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impeachment

[im-peech-muhnt] / ɪmˈpitʃ mənt /












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Siobhan has covered government shutdowns, two presidential impeachment trials, several Supreme Court nomination fights, and the enactment of major tax, trade, stimulus and climate laws.

From The Wall Street Journal

They took out an ad in the New York Times urging the impeachment of President Richard Nixon.

From The Wall Street Journal

In March, Roberts issued a rare statement rebuking those impeachment calls.

From The Wall Street Journal

Unlike an impeachment effort - another option that would be theoretically available to critics of Bondi - the contempt move would only require support from the House of Representatives, Massie pointed out.

From BBC

The group mobilised in universities across the country last year to oppose Yoon's impeachment, and has grown quickly, drawing thousands of attendees to their rallies with aggressive social media campaigns.

From BBC