" "I bet you, the next Democratic debate, they'll all be saying, 'Impeach Kavanaugh.
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Jared Golden of Maine, voted only to impeach Trump for abuse of power.
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Perhaps a second run at Kavanaugh — this time to impeach — could be successful?
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The Democratic-controlled House needs just a simple majority vote to impeach Trump.
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The House is widely expected to vote to impeach Trump along party lines.
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And Democrats also say they already have sufficient evidence to impeach the President.
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Which got me to wondering: How do you impeach a Supreme Court justice?
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Under the Constitution, the House has the sole power to impeach a President.
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But really, the question of whether to impeach is up to the House.
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He even founded a political group, Need to Impeach, to spread the message.
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Until now, polls have shown the public has little appetite to impeach Trump.
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Democrats used the House report to justify their historic vote to impeach Nixon.
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It was at the center of the House's eventual vote to impeach Trump.
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Before we impeach, disbar, and incarcerate Barr, maybe we should hear from him.
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The House could then impeach Trump, knowing the Senate might act to convict.
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Why does Congress's power to impeach take precedence over the president's executive powers?
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But even then, five Democrats voted with the Republicans to impeach Mr. Clinton.
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"Nobody came here to impeach a president, and no decision has been made to impeach the president," she told members, according to an aide in the room who described her comments on the condition of anonymity because they were private.
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The NBC/Wall Street Journal poll The NBC/WSJ poll, conducted from October 4-6, asked participants a standard question on impeachment: "Based upon what you know today," should Congress impeach and remove Trump or not impeach and remove him?
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Others recalled the calls to impeach Mr. Obama over his use of executive authority.
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After weeks of protest, South Korea's parliament voted on December 9 to impeach Park.
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"Impeach the predatory president," read one of two messages projected onto the building's façade.
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A resolution to impeach Mr Trump over his words attracted 95 votes, losing heavily.
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He's dividing this country, and it's extremely dangerous, and we need to impeach him.
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HANNITY: So the agenda is impeach Trump but tell Maxine to shush about it.
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The billionaire generated name recognition by imploring congressional leaders to impeach President Donald Trump.
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But also the Congress of the United States has the power to impeach him.
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And all I want for my birthday is for someone to impeach this....sucker.
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A growing number of Americans think that Congress is right to impeach Mr Trump.
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The motion to impeach Rousseff will be voted on in the Senate next week.
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"Trump — I use his name — Trump is goading us to impeach him," she said.
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Rashida Tlaib (D-Mich.) made waves with an expletive-laced call to impeach Trump.
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Signs reading "Impeach Trump" and "Veterans for Impeachment" were on display at the field.
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Do you think Rashida Tlaib was kidding when she promised to "impeach the motherfucker"?
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There were no crimes by me (No Collusion, No Obstruction), so you can't impeach.
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John Yarmuth (Ky.) "renewed" his call to impeach Trump after Mueller's statement in May.
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The constitutional court would then be called to decide whether to impeach or not.
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We tried to impeach Lois Lerner something a lot of people don&apost know.
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The word "impeach" probably wasn't something you'd heard spoken all that much before 2016.
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Some of the money also went to Steyer's Need to Impeach campaign against Trump.
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Dennis Kucinich, an Ohio Democrat, introduced a resolution to impeach President George W. Bush.
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House Democrats now also will have the power to impeach Trump if they choose.
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If the House votes to impeach, the Senate is responsible for conducting the trial.
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Bonifaz, whose organization helped start the Impeach Donald Trump Now campaign told Democracy Now!
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Congress is weighing whether to impeach her amid the country's worst recession in decades.
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A House Democrat will soon launch an official attempt to impeach President Trump. Rep.
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In Romania, parliament twice voted to impeach Traian Basescu, who became president in 2004.
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November, they could be in a position to impeach Trump—if the party leadership
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Impeach him, and then you can do whatever you want to do to him.
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It only takes 82 House members to impeach him, and Republicans hold 114 seats.
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There is a contingent of Democrats who are eager to impeach the president. Rep.
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So Democrats could theoretically impeach Trump along party lines if they flip the chamber.
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A global consensus emerged when asked whether the U.S. Congress will impeach the president.
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He didn't back efforts to impeach Clinton, but supports starting the proceedings against Trump.
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The House investigates the president for high crimes and misdemeanors and votes to impeach.
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The House voted to impeach Bill Clinton three months later on December 19, 1998.
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Eric Swalwall (D-Calif.), joined the list of lawmakers pushing to impeach the president.
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The House hasn't voted to impeach a Cabinet-level official in nearly 140 years.
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Meanwhile, 2628 percent of respondents said that Congress should not move to impeach Trump.
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But she's part of the majority of House Democrats who want to impeach Trump.
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He voted to impeach Clinton, and he has not commented on Trump's possible impeachment.
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It would require two-thirds of the Republican-controlled Senate to impeach the president.
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" Waters ended her speech by leading the crowd in a chant of "Impeach him!
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"It's more than taking back the House so we can impeach Trump," she said.
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A dozen conservative House members have now introduced a resolution to impeach Rod Rosenstein.
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"We impeach the impeachment," a presenter shouted from the stage outside Seoul City Hall.
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" But will the Journal editorial page say, "Well, we should impeach but not convict.
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"They want to eliminate him, discredit him, impeach him, get him fired," he said.
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Swearing to impeach Trump without any evidence of high crimes and misdemeanors isn't either.
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That campaign, called "Need to Impeach," has helped Steyer build a massive email list.
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Need to Impeach initially told me they had rented the list to Steyer's campaign.
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Other Democrats in similar districts fell in line with the party movement to impeach.
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If they impeach him, I think Republicans might want to get rid of him.
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Republican politicians are afraid to upset him; Democratic politicians are afraid to impeach him.
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If Whitaker does not recuse himself from the Mueller inquiry, Democrats should impeach him.
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Q. The topic now with your former colleagues is whether to impeach the president.
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If Congress votes to impeach and convict, it is ending, not hampering, a presidency.
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It would take 67 senators to convict Trump if the House votes to impeach.
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If the House votes to impeach, Senate Republicans will have a very painful choice.
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Richard Nixon resigned in 1974 before the full House could vote to impeach him.
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Rebel then turned around to show the words "Impeach this" written on his skin.
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Democrats can impeach Trump, but Republican Senators will not allow him to be removed.
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On the state level, state legislatures have the power to impeach and remove governors.
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He voted to impeach Trump for abuse of power, but not obstruction of Congress.
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With that act, she said, Trump gave Congress no choice but to impeach him.
