Could that not have the impact, Mr. Gerhardt, of really changing the balance of power between Congress and the executive, so that the executive would become less able to act, and really be a departure for the last couple hundred years of our history?
Zoe Lofgren: “Could that not have the impact, Mr. Gerhardt, of really changing the balance of power between Congress and the…”
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Lofgren questions the implications of radical impeachment on government balance.
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