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impeachment

[im-peech-muhnt] / ɪmˈpitʃ mənt /












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His arrest and impeachment sparked deadly mass protests in 2022 among his working-class rural base.

From BBC

“Sometimes impeachment scratches the itch, and they don't move on from there.”

From Washington Post

Trump supporters have expressed disbelief at the Manhattan grand jury decision to indict the former president, who already withstood an unprecedented two impeachments while in office.

From Los Angeles Times

"He was able to control impeachment in some way because Mitch McConnell was on his side in the Senate trial and because House Republicans were on his side," she explained.

From Salon

He faced two major inquiries by Congress when he was president, called impeachments, but was acquitted by the US Senate both times.

From BBC