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A petition to impeach the newly confirmed Kavanaugh has drawn more than 673,000 signatures.
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But before debating whether to impeach, members discussed rules and parameters of the debate.
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"They want us to impeach him immediately," said Representative John Yarmuth, Democrat of Kentucky.
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He said he is voting to impeach Trump to preserve the American democratic system.ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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He warned that if Congress switched hands, Democrats would move to impeach Mr. Trump.
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Rashida Tlaib declared she was going to "impeach the motherf****r," or Texas Rep.
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A third Democrat voted against the article to impeach Trump over obstruction of Congress.
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The vote came one day after nearly every House Democrat voted to impeach Trump.
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Democrats have spent much of their 85033 political capital voting to impeach the president.
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In the end, the House of Representatives did indeed vote to impeach the president.
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""Lesson learned ... do not impeach a sitting president of the Untied States of America.
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Overall, 45% say they disapprove of the House's move to impeach Trump, 43% approve.
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"I think the speaker is correct in saying they won't impeach him," he said.
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Republicans think Peterson's district may punish him if Democrats in the House impeach Trump.
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If my Democratic colleagues were around in 1794, they'd want to impeach him too.
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Congress could, in theory, impeach a justice who refused to adhere to the pledge.
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On Wednesday, the House voted largely along party lines to impeach President Donald Trump.
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The scandal could give political ammunition to lawmakers who want to impeach Mr. Bentley.
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Lindsey Graham said Democrats would be "insane" to impeach Trump over a telephone call.
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The House rejects a Democrat's resolution to impeach Trump in a 364-58 vote.
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For almost two years, Democrats threatened to impeach Trump if he dared fire Mueller.
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It's unclear whether the storm will lead Democrats in the House to impeach Trump.
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Need to Impeach has already begun spending $3.1 million targeting Senate Republicans on impeachment.
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And, if a president commits treason or bribery, Congress can impeach him or her.
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Debbie Dingell, a Democrat, voted to impeach him during a highly-anticipated House vote.
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"We cannot impeach the President against the will of the American people," he said.
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The House of Representatives would vote on whether to impeach the justice in question.
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Practically, a majority of House members can impeach the president for whatever they want.
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In San Francisco, the family applauds House Democrats for "finally" moving to impeach Trump.
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The bottom line: The Democrat-led panel believes there's enough to impeach the president.
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Maybe, but imagine if the Democrats don't impeach Trump and he wins next year.
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To be sure, the Republican-controlled Congress, not Mr. Mueller, decides who to impeach.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi long made it clear she didn't want to impeach the president.
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The Republicans supporting Mr. Trump will never impeach him, no matter what he does.
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Few of the registered voters polled remained undecided about whether to impeach the president.
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The threshold to impeach a Supreme Court justice is high, but whether or not it's possible for Democrats to impeach Kavanaugh is almost beside the point for those who see the ongoing Supreme Court fight as a way to drive voter enthusiasm.
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The campaign confirmed that prior to Steyer's official announcement, Need to Impeach staff members were informed of the decision and invited to join the campaign, and that 73 of the campaign's current 20183 employees previously worked at Need to Impeach or NextGen.
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"If the opposite party becomes president, every time before it even starts, before you've even found out whether or not he or she is going to do a great job, they'll say, 'We want to impeach him' and you'll impeach him," Trump said.
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And every time something comes out we say this is another reason to impeach him.
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The vote to impeach Park, Reuters reported, was announced in the late afternoon in Seoul.
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We&aposre go to impeach Donald Trump but we&aposre not going to tell you.
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The panel's chairman reportedly is pushing to impeach President Trump against a reluctant House speaker.
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"Trump is goading us to impeach him," she said during an event Tuesday at Cornell.
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And that the idea is to use him to either prosecute or impeach Donald Trump.
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Parliament had been about to impeach her, but Ms Park's offer is prompting second thoughts.
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The House voted to impeach Trump on charges of abusing his power and obstructing Congress.
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The audience included most of the House Democrats who voted to impeach Trump in December.
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In the Clinton trial, Dershowitz argued that a criminal act is not required to impeach.
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A parliamentary vote on a motion to impeach the president is set for December 9th.
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The Chamber of Deputies moved to impeach Rousseff in a two-thirds vote April 17.
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No. Congress certainly can -- and perhaps must -- impeach if the President has committed a crime.
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In recent months, black lawmakers have become leading voices in calls to impeach the president.
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Why it matters: Pelosi remains defiant, despite growing calls from fellow Democrats to impeach Trump.
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We can impeach this president for his bigotry in policy that is harming our society.
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Impeachment: Steyer's "Need to Impeach" campaign has long advocated for President Trump's removal from office.
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In Peru congress is threatening to impeach Mr Kuczynski, who narrowly avoided impeachment once before.
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The committee will make a recommendation to the full House on whether to impeach Bentley.
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West Virginia lawmakers impeach three state Supreme Court justices , citing &aposover-the-top&apos spending.
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Instead, it's far more likely that we'll see an effort to impeach another President Clinton.
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The House of Representatives has the power to impeach an official, according to the Constitution.
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South Korea has been gripped by crisis since lawmakers voted in December to impeach Park.
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But at that time, 24% of Americans wanted to impeach Nixon, and 62% were opposed.
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Maxine Waters (D-Calif.), another vocal supporter of working to impeach Trump, also deflected questions.
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Just 29 percent of voters older than 65 said they think impeach proceedings should begin.
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Even as Rosenstein made his statement, House Republicans were ramping up efforts to impeach him.
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Read more:There really aren't too many Democrats in Congress who want to impeach TrumpFreshman Rep.
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Users were taking issue with "Impeach 45" apparel that was being offered on Walmart's website.
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O'Rourke called for a vote to impeach the president following his Helsinki summit with Putin.
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Unrelated to the backlash, there's a movement to impeach Alabama's governor amid a sex scandal.
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It's almost as if Hollywood, frustrated they couldn't impeach Donald Trump, impeached Harvey Weinstein instead.
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Ultimately, the committee will vote whether to recommend that the full House impeach Mr. Trump.
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Third, Trump supporters claim that Democrats could overreach, especially in any quest to impeach him.
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"I have a shirt that says 'Impeach George Bush' that I still wear," she said.
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Despite Schiff's recent comments, Democrats have stayed away from talks of trying to impeach Trump.
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Meacham said that the midterm elections present a likely opportunity for Democrats to impeach Trump.
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The threat to impeach is dangerously being thrown around like a baseball after a strikeout.
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Any effort to impeach Trump would run smack into a trial in a friendly Senate.
