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impeachment

[im-peech-muhnt] / ɪmˈpitʃ mənt /












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Under the Philippine constitution, an impeachment by the House triggers a Senate trial, where a guilty verdict means expulsion from office and a lifetime ban on political service.

From Barron's

Garcia called the shootings of Good and Pretti “horrific and shocking,” so much so that even some Republicans are acknowledging the “severity of what happened” — creating an opening for Noem’s impeachment.

From Los Angeles Times

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

He managed to skate on several impeachments and a host of felony convictions.

From Salon

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

From The Wall Street Journal