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You call this ‘abuse of power’?

1 February 2020

3:48 AM

1 February 2020

3:48 AM

By impeaching Donald Trump on December 18, 2019, the House of Representatives declared that the offenses contained in the articles were among the most grave ever committed by a US president. As every squawking TV and Twitter pundit now knows, this was only the third impeachment ever in US history.

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