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He was so angry that he urged the state legislature to impeach four Democratic justices.
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But before the house could vote to impeach Nixon, he resigned on August 8, 1974.
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Ron DeSantis (R-Fla.) had campaigned and raised money off his efforts to impeach Koskinen.
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A spice brand is out-spending Democratic candidates in the push to impeach President Trump.
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Earlier this year, he announced he would spend $40 million on efforts to impeach Trump.
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Impeach if you must, but count the votes carefully — and don't get happy about it.
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By the time the committee voted to impeach, in 1974, the country was on board.
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Republicans have no incentive to cast a vote to impeach TrumpWhy is this the case?
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"I did not run ... to impeach the president," Delgado said, according to the Daily Freeman.
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House Democrats have long been at odds over whether they should impeach President Donald Trump.
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He said it would be "silliness" to address lawmakers who had tried to impeach him.
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And there's little doubt that a Democratic-controlled House would seek to impeach the president.
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Al Green's effort to impeach the President, though it was ultimately killed by the chamber.
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Elizabeth Warren, who wants to impeach Trump and is running a grassroots activist-style campaign.
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That lays the groundwork for more of its members to vote to impeach Ms. Rousseff.
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As a result, the Democratic majority could vote to impeach Trump without any Republican votes.
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Despite the outcry over the "Impeach Trump" shirts, Walmart is probably going to be fine.
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The committee will recommend to the lower house whether there are grounds to impeach Rousseff.
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Mark Meadows and Jim Jordan took aim at Rosenstein by introducing a resolution to impeach.
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If the House votes to impeach, the process then moves to the Republican-controlled Senate.
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Need to Impeach might still be active, but it's no longer firing on all cylinders.
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Based solely on what we publicly know today, would you vote to impeach Donald Trump?
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The House Oversight Committee would take the lead in any potential effort to impeach Trump.
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If that occurred, Congress might seek to impeach a president whose election victory was rigged.
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Mr. Steyer decided he would instead put his money behind efforts to impeach Mr. Trump.
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Screaming, "impeach!" every time Trump tweets something that's probably illegal or unconstitutional isn't a strategy.
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Whether or not this is politically wise, failing to impeach would be a grave abdication.
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Related: In Congress, Mr. Trump's strategy appears to be to dare Democrats to impeach him.
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What sense does it make for the House to impeach if the Senate won't convict?
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And if possible, the attempt to impeach him has amped up the tribalism even more.
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First, the House of Representatives decides whether to impeach — essentially, whether to charge with wrongdoing.
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They remind us that 45 years ago another Congress set out to impeach another president.
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Meanwhile, 2020 candidate Tom Steyer's advocacy group Need to Impeach has spent $627,000 so far.
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Last week, nearly 40 percent of South Africa's parliament voted to impeach President Jacob Zuma.
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Democrats continue to insist that they can both impeach the president and pass serious legislation.
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Graham voted to impeach Clinton, and urged Democrats to resist prematurely making up their minds.
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He voted to impeach Clinton and made it clear where he thought power should be.
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During the Constitutional Convention, the power to impeach naturally fell to the House of Representatives.
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Nancy Pelosi is set to make the decision on whether or not to impeach Trump.
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"I think the average person thinks it was wrong to impeach Bill Clinton," he said.
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If it were to impeach the President, a trial would be held in the Senate.
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Because it was at the centre of a move to impeach the president, it was.
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He even might persuade other red-district Democrats to think twice before voting to impeach.
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Members of the House Freedom Caucus sought to impeach Koskinen, but their effort was unsuccessful.
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Rashida Tlaib, retweeting a video that showed her appearing enthusiastic about voting to impeach him.
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Lawmakers voted 230-197 to impeach Trump for abusing his power, with two Democrats, Reps.
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Democrats told the nation they would impeach Trump from the first day of his presidency.
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Krystal Ball describes why this is the wrong thing to impeach the President over. Rep.
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She wanted to impeach from day one, by the way, don't let her fool you.
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That call played a central role in the House's decision to impeach him last week.
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Again and again, Democrats told us that Congress could not wait to impeach the president.
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Congress needs to use every tool at its disposal before moving to impeach the President.
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To understand what happened on Tuesday, you must first understand what it means to impeach.
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" So they crafted a clause empowering Congress to impeach a president "for treason, or bribery.
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And that prospect looks even more remote following his party's move to impeach Mr Trump.
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Overall, 2196% say they disapprove of the House's move to impeach Trump, whereas 2196% approve.
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They obviously felt they had enough information to impeach the president with what they had.
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The Democrat-led House voted to impeach Trump on the two articles on Dec. 18.
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A vote on whether to impeach President Trump could come as early as Dec. 16.
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That would lay the groundwork for a possible vote to impeach the president by Dec.
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If Democrats have zero chance of removing Trump from office, why would they impeach him?
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Frustrated by Ms. Park's refusal to step down, opposition lawmakers are trying to impeach her.
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Opposition parties hope to impeach her with the support of some lawmakers from her party.
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Trump proclaimed Republicans were more unified than ever as the vote to impeach him neared.
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And at the end of the day, there may be enough to impeach the President.
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We have reached this moment not because partisan polarization has driven Democrats to impeach Trump.
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"He added, "Frankly, we are concentrating our resources on determining whether to impeach the president.
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But Nadler indicated that Democrats are too busy focusing on whether to impeach the president.
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Evil prevails when good people do nothing," said Runyan, holding a sign that read: "Impeach.
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The House just needs a simple majority — 218 "yes" votes — to formally impeach the president.
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Democrats' efforts to impeach President Donald Trump are little more than a "partisan thing," Sen.
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I think the market was expecting the House to impeach and the Senate to acquit.
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Opposition parties threatened to impeach the acting prime minister for refusing to extend the investigation.
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Just more than one in three respondents said they support an effort to impeach Trump.
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The Democratic-led House of Representatives voted on Wednesday night to impeach President Donald Trump.
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These theoretical wins come as the House prepares to vote to impeach the president Wednesday.
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"In order to protect our democracy, we have to impeach him," said liberal freshman Rep.
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Republicans were cheering Morrison's testimony, claiming it did not advance Democrats' case to impeach Trump.
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The question is, is it a good idea to impeach the president in secret hearings?
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In addition to "Impeach Trump," a vandal spray-painted "This is Racist" on the statue.
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Investors also grappled with uncertainty around Trump's political future as pressure to impeach him grows.
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Nunes said he has a "plan to hold in contempt and to impeach" the men.
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Late Sunday night, Brazil's lower house of Congress voted to impeach the president, Dilma Rousseff.
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If lawmakers are unhappy with his answers, they can vote to impeach and sack him.
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Brazil's lower house of congress has voted to impeach President Dilma Rousseff over corruption charges.
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The resolution on its own does not mean that the House is on the verge of voting to impeach the deputy attorney general, and conservative House members agreed Thursday morning to holding off on a vote to impeach Rosenstein until after the August recess.
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In 1999, he voted to impeach Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Trump rallies supporters as he becomes third president to be impeached House votes to impeach Trump MORE for lying about a sexual affair.
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He's investing $40 million to impeach President Trump, some of which will go toward this campaign.
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They want to impeach Trump and are telling Maxine Waters and others don&apost say it.
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It&aposs get Trump, kick him out of office and impeach him, whatever you can do.
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If Democrats do decide to impeach Trump, the process would involve a series of complicated steps.
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For now, Pelosi and Democratic leaders appear likely to exercise caution on calls to impeach Trump.
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Congress is also trying to impeach her for manipulating government accounts in 2014, while she campaigned.
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However, the Democrats also faced (and continue to face) risks by neglecting to impeach the president.
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Liberal Democrats broke repeatedly with Speaker Nancy Pelosi's oft-stated desire not to impeach the President.
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Especially dangerous are efforts to impeach justices over specific rulings, as is happening now in Pennsylvania.
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Oh, and they may be doing this while trying to impeach the guy they're running against.
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This woolly offer has created confusion among parliamentarians, who had looked almost certain to impeach her.
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The average has the split closer to 245% for impeach and removal and 212% against it.
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Her opponents have been clamouring to impeach her over her involvement in an alleged extortion scandal.
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Democratic leaders like House Speaker Nancy Pelosi are also opposed to any effort to impeach Trump.
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Mugabe quit as parliament began a process to impeach him, triggering wild celebrations in the streets.
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How do you impeach a Republican President for a crime that was committed by the Democrats?
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If Democrats dismissed an acquittal as partisan nonsense, Republicans would likewise ridicule the decision to impeach.
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WATTERS: Well, you have to have a crime, Kimberly, in order to impeach the president, right?
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I fully understand why Republicans didn't impeach him and remove him from office then and there.
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In order to impeach a president, that resolution must pass the House by a simple majority.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi insists Democrats won't impeach or duck impeachment on the basis of political consequences.
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To hold on to their congressional majorities, Republicans should promise voters they'll impeach Hillary by 2018.
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So it got me thinking: What motive do the Republicans have to impeach the IRS commissioner?
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Especially if it's 2019 and there's a Democratic House that could impeach through simple majority vote.
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If you type "impeach" into the website's search bar, eight pages of varied results come up.
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It would take a unified Democratic Party and a groundswell of defecting Republicans to impeach Trump.
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Losing the sun, however, will affect the tan lines they've spent their whole career building. Impeach!
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It can be any transgression that the House decides is serious enough to impeach a president.
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A West Virginia House committee on Tuesday reportedly voted to impeach the entire state Supreme Court.
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Steyer also ran advertisements in which he addressed voters about his drive to impeach President Trump.
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"None of us came to Congress to impeach a president of the United States," she says.
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Read more: There really aren't too many Democrats in Congress who want to impeach TrumpFreshman Rep.
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There were MAGA hats in the crowd and an "IMPEACH" sign in a high-rise window.
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One GOP source said, "I'm sure Pelosi will have immense pressure from the base to impeach."
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She knows that impeachment would be political suicide because there's no reason to impeach the president.
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He didn't support the Republican proposal to impeach Clinton but backs initiating the proceedings against Trump.
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There are plenty of Democrats who think there are already grounds to impeach Trump right now.
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A major issue Pelosi will have to deal with is whether to impeach President Donald Trump.
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Before you impeach somebody, you have to persuade the American public that it ought to happen.
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It could also breathe new life into the debate among congressional Democrats whether to impeach Trump.
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Then on Wednesday, an attempt to impeach the president failed by a 332-to-85033 vote.
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This is because Democrats can impeach Trump without any Republican votes, creating a classic collective problem.
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On Saturday, Steyer warned that Congress shouldn't wait to impeach Trump until after Mueller's investigation concludes.
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" On whether bribery will be an impeachment article: "We haven't even made a decision to impeach.
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Chris Smith voted to impeach Clinton but has not expressed a public view on impeaching Trump.
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He voted to impeach Clinton, and he has not made a public statement on Trump's impeachment.
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The lower house of Congress has yet to decide on a request to impeach the president.
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Lawmakers debated for hours and then held a motion Thursday night on whether to impeach Kuczynski.
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Nadler voted at the time with the majority to quash the effort to impeach the president.
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Remember, singers can also compose and flip on Trump so they can prosecute or impeach him.
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Despite the clear hypocrisy of the drive to impeach Rousseff, the Brazilian public mostly backs it.
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Democrats charge that the effort to impeach Rosenstein is really an attempt to undercut Mueller's probe.
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It becomes easier to impeach 45 and swear in 46 when the dominoes begin to fall.
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The House ultimately did not adopt these two grounds when it voted to impeach Mr. Clinton.
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The House voted to impeach Trump in December on two charges unrelated to Russian election meddling.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters Breakingviews) - The hedge fund founder has already spent millions to impeach Donald Trump.
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"Trump is goading us to impeach him," she said at a Cornell University event in Manhattan.
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The panel's process would lead to a recommendation to the full House on whether to impeach.
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If Mueller's report goes no further, it could set back any Democratic effort to impeach Trump.
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This is yet another example of Democrats' obsession with finding some rationale to impeach the President.
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McConnell condemned House Democrats for voting to impeach the president in a Senate floor speech Thursday.
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It is easy to forget that many liberals also wanted to impeach President George W. Bush.
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I say, impeach Trump as often as necessary until all the corruption has been laid bare.
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Justin Amash was chased from the party before he voted to impeach Trump in the House.
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We see this no more clearly than in the most recent push to impeach the president.
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Reflecting the deep partisan divide, the House vote to impeach Trump was nearly along party lines.
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"The goal was to impeach the president, no matter the facts," the president's lawyers argued Monday.
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The Constitutional Court will then have 180 days to rule on whether to impeach Ms. Park.
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Johnson's impeachment by the House in 1868 followed previous attempts to impeach him on other charges.
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February 24, 1868 - The House of Representatives votes 20133-47 to impeach Johnson for firing Stanton.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi will make the final decision on whether or not to impeach Trump.
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For years, there has been an academic debate over the ability to retroactively impeach our officials.
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So let us simply give everyone in the country a happy holiday and impeach them all.
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The House has only voted once, more than 100 years ago, to impeach a Cabinet member.
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Congress can express its opinion about him, or it can attempt to impeach and remove him.
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They are expected to impeach them all, and let God sort them out on the merits.
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A majority vote in the House, currently controlled by Republicans, is required to impeach a president.
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The House, which then had far fewer members, voted 66% to impeach, versus 52% for Trump.
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Nahal: The House will impeach Trump on a largely party-line vote, with no Republican crossovers.
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Republicans paid a price in 1998 for pushing to impeach Bill Clinton, and Clinton regained popularity.
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It is no secret in Washington that Ms. Pelosi was never eager to impeach the president.
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If I remember correctly, we were both on the no-impeach wagon before last week's developments.
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"I certainly wouldn't vote to impeach on the basis of what I've seen so far," Rep.
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If the House of Representatives votes to impeach Trump, he will formally be charged with wrongdoing.
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The House Intelligence Committee's investigation could lead to a full chamber vote to impeach the president.
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This will be the first procedural vote by the full chamber to formally impeach Mr. Trump.
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And yet the chances that the House Democratic Caucus was going to impeach Trump looked minuscule.
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We usually go through some of the vocabulary of impeachment, 'Impeach' 'Whistleblower' 'Quid pro quo' etc.
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Pelosi has revealed little of her plans since the House voted to impeach Trump in December.
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Pelosi held off calls to impeach the president after the special counsel's two-year Russia probe.
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He stepped down in August 2008 after the governing coalition began taking steps to impeach him.
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Van Hollen sent the letter one week after the House voted to impeach Trump on Dec.
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He also warned that a GOP vote to impeach Trump would be a career-ending decision.
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Some Democrats have worried that pushing to impeach Trump could just solidify and energize his base.
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As the video of Trump played, some "boos" and "impeach!" could be heard in the stadium.
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Nixon resigned before the full House could impeach him, so he never faced a Senate trial.
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"Our followers have been asking for an Impeach lipstick ever since the election," Sones told us.
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Before you impeach somebody you have to persuade the American public that it ought to happen.
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Bloomberg told the host that he supports the House's push to impeach the president (CBS News).
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"I don't know how you can impeach somebody who's done a great job," the president said.
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Hundreds of thousands of Americans are adding their voices to the movement to impeach this President.
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Afterward, he said Democrats were trying to "Impeach me over NOTHING," and setting a damaging precedent.
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Democrats have only one chance to impeach the most corrupt and disloyal president in American history.
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Leading up to Wednesday's vote, no Republicans signaled they were considering voting to impeach the President.
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Now, House Democrats have to confront the potential cost of their decision to impeach the President.
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Before the Ukraine story broke, clear majorities of the country opposed congressional attempts to impeach Trump.
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Every candidate voiced support for the House Democrats who voted on Wednesday to impeach Mr. Trump.
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So far, most Democratic leaders have rejected the calls to impeach the president, maintaining their distance.
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Impeachment This may mark the point of no return in the push to impeach President Trump.
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A vote to impeach the president is still expected to take place before Christmas (The Hill).
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"It doesn't make any sense to either impeach the president or convict the president," said Sen.
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President Donald Trump had a challenge for Democrats on Tuesday: Impeach me at your own risk.
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The markup will be the last major step before the House votes to formally impeach Trump.
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By voting to impeach him, the House has taken an important step to hold him accountable.
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Jordan, the outgoing House Freedom Caucus chairman, gave notice on a privileged resolution to impeach Koskinen.
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In addition, voters remain split on whether the House has enough evidence to impeach the president.
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"Next week, there will be a vote to impeach," Green announced in a House floor speech.
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And shortly after, the House voted to impeach President Donald Trump on both articles of impeachment.
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The Senate, controlled by Republicans, is unlikely to do anything about it after Democrats impeach him.
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When she refused to step down, the National Assembly voted overwhelmingly to impeach her on Dec.
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And, not moving to impeach would in a way enshrine abuse of power as a precedent.
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Especially when some Democrats involved in the inquiry say they already have enough to impeach Trump?
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First, there is a good chance that the Democrats will impeach Trump this year or next.
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Perhaps, he writes, Mr. Bannon is focusing his efforts on senators willing to impeach the president.
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Please help me raise up an army to smite the infidels trying to impeach President Trump.
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But his party quickly closed ranks and defeated a motion by opposition lawmakers to impeach him.
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The 5-Star leader, Luigi Di Maio, called on parliament to impeach the mild-mannered Mattarella.
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The tweets come a week after the House voted largely along party lines to impeach Trump.
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Musharraf stepped down in August 2008 after the governing coalition began taking steps to impeach him.
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Then it rose again toward the end of the year (as the House voted to impeach).
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Another motion, signed by 70 lawmakers, aims to impeach the minister of industry, mines and business.
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BRASÍLIA — In a stunning twist in the effort to impeach President Dilma Rousseff of Brazil, the new speaker of the lower house of Congress has changed his mind — less than 24 hours after announcing that he would try to annul his chamber's decision to impeach her.
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One reason Democrats might not impeach Trump even if he is ultimately implicated by special counsel Robert Mueller is that while they control the House, and so could potentially impeach him in that chamber with a simple majority, Republicans will still control of the US Senate.
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Steve ScaliseStephen (Steve) Joseph ScaliseA solemn impeachment day on Capitol Hill House votes to impeach Trump Overnight Defense: House poised for historic vote to impeach Trump | Fifth official leaves Pentagon in a week | Otto Warmbier's parents praise North Korea sanctions bill MORE (R-La.), the minority whip.
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"Politically, it doesn't benefit anybody because if you vote to impeach, the base abandons you and Democrats are never going to say, 'Thank God you voted to impeach, you have my vote,' and the moderates and independents don't care about this," said the Senate GOP aide.
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JARRETT: And then I wanted to use those documents to impeach their credibility when they lied to.
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"Trump is goading us to impeach him," Pelosi said Tuesday at an event in New York City.
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This report is likely to make efforts by those who seek to impeach the president more difficult.
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Number one, they want to impeach the president but they&aposre not going to tell you that.
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His Need To Impeach organization spent heavily the last few years to build up their email list.
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Whether or not to impeach Trump is not really a live issue in American politics this summer.
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And yet, there's still an active debate in Congress about whether to seek to impeach Trump. Why?
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The novel also takes shots at Congress: "Every time they impeach the president, his approval rating skyrockets."
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The country's Constitutional Court upheld a parliamentary vote to impeach Park over allegations of corruption and cronyism.
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They want to impeach Trump, but they&aposre trying to tell everybody not to say it publicly.
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Steyer has reportedly pledged $40 million for his "Need to Impeach" campaign since launching it last October.
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That didn't convince one Brazilian lawmaker, who decried Temer as he voted to impeach Rousseff last month.
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What are the chances of House Republicans voting to impeach, or of Senate Republicans voting for removal?
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Steyer is a major donor for Democratic candidates and last year launched a campaign to impeach Trump.
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McConnell expressed surprise at the Democrats' decision to impeach Trump, saying that his acquittal was always assured.
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As the minority party in both chambers of Congress, Democrats could not impeach Trump without Republican support.
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Jason Chaffetz introduced a resolution Wednesday to censure -- and possibly impeach -- Internal Revenue Service Commissioner John Koskinen.
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The House saw fit to impeach him; the Senate could not muster the support to convict him.
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She also resisted calls to impeach George W. Bush back in the final years of his presidency.
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Q: What about that guy who said he would impeach the Pennsylvania Supreme Court justices over this?
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He said last year that he hoped congressional Democrats didn't move to impeach Trump, per Politico. Sen.
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Why it matters: As calls to impeach Trump stall in the House, Harris' statement aligns with Sen.
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The House has voted to impeach two presidents—Andrew Johnson in 1868 and Bill Clinton in 1998.
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Supporters of Brazil's President Dilma Rousseff barricading roads in protest against moves to impeach her #sabcnews pic.twitter.
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His answer on whether Congress should impeach Trump is a sure sign he's thinking beyond the primary.
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He has since resigned his positions at NextGen and Need to Impeach to pursue the Democratic nomination.
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Rousseff vowed to keep fighting efforts to impeach her, and called for her supporters to join her.
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Al Green's push to impeach President Trump for his recent racist tweets against 4 congresswomen of color.
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Be smart: Some Trump advisers would love nothing more than Dems trying to impeach him before 2020.
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Tlaib told the crowd, "I'm not going nowhere, not until I impeach this president," according to CNN.
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ET: Jason Chaffetz on Republican lawmakers&apos move to impeach Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein and Rep.
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One, we can hold Mr. Rosenstein and others at the Department of Justice in contempt and impeach.
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In August 1974, with Congress moving to formally impeach and remove him from office, the president resigned.
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Read: A Record Number of House Democrats Just Voted to Impeach Trump, But the Effort Still Failed.
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"The do-nothing Democrats know they can't beat him, so they had to impeach him," he added.
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Murkowski added that the House could have pursued censure and did not have to jump to impeach.
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If Congress is incensed enough at a perceived abuse of power, Congress alone can impeach the President.
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If investigations into Trump's conduct turned up strong evidence of wrongdoing, the House could vote to impeach.
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There are 275 lawmakers and two-thirds would have to vote against the president to impeach him.
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Tim Huelskamp (R-Kan.) at his side, Fleming gave notice on his "privileged resolution" to impeach Koskinen.
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"There will be irresistible pressure to overreach in their investigations and ultimately impeach the president," he said.
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Signs reading "Impeach President Bannon" began popping up in major cities around the country over the weekend.
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When presidents do wrong, Congress can issue subpoenas, compel testimony, withhold bills, confirmations, program funding, or impeach.
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In the end, a remarkable seven out of 17 Republicans on the committee voted to impeach Nixon.
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Pelosi has repeatedly argued that Democratic efforts to impeach Trump would be beneficial to Republicans in November.
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Rashida Tlaib uttered her infamous "impeach the motherfucker" line about President Trump, she's getting what she wants.
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Republican lawmakers have openly warned that a Democratic House in 2019 would set out to impeach Trump.
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After Clinton, there have been cries to impeach George W. Bush, Barack Obama, and now Donald Trump.
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Brazil's Senate voted to impeach the country's president, Dilma Rousseff, on charges that she manipulated fiscal accounts.
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If Democrats retake the chamber in the fall midterm elections, they may well vote to impeach Trump.
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Almost half of all independents -- 47% -- said they would oppose a candidate who wanted to impeach Trump.
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"I don't think they can impeach somebody that's doing a great job," Trump said at the time.
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The apogee of '22018s constitutional hardball was the December 1998 House vote to impeach President Bill Clinton.
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"You can't impeach on the basis of minor derelictions or even crimes," the Harvard law professor said.
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Trump portrayed himself as a martyr, besieged by enemies who are trying to impeach and remove him.
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Democrats in the state are in a bind over whether to impeach him (The New York Times).
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"When 5 Democrats voted with us to impeach Clinton they were not exactly hailed as heroes." pic.twitter.
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Sherman was one of three Democrats who introduced resolutions to impeach Trump in 2017, along with Reps.
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If the partisan Dems ever tried to Impeach, I would first head to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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A number of Democrats want to impeach, even as Pelosi has tried to tamp down such talk.
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"I don't think they can impeach somebody that's doing a great job," Trump told the news outlet.
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"If they want to impeach the president, they should go ahead and introduce the articles," Raskin said.
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Pool reports stated Trump was greeted by one protester holding a sign reading "impeach" as he arrived.
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His signed resignation letter was read out on Tuesday, as parliament heard a motion to impeach him.
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" He also said his impeachment isn't possible because Congress can't "impeach somebody that's doing a great job.
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" — Nadler "I think Congressman Nadler decided to impeach the president the day the president won the election.
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The groups behind the ads are the Steyer-funded Need to Impeach and the Latino Victory Fund.
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Such measures come as House Republicans weigh staging a floor vote to impeach IRS Commissioner John Koskinen.
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To impeach a president for seeking judicial review would itself be an abuse of our constitutional system.
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Rashida Tlaib of Michigan introduced her own resolution to impeach Trump with Green as a co-sponsor.
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The implication appears to be that, because of these motives, there is no case to impeach Trump.
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Maxine Waters led a crowd in chanting "Impeach 45!" at the Glamour Women of the Year Awards.
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Immigrants are welcome here!" and carrying signs with such slogans as "Impeach Trump" and "Not my president.
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" They called on elected officials to impeach Trump, whom they accused of leading a "white supremacist administration.
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"We're going to go in and impeach the motherf---er," Tlaib said, hours after being sworn in.
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"You can't impeach on the basis of minor derelictions or even crimes," Dershowitz said at the time.
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Any news comes out, those on the left yell impeach, some on the right say it's fake.
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Chaffetz introduced a resolution to impeach Koskinen last fall and another resolution to censure him last week.
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Steyer has been a top Democratic donor for years and funds the impeachment campaign Need to Impeach.
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SO HE PUT OUT A VERY REASONED PAPER, VERY HARD TO—NO PUN INTENDED—IMPEACH THESE DAYS.
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Steyer's campaign also pointed out that the candidate donated $2.7 million to Need to Impeach in October.
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His sizable political operation includes efforts to engage young voters, promote clean energy and impeach President Trump.
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"This is yet another attempt to impeach the President," Fox Business anchor Trish Regan said last week.
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"If the goods are there, you must impeach," Pelosi told reporters at a Christian Science Monitor breakfast.
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They only want to impeach me because they know they can't win in 2020, too much success!
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Mr. Dean played his part, comparing Mr. Trump to Nixon and seemingly encouraging the House to impeach.
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But he added that did not necessarily mean that the committee should vote to impeach Mr. Trump.
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An effort to impeach him, even if it passed the House, would likely fail in the Senate.
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Then, at 15 minutes past midnight, the House of Delegates voted to impeach the whole Supreme Court.
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" He continued: "Today, Republicans, with a small handful of Democrats, will vote to impeach President Clinton. Why?
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Democrats remain ~50 votes shy of the 218 to impeach, but momentum is moving in that direction.
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President Trump celebrated the report, while taking a swipe at critics who want Congress to impeach him.
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But even if the president isn't convicted, Republican votes to impeach can still count for a lot.
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And those episodes have something to tell us today as an effort to impeach President Trump begins.
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And she wanted to impeach a long time ago when she said, I pray for the president.
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I understand that many progressives wanted House Democrats to impeach Trump anyway, as a matter of principle.
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The defense attorneys also characterized House Democrats as trying to impeach Trump over a foreign policy disagreement.
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"The effort to impeach President Donald John Trump is already underway," the story by Matea Gold began.
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Two days later, Need to Impeach began releasing broadcast ads related to impeachment targeting three GOP senators.
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Ms. Omar and Ms. Tlaib argued that the president's latest behavior was fresh grounds to impeach him.
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Reasoning that the House will probably vote to impeach eventually, why not get it over with now?
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In December, lawmakers voted to impeach her, and she was formally removed from office on March 10.
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The House voted to impeach Trump on December 18, Democrats sent over the articles on January 15.
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" Sent back to his social exile with a sign taped to his back that read, "Impeach me!!!
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"That's the wrong reason to impeach somebody, and the American people are seeing through this," Collins said.
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On January 4, 2019, our colleague Rashida Tlaib said, 'We're going to impeach the M-F-er.
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I'll give you a little clue: I announced because I figured once I announced they'd never impeach.
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The lower house of congress voted to impeach Rousseff for breaking budget laws, a charge she denies.
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The House will vote to impeach today — possibly tomorrow — and the Senate subsequently will vote to acquit.
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The House can impeach officials, like Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, who participate in the president's obstruction.
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A simple majority is needed to impeach in the House, where Democrats have a 233-197 advantage.
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Democrats voted largely along party lines to impeach Trump on these two impeachment articles on Dec. 18.
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"You cannot impeach a president on an unsourced allegation," Trump's personal lawyer Jay Sekulow told the Senate.
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"To impeach any president over a phone call like this would be insane," said Senator Lindsey Graham.
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It's not even clear that Mitch McConnell would hold a trial if the House votes to impeach.
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But on Tuesday, Ms. Pelosi said that new revelations left the House "no choice" but to impeach.
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Paul's question would have named that person and accused him of a scheme to impeach the president.
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Jeff Van Drew left the Democratic Party days after the House voted to impeach President Donald Trump.
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Steyer had ignored Democrats who'd told him not to run a multimillion-dollar "Need to Impeach" campaign.
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On a related subject, Jonathan Chait writes in New York magazine about why Republicans won't impeach Trump.
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They're pressuring Ryan to back a vote to impeach IRS Commissioner John Koskinen in the coming days.
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Nine minutes after he stopped speaking, the committee voted along party lines to impeach President Bill Clinton.
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Maybe CNN's Capitol Hill team reports that the House could vote to impeach Trump by Christmas Day.
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"I think it's very hard for them to impeach you when they have absolutely nothing," Trump said.
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What is the difference between the decision to open an impeachment inquiry and the decision to impeach?
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"We haven't even made a decision to impeach, this is what an inquiry is about," she said.
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On Sunday, Schiff did not rule out that the House could impeach Trump on matters beyond Ukraine.
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If the House of Representatives votes to impeach Trump, he will go to trial in the Senate.
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The view that it is untoward to impeach a president close to an election is simply absurd.
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"Let's impeach him, for that, for the IRS scandal, for the guns," Trump said of his predecessor.
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Former President Richard Nixon faced an impeachment inquiry, but resigned before the House could vote to impeach.
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Along with her Democratic colleagues, she has been critical of the president and voted to impeach Trump.
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The question is not whether Harris would have a viral moment in the fight to impeach Trump.
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Analysts said there could be more volatility because of the efforts by House Democrats to impeach Trump.
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Mr. Giuliani's interview came as the House prepared for a vote on Wednesday to impeach Mr. Trump.
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Billionaire environmental activist Tom Steyer swings by to talk about his efforts to impeach Trump. http://thehill.
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And they don't end when the House, sometime later this month, votes to formally impeach the President.
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The only thing that is more destructive would be to not impeach when the Constitution demands it.
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Next week, the House is expected to impeach a president for the third time in US history.
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" On January 4, 2019, our colleague Rashida Tlaib said, "We're going to impeach the M-F-er.
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The January debate could take place as the Senate hears the case to impeach President Donald Trump.
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The House of Representatives appears set to impeach him for obstruction of Congress and abuse of power.
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If the House votes to impeach Trump, the action will shift to the Senate for a trial.
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U.S. government debt prices were lower on Wednesday amid a key vote to impeach President Donald Trump.
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The wrongs committed by the president are chief among the concerns of those who voted to impeach.
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Pelosi's message to Democrats does not mention Trump's name, or some Democrats' calls to impeach the president.
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The hurdles to impeach Pinera, however, are much higher, requiring a two-thirds majority in the Senate.
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The House made a partisan political decision to impeach...I&aposm not impartial about this at all.
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"The speaker continued, "No member, regardless of party or politics, comes to Congress to impeach a president.
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The House needs only a simple majority to impeach a Supreme Court justice or any federal judge.
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Nadler vowed to move swiftly to impeach Trump if his committee concludes that Trump committed impeachable offenses.
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A simple majority is needed to impeach in the House where Democrats have a 2016-197 advantage.
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Apart from the courts, Congress has the power to investigate potential Emoluments Clause violations and to impeach.
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The U.S. House has voted to impeach President Trump, and that is the right thing to do.
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Need to Impeach is spending $3.5 million on its current ad campaign and may expand that spending.
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Vindman provided even more corroboration of a quid pro quo, bolstering Democrats' case to impeach the president.
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J.) and Collin Peterson (D-Minn.) joined all House Republicans in rebuking the Democratic-led impeach inquiry.
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Trump also warned that Democrats, if they win a majority in November's midterm elections, could impeach him.
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The House on Wednesday night voted to impeach Trump for abuse of power and obstruction of Congress.
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You can impeach someone who hasn't committed any demonstrable federal crime, or state crime for that matter.
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James Clyburn predicted Sunday that the House of Representatives will impeach President Donald Trump — just not yet.
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But if you do it the way you're doing it, which is, it goes -- presuming that you impeach the President, the House Democrats vote to impeach the President, it goes to the Senate, Chief Justice John Roberts presides, and he could theoretically compel John Bolton and others to testify.
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Democrats control the House, so they could vote to investigate and impeach Trump on a simple party line.
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Carlos, Florida: Can Congress impeach Trump based solely on Mueller's report -- without calling witnesses or doing other investigation?
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Or are socialists, will they be able to impeach him or obstruct him every step of the way?
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Since then, calls for Congress to impeach the President have grown, even from within Trump's own Republican Party.
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The speaker also suggested in 2017 that the House can impeach only if a president violates the law.
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This does not mean that other democracies can impeach presidents based on annoyance and embarrassment, nor should they.
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But even if the House voted to impeach, Trump needs only 34 Senate Republicans to keep his office.
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In comparison, an April 0063-19 survey found that 40 percent of all Americans wanted to impeach Trump.
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Democrats took back the House in 2018, which went on to impeach President Donald Trump the following year.
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At one point Jerry Media tried to coordinate an "Impeach Trump" proclamation to be the egg's inner mystery.
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As the legal battle over Lula da Silva's case rages, efforts to impeach the President have gained momentum.
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During the vote over whether to impeach Trump, Pelosi remained stoic and professional, despite roaring cheers from Democrats.
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Besides being necessary, such probes would help mollify the many Democratic activists who want to impeach the president.
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Congressional Democratic leaders are having enough difficulty holding off their base's desire to impeach Trump as it is.
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"In my district it's all anybody wants to do is impeach him," Mr. Yarmuth said of Mr. Trump.
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Just 43% of voters in these six states want to impeach and remove from office at this point.
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Parliament has voted to impeach Park, a decision that must be confirmed or overturned by the Constitutional Court.
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Nearly 60 Democrats voted to advance a resolution to impeach President Donald Trump on Wednesday after Democratic Rep.
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Why it matters: Pelosi remains defiant, despite growing calls from fellow Democrats, to move quickly to impeach Trump.
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Brazil's Senate voted last week to impeach Rousseff and she faces trial on charges of breaking budgetary rules.
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Do they try to just get in, in November and call it a day and impeach the president?
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The progressive wing was already keen to impeach; Mr Mueller's report just added some petrol to their fire.
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MSCIEF are up 211 percent from their lows, led by Brazil, a country that may impeach its president.
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"I don't know how you can impeach somebody who's done a great job," Trump said on Fox News.
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The digital ads will run for several weeks across various social platforms, a Need to Impeach spokesman said.
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They won&apost say it, they tell everyone to be quiet, but they want to impeach the president.
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If they&aposre going to do obstruction of justice by tweet to impeach the president, God bless us.
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On Friday, a panel of judges will decide whether to approve or reject parliament's motion to impeach her.
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And if he wins we have an insurance policy and also, let&aposs see, I&aposll impeach him.
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Zuma, however, has reportedly refused to go, forcing his party to consider ways to impeach him through parliament.
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He became one of the key players that led the charge to impeach Rousseff for breaking budgetary laws.
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As long as you keep selling Impeach Trump gear my family will no longer shop at your stores.
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Lawmakers voted to impeach him in 2015, saying he had violated the constitution by dragging religion into politics.
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He said the record vote tally is proof that there is growing demand in Congress to impeach Trump.
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Assuming Democrats would vote to impeach him, only approximately two dozen Republicans would have to turn against him.
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They also remember Republican efforts to impeach former Democratic President Bill Clinton in the 1990s, which backfired politically.
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There was such an apparent rush to impeach that in late October, Democrats decided to deliberately slow down.
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In April, Pelosi called Democrats' efforts to impeach Trump a "gift" for Republicans ahead of November's midterm elections.
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He was speaking following a parliament vote to impeach President Park Geun-hye over an influence-peddling scandal.
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Yoo said political uncertainty created by the push to impeach Park would hurt overall sentiment in the economy.
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The impeachment divide is real Fewer 4 in 10 (39%) said that Congress should move to impeach Trump.
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The effort to impeach Nixon was widely accepted by the country because it proceeded on a bipartisan basis.
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Protesters outside carried signs reading "Impeach Kavanaugh" and chanted as dinner attendees in evening clothes waited to enter.
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Now that the Brazilian Senate has voted to impeach Ms. Rousseff, does he think things will get better?
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And, less than six months into his term, there are already rumblings about an attempt to impeach him.
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An ice cream parlor in Philadelphia is rolling out a new option for its customers: the ImPeach Sundae.
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Trump's goal was never to make Democrats moved to impeach; it was to avoid any level of accountability.
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"Well you can't impeach somebody that's doing a great job," Trump said outside the White House on Friday.
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"It showed that a determined majority in the House could impeach a President without legitimate reason," Nadler said.
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The Framers recognized that the power to impeach was as much a political issue as a legal one.
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Photos shared on social media also showed a sign reading "Impeach" displayed in windows of a nearby building.
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Democrats have to impeach Donald Trump fast, so we can get back to the rest of the news.
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If the House votes to impeach, senators are expected to hold the impeachment trial from 12:30 p.m.
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Mark Meadows and Jim Jordan introduced a resolution to impeach Rosenstein in an escalation of long-standing tensions.
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Waters ended her nearly 20-minute speech to several standing ovations, loud cheers and an "Impeach 45" chant.
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An impeachment inquiry is an investigation that the House will use to decide whether to impeach the president.
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A petition seeking hearings to impeach him has collected 1.3 million signatures since it was started three months.